Teak pyre logs

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Teak pyre logs
Released9 August 2005 (Update)
MembersYes
Quest itemNo
Properties
TradeableYes
EquipableNo
StackableNo
NoteableYes
OptionsDrop
ExamineTeak logs prepared with sacred oil for a funeral pyre.
Values
Value100 coins
High alch60 coins
Low alch40 coins
Weight1.36 kg
Grand Exchange
Exchange3,793 coins (info)
Buy limit11,000
Daily volume199
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Item ID6211
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Teak pyre logs may be used during the Shades of Mort'ton minigame to cremate the remains of Loar, Phrin and Riyl shades. They require level 40 Firemaking to light and grant 120 Firemaking experience when used to cremate a shade (180 with Morytania Diary 4 complete).

Preparation

To make teak pyre logs, players must first obtain some sacred olive oil. Sacred oil may be made during the Shades of Mort'ton minigame or the Shades of Mort'ton quest. To create the oil, players need to purchase normal olive oil from Razmire Keelgan's store in Mort'ton and then help to restore the temple that lies to the north of the town. Once the temple is rebuilt, players may light the altar in the centre of the temple and use their olive oil on the fire. This converts the ordinary olive oil into sacred oil.

Once the sacred oil has been obtained players will need to use three doses of it upon some teak logs. These logs will then become teak pyre logs and grants 15 Firemaking experience.

Creation

Requirements
SkillLevelXP
Firemaking Firemaking115
Members
Ticks4 (2.4s)
Materials
ItemQuantityCost
Teak logs1118
Sacred oil(3)12,753
Total cost2,871
Teak pyre logs13,793
Vial13
Profit925
Profit after GE Tax850

Use

LoarPhrinRiyl
Teak pyre logs
Level requiredFiremaking 40 Prayer 1
Firemaking XP120 xp
Prayer XP33.7 xp
Uses itemLoar remains
FacilityMort'ton funeral pyre
TypePyre logs
Required toolTinderbox

Players may use the pyre logs, along with a set of shade remains (Loar, Phrin or Riyl), on one of the numerous funeral pyres located to the south and to the west of Mort'ton's centre. The pyre can then be lit using a tinderbox, which releases the shade and rewards Firemaking and Prayer experience, as well as some coins or a key. The type of key rewarded solely depends on the type of remains that are cremated, and do not depend on the logs used.

Changes

Date Changes
31 July 2024
(Update)
  • Players will be warned if trying to burn pyre logs without the appropriate shade remains.
  • A Make-All menu will now appear when using Sacred Oil to make Pyre Logs.
  • Adjusted the Firemaking XP of making Pyre Logs to be a flat 5 XP per dose of Sacred Oil consumed, instead of a variable rate based on how many doses are in the vial.

Previously, experience gained was based on the number of doses in the vial prior to usage. This still used the same number of oil doses, but provided different amounts of experience. 3-dose oil provided 12 experience, and 4-dose oil provided 16 experience.

22 January 2015
(Update)

Creating Pyre logs now provides the same firemaking experience no matter what item you click on first.

26 September 2005
(Update)

The item was recoloured.

9 August 2005 ⁠–
26 September 2005
26 September 2005 ⁠–
present

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