Beaver

Beaver

Level	33
Duration (min)	27
Points cost	4
Abilities	Forager - Logs and Planks Woodcutting boost (2) - invisible
Special moves	Multichop
Race	Beaver
Combat level	Non-Combat
Life Points	1000
Immune to poison?	No
Attack Style	Non-Combat
Maximum hit	50 (approx)
Examine text	Looks pretty eager!

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The Beaver is a level 33 Summoning familiar. It is summoned by using a Beaver pouch, which will give 0.7 Summoning experience. Apart from invisibly boosting your Woodcutting skill by 2, it can also be used as a knife for Fletching purposes and can forage and hold up to 30 planks and/or logs that it stores for a player's withdrawal. Logs foraged include regular logs up to yew logs. It also can produce regular planks and oak planks. It is possible to use this beaver as a fletching knife while it is cutting with the scroll effect; however, if the beaver finishes cutting before it finishes the fletching assignment, it will stop fletching and you will get a message reading, "You need a knife to do that."

The Beaver effect will stack with Axeman's folly or other Woodcutting boosting items. The increased Woodcutting does not allow you to cut evil trees, or ancient effigies, with higher skill requirements, as it is invisible.

Beaver pouch

Beaver pouch

	Shards	Shard cost	Charm	Tertiary
	72	1,800 coins	Green	Willow logs
	Create XP	Use XP	Low Alch	Hi Alch	GE Price
	57.6	0.7	889 coins	1,334 coins	coins (info)
	GE Database	Cost to make	Bogrog shard return		Shard return level
	Look up price	1,822 coins	51 (  1,275)		41
	Examine text
	I can summon a beaver familiar with this.

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A Beaver pouch is created by using a pouch on a summoning obelisk, with a Green charm, 72 spirit shards, and 1 Willow logs, in the inventory, gaining 57.6 Summoning experience.

Multichop scroll

Multichop scroll

	Create XP	Use XP	Special move points
	0.7	0.7	3
	Low Alch	High Alch	GE Price
	88 coins	133 coins	coins (info)
	GE Database	Bogrog shard return	Shard return level
	Look up price	4 (  100)	41
	Examine text
	A scroll for a beaver familiar.

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A player activating the scroll.

Beavers have a special move called Multichop, which cuts from 0 (common, and most likely for higher level trees) to 3 (rare) logs from the tree on which it is cast. To activate it, use the Summoning special move on a nearby tree. Multichop can not be activated if the player has a full inventory. If the player's inventory fills just after casting multichop the logs will appear on the ground.

Multichop can only be activated if the player has a Multichop scroll in their inventory and can only be cast on a natural tree. The special effect will not give woodcutting experience for the cut logs or work on player farmed trees or evil trees. Multichop may produce logs not related to the tree upon which it is cast. For example, if a player uses multichop on a Yew tree, it could produce an Oak log, or a maple log. It will not produce a log higher than the tree's required level. Multichop may produce planks when used on a tree. It has been known to produce three logs, and known to produce a random plank; however, it is rare to get all of these. On some occasions, you can get three logs and two planks; although this is quite rare. The logs or planks that multichop produces are completely random.

Multichop can also be cast on tree stumps but this will consume a scroll and no logs will be generated.

Multichop can be used on these trees:

• Tree
• Oak tree
• Hollow tree
• Willow tree
• Arctic pine
• Eucalyptus tree
• Maple tree
• Yew tree
• Magic tree
• Cursed magic tree

Beaver accent

This familiar speaks with a French accent; this is likely due to the fact that it was the early Québécois explorers who started the beaver fur trade. However on the French servers, Beavers speak with a German accent.

Dialogue

This article on a Summoning familiar has an associated dialogue page. Click here for a transcript of possible conversations with this familiar.

Trivia

• The examine info of the beaver, "Looks pretty eager!" is a reference to "Eager Mcbeaver", a usually disparaging term for someone who is especially, often excessively, industrious; also an American Television show named "Leave it to beaver" aired in the 1950s'.
• There was a glitch where if you chopped down a tree whilst your beaver was, he would keep chopping at "nothing". This has been fixed.

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