RuneScape increases the level cap for woodcutting and fletching to 110.

• RuneScape is set to increase skills such as woodcarving and fletching after level 99.
• The new level 110 update brings new mechanics and additions to the skill tree.
• There’s a whole host of wood cutting activities to look forward to this Christmas.

If you’re a RuneScape fan and the fact that the woodcarving and fletching skills were capped at level 99 has been nagging you all year, then Christmas has come early. That’s because Jagex has confirmed that the new 110 Woodcutting & Fletching update will be coming to RuneScape today on all platforms!

Yes, your grinding hours will no longer be reduced to zero once you reach the top of the double digits, as you will now be able to climb even further. Starting fire will also be improved, and the new Eternal Magic Trees found in Eagle Peak will test your skills at level 100+.

Collect enchanted bird’s nests and new consumables to further increase your productivity, and plumage will now allow you to craft shortbows and crossbows, taking your training to new heights. The Master Bow, a level 100 bow, can combine multiple skills into one, and the upgradeable level 90 and 100 axes will take down even the mightiest of oak trees.

Rub until you fall

Okay, so you can probably tell I’m being a little kidding. But at the same time, I wouldn’t blame some of you for being nervous; The thing about RuneScape has always been that even outside of combat, there are a ton of skills you can use to hone and unlock amazing new mechanics.

Leveling up past 99 also opens up even more options for those skills that haven’t yet reached that level (if any), and I’m sure it will add many more hours of fun for those of you intrigued by leveling up. abilities further.

But if you want to satisfy your RPG obsession before the latest update hits, why not check out our list of the 25 best RPG games for Android? We present to you all our best games in this genre that you can play right now!