PixlariaEncyclopediaPlay now

Skills · Pixlaria reference

Firemaking

Carry a tinderbox and logs. Right-click the logs and choose Light, or a line of up to five fires. The line starts in the direction you face and uses safe nearby ground if blocked. Building a permanent campfire trains Carpentry instead.

Browse encyclopedia chapters

Getting started

Light logs on a clear outdoor tile and cook on the fire before it burns down.

A temporary cooking stop lets you prepare raw food while travelling.

Why train it?

More Firemaking improves lighting success. Better logs make longer-lasting fires.

Firemaking supports Cooking away from town. It consumes logs rather than making coins directly.

Maximum level: 99. Open Skills in the game to see your current XP and next goal.

Unlocks & milestones

  1. Level 10 (1,154 total XP): cook over fires with 10% less burning

    A temporary cooking stop lets you prepare raw food while travelling. Your burn chance is reduced by 10% of its usual value when cooking on fires or campfires. Cooking requirements and no-burn levels still apply; ranges are unchanged.

  2. Level 15 (2,411 total XP): light oak logs

    A fire made with oak logs lasts 80 seconds: more time to cook before it burns down.

  3. Level 25 (7,842 total XP): cook over fires with 20% less burning

    A temporary cooking stop lets you prepare raw food while travelling. Your burn chance is reduced by 20% of its usual value when cooking on fires or campfires. Cooking requirements and no-burn levels still apply; ranges are unchanged.

  4. Level 30 (13,363 total XP): light willow logs

    A fire made with willow logs lasts 100 seconds: more time to cook before it burns down.

  5. Level 45 (61,512 total XP): cook over fires with 30% less burning; light maple logs

    A fire made with maple logs lasts 120 seconds: more time to cook before it burns down. Your burn chance is reduced by 30% of its usual value when cooking on fires or campfires. Cooking requirements and no-burn levels still apply; ranges are unchanged. Maple logs also makes a fire lasting 120 seconds.

  6. Level 60 (273,742 total XP): light yew logs

    A fire made with yew logs lasts 150 seconds: more time to cook before it burns down.

  7. Level 65 (449,428 total XP): cook over fires with 40% less burning

    A temporary cooking stop lets you prepare raw food while travelling. Your burn chance is reduced by 40% of its usual value when cooking on fires or campfires. Cooking requirements and no-burn levels still apply; ranges are unchanged.

  8. Level 85 (3,258,594 total XP): cook over fires with 50% less burning

    A temporary cooking stop lets you prepare raw food while travelling. Your burn chance is reduced by 50% of its usual value when cooking on fires or campfires. Cooking requirements and no-burn levels still apply; ranges are unchanged.

  9. Level 90 (5,346,332 total XP): cook over fires with 55% less burning

    A temporary cooking stop lets you prepare raw food while travelling. Your burn chance is reduced by 55% of its usual value when cooking on fires or campfires. Cooking requirements and no-burn levels still apply; ranges are unchanged.

  10. Level 99 (13,034,431 total XP): cook over fires with 60% less burning

    A temporary cooking stop lets you prepare raw food while travelling. Your burn chance is reduced by 60% of its usual value when cooking on fires or campfires. Cooking requirements and no-burn levels still apply; ranges are unchanged.

Reference entries are generated from the current game data. Artwork comes from the actual game. Pixlaria is in alpha; balance and content can change.