Ginkgos stood before the isles were torn into the sky, and they stand still, yielding 

Ginkgos stood before the isles were torn into the sky, and the timber remembers that endurance. The pale wood is unnaturally patient — it neither warps in the wet cloud air nor rots at the isle's edge, and once a craftsman gives it a shape it holds that shape as if it had always been so.
Faint golden flecks run through the grain like pressed leaves, and old woodworkers swear the wood works easier at dawn, when the light matches the canopy it came from.


Ginkgo Logs

Pale, patient timber from a tree older than the isles.

. Their golden fans never fall, and the pale timber beneath is unnaturally patient — it neither warps, nor rots, nor forgets the shape a craftsman gives it.


Ginkgo Tree

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Drop Table

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Tier	6
Requires	Woodcutting Level 31