Uncommon Pine Logs

Zone Locations

• Adrens Hill
• Anklesnag Mire
• Aspenwood
• Battlebrae Flatland
• Battlebrae Lake
• Battlebrae Peaks
• Battlebrae Plain
• Bellever Tor
• Birchcopse
• Birken Fell
• Blackthorn Quarry
• Bonepool Marsh
• Bowscale Fell
• Braemore Lowland
• Braemore Upland
• Brambleshore Hinterlands
• Broken Fell
• Brons Hill
• Camlann
• Carns Hill
• Cedarcopse
• Croker Hill
• Curlew Fen
• Darkground Swamp
• Deadpine Forest
• Deeproot Wood
• Deepwood Dell
• Deepwood Gorge
• Dewleaf Fen
• Driftwood Glen
• Driftwood Vale
• Drownhorse Basin
• Dusklight Fen
• Dusktree Swamp
• Eldon Hill
• Falsestep Marsh
• Felniks Hill
• Ferndell
• Flynsdell
• Fog Fen
• Garrow Fell
• Gravemound Brim
• Gravemound Hills
• Gravemound Slope
• Gutras Hill
• Haldon Tor
• Haytor
• Highbole Glen
• Hornbeam Wood
• Inis Mon
• Kilmar Tor
• Lewsdon Hill
• Longfen Arms
• Longfen Marsh
• Longtimber Glen
• Mardale
• Meltwater Bog
• Meltwater Delta
• Murkweald
• Murky Fen
• Nightbloom Forest
• Nightcreak Marsh
• Oakcopse
• Owlsong Glen
• Pinecopse
• Rowanwood
• Runnel Sink
• Russerdell
• Saddle Tor
• Scuttlesink Mouth
• Scuttlesink Pools
• Shaleheath Hills
• Sleetwater Basin
• Slithertail Marsh
• Southgrove Copse
• Southgrove Escarp
• Spectral Sump
• Spindlewood
• Springsump Basin
• Springsump Wetland
• Stonelake Fields
• Stonelake Hillock
• Stumprot Swamp
• Timbertop Dale
• Vixen Tor
• Wanderlure Basin
• Willow Wood
• Willowsigh Marsh
• Windgrass Portal North
• Windgrass Portal South
• Windgrass Portal West
• Windripple Fen
• Wispwhisper Marsh
• Wyre Forest
• Yew Wood

General Information

• Uncommon Pine Logs are a Tier 4.1 resource gathered from Pine trees
• Uncommon Pine Logs may be found in the following Biomes:
  • Forest
  • Swamp
  • Highland
• Uncommon Pine Logs are available in Tier 4 - Tier 6 maps
• Players need to use Adept's Axe or better in order to gather Uncommon Pine Logs to sell on the Market Place or refine into Uncommon Pine Planks
• Beginning with Pine, trees may have an enchantment glowing ring which may signify Uncommon Pine Logs, Rare Pine Logs, or Exceptional Pine Logs
• Uncommon Pine Trees will have an enchantment ring glowing green
• Pine tree bark is brown and the leaves are teal
• Uncommon Pine Logs are stackable; maximum stack is 999 logs

Gallery

Other Log Types

Normal Logs:
Uncommon Logs:
Rare Logs:
Exceptional Logs:

Related Patch Notes

Patch Link	Date	Patch Name	Patch Notes
Version 20.000.1	8 June 2022	Into the Fray Update	Graphics for static resources (Stone, Ore, Wood, Fiber) updated and improved: Visuals updated to make resources more appealing to gather and easier to distinguish from each other and their surroundings Higher-level resources now look more valuable and consistently increase in size Treasure Versions of resources updated visually to show their greater quantities Enchantment effects updated for readability and attractiveness
Version 18.070.1	16 June 2021	Call to Arms Patch 7 (Season 13 Patch)	To increase the value of gathering resources in the open world, the overall amount of enchanted resources in the world has been increased – the spawn rate of .2 (Rare) resources has been doubled, while the spawn rate of .3 (Exceptional) resources has been quadrupled To further solidify the value of each individual resource, transmutation prices have been adjusted Transmutation prices for resources have generally been increased, with lower tiers seeing more of an increase than higher tiers To mitigate the increase in transmutation costs for resources the respawn rate of all T5+ resources in the open world has been increased by 20% Transmutation prices for upgrading Runes to Souls, Souls to Relics, and Relics to Avalonian Shards have been significantly reduced, with the goal of making high-level Artifacts cheaper to craft and more accessible to use.
Version 1.16.393.162877	25 March 2020	Queen Patch 8	This patch brings several changes to higher-tier resources intended to make high-level gathering more rewarding. Here's what's new: The overall amount of T6, T7, and T8 resources in the world has been increased by 20%. The overall number of T7 and T8 resource nodes has been reduced, but their respawn rate has been increased drastically. In practical terms, this means T7-8 nodes are more sparse, but once a node is found it is much more likely to have charges. Additionally, the likelihood that any given resource node is a Large Node (23-27 charges, see details below) has been increased significantly. Here's a detailed breakdown of the changes: Overall amount of Tier 6-8 spawning in the world increased by 20% Small Nodes now once again behave as they did with the Queen update. As a reminder: With Queen Update: Small Nodes spawned with a single charge after being depleted. With Queen Patch 5: Small Nodes spawned fully charged, but respawn time was increased accordingly With Patch 8: Small Nodes will again only spawn with a single charge and will charge up over time if not gathered; respawn time has been decreased accordingly Shifted the overall large-to-small ratio to be more in favor of Large Nodes Total number of Tier 8 nodes in the world reduced by 75%, but in turn the respawn rate has increased massively: Large T8 Nodes (27 charges) respawn rate increased by 200% Small T8 Nodes (2 charges) respawn rate increased by 500% Overall amount of Tier 7 nodes in the world reduced by 50%, but in turn their respawn rate has increased greatly: Big T7 nodes (23 charges) respawn rate increased by 180% Small T7 nodes (3 charges) respawn rate increased by 290% Number of T6 nodes in T8 clusters increased by 100% Number of T6 nodes in T7 clusters increased by 33% Chance for Tier 7 and 8 animals to drop a cub has been decreased accordingly, as they now spawn more quickly - their overall drop rates remain the same
Version 1.16.393.160869	26 February 2020	Queen Patch 5	Small Tier 7 and Tier 8 nodes now spawn fully charged (Tier 7: 3 charges, Tier 8: 2 charges) Small Tier 7 node respawn time tripled (26100 seconds to 78300 seconds) Small Tier 8 node respawn time doubled (68300 seconds to 126600 seconds) Hide and Critter carcasses despawn after 600 seconds instead of 86400 seconds
Version 1.15.387.151412	9 October 2019	Percival Patch 7	Resources and critters in safe zones (T2-T4) now take twice as long to respawn
Version 1.14.381.140241	10 April 2019	Oberon Patch 2 / Free-to-Play Launch	To prepare for a potential influx of low-level players, the respawn rate of resources in safe and yellow zones has been increased (i.e. the refill time for these resource nodes has been reduced):   T2 respawns about 285% faster (now 21 seconds, was 60s)   T3 respawns about 400% faster (now 45 seconds, was 180s)   T4 respawns about 500% faster (now 100 seconds, was 500s)   T5 respawns about 170% faster (now 450 seconds, was 750s)
Version 1.14.379.138841	20 March 2019	Oberon Update - Oberon Update Hotfix #1, #2, and #3	Increased average respawn time of T6 resources from 5357 seconds to 10000 seconds. This should reduce the flow of T6 resources into the game, compensating for the additional T6 sources added with Guardians and Guardian Aspects. Decreased harvest time for resources from critter corpses (Rock Elementals, Ore Elementals, Forest Spirits, Dryads, Cougars) by 50% to make them more attractive for gatherers Outlands resource hotspots: added more T8 and T7 resources, replaced T5 critter mobs with T7
Version 1.13.369.130684	21 November 2018	Nimue Update	Tier 8 Resource Redistribution T8 resources that were in territories have been redistributed into the open world High-end regions in the Outlands (the faction homebases and the regions around them) now spawn tier 8 resources regularly Since territories are now boosted with Crystal Realm Battles, this is an opportunity to make tier 8 resource harvesting more interesting and more fairly accessible for all guilds Tier 5 Resource Changes Nodes can now have up to 5 charges (up from 4) Chance of rare resources is doubled in nodes that spawn in Tier 5 zones on the Royal Continent For example, for rarity level 1 resources: Yellow Zones: 12% → 24% red: 20% → 40%