Lumberjack

Boarding in Ten Lessons

Lumberjacks live by trees alone; wood is their number one resource. If he's standing in front of a tree, a lumberjack can do two things: However, the lumberjack cannot harvest fruit hanging from the trees. For that, he'll have to ask a farmer. However, like all plant life, trees don't automatically grow back. Luckily, lumberjacks can reintroduce trees into the ecosystem. For that, all they need to do is plant cuttings. Trees can only grow on certain recognizable soils, so keep your eyes open! Once the wood has been harvested, a lumberjack can turn it into planks using a sawmill. These planks will mainly be of interest to handymen, so bear that in mind! Lastly, a good lumberjack will always stay alert, waiting for the rain before planting the cuttings, so they have a better chance of taking root successfully. What's more, temperature has an effect on the speed at which trees grow, so pay attention!
 * Cut the tree, to harvest its wood
 * Prune the tree, to harvest its cuttings