Three Skills, One Loop
Woodcutting, Mining, and Fishing are Everworld's core gathering skills — left-click a tree, rock, or fishing spot to start working it, and the raw materials land straight in your inventory. Every skill levels up the same way: gather, earn XP, unlock better tools and higher-tier nodes.
Left-click a node to gather immediately, or right-click for the action plus Examine.
Woodcutting & Mining: Tool Tiers
Both skills share the same six-tier tool progression, unlocking at the same levels for axes and pickaxes alike:
Woodcutting Tool Tiers
Bronze (Lv. 1)
Iron (Lv. 10)
Steel (Lv. 30)
Carbon Steel (Lv. 55)
Blood Steel (Lv. 75)
Obsidian (Lv. 90)
Mining Tool Tiers
Bronze (Lv. 1)
Iron (Lv. 10)
Steel (Lv. 30)
Carbon Steel (Lv. 55)
Blood Steel (Lv. 75)
Obsidian (Lv. 90)
A higher tool tier doesn't just look nicer — it cuts down the time each swing takes, so upgrading is always worth it the moment you hit the level.
Nodes Get Tougher (and Better) as You Climb
- ◆Woodcutting: normal trees (Lv. 1) → oak (15) → willow (30) → maple (40) → mahogany (60) → bloodwood (75) → elder oak (85). Most trees respawn instantly and never run out; the elder oak is a rarer, limited node that needs to recover after a batch of chops.
- ◆Mining: copper & tin (Lv. 1) → iron (15) → coal (20) → gold (40) → flux (45) → dark iron (65) → obsidian (75).
Fishing Works a Little Differently
Instead of one universal tool line, Fishing uses different equipment for different fishing spots — a small net catches shrimp, a harpoon lands tuna and swordfish, and better rods unlock as you level:
Fishing Equipment
Small Net
Fishing Rod
Lobster Cage
Harpoon
Oak Rod
Maple Rod
Mahogany Rod
Bloodwood Rod
There are ten fishing spots in total, from shrimp at level 1 up to manta ray at level 93, each requiring its matching equipment. Unlike gathering with an axe or pickaxe, every cast has a chance to come up empty — your catch rate improves the higher your Fishing level is above the spot's requirement.
Deposit Stations: Gather Without Filling Up
Mining and Fishing both have deposit stations nearby their resource-rich areas — a mine cart for ore, a fishing barrel for your catch. Interact with one and it sends every matching resource in your inventory straight to your bank in one go, so you can keep gathering instead of walking back and forth.
Deposit stations send your gathered resources straight to the bank — no trip required.
Tip: Deposit stations only take items belonging to that station's skill — a mine cart won't touch your fish. Check your inventory before you assume it's been fully cleared out.
Woodcutting doesn't currently have an equivalent station, so keep an eye on your 28 inventory slots when you're chopping for a long stretch.