Woodcutting cape

Woodcutting cape

Release date	18 October 2006 (Update)
Members?	Yes
Quest item?	No
Tradeable?	No
Equipable?	Yes
Stacks?	No
High Alch	59,400 coins
Low Alch	39,600 coins
Value	1,000 coins
Destroy	Drop
Store price	99,000 coins (Wilfred)
Examine	The cape worn by master woodcutters (Obtaining level 99 skill)
Weight	0.4 kg

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A Woodcutting cape can be purchased for 99,000 coins alongside the Woodcutting hood from Wilfred in the wood north-west of Falador by players who have achieved level 99 Woodcutting. Woodcutting skillcapes are light brown in colour and have a green trim if the player has more than one level 99 skill.

The emote, just like every other skillcape emote, was updated on May 25 2010, adding particles when cutting the tree. As of 17 November 2012, there are 135,830 current members that have achieved level 99 in Woodcutting. Operating the cape will give a temporary boost, raising the player's Woodcutting level to 100/99. This effect will wear off after a period of time, but be renewed if operated on again. The woodcutting cape is also one of the most common skillcapes, being easy to get with trees near every major town in RuneScape.

Bonuses

Hover over image for type												A player wearing a trimmed Woodcutting cape.	A player performing the Woodcutting cape emote.
Attack bonus
0	0	0	0	0
Defence bonus
+9	+9	+9	+9	+9
Other bonuses				Slot
0	0	0%	0 (+4 trimmed)

Gallery

• A player getting 99 Woodcutting.

  A player getting 99 Woodcutting.

• A player wearing an untrimmed Woodcutting cape.

  A player wearing an untrimmed Woodcutting cape.

• A player wearing an untrimmed Woodcutting cape before the z-buffering update.

  A player wearing an untrimmed Woodcutting cape before the z-buffering update.

• Woodcutting Skill mastery message

  Woodcutting Skill mastery message

Trivia

• The Woodcutting skill icon is slightly lower on the Woodcutting cape than on most of the other Capes of Accomplishment.
• The Woodcutting cape emote is based on the Japanese children's game Daruma Otoshi. A large version of the game, similar to the size in the emote, was featured on the show Unbeatable Banzuke with the title "Daruma 7".