Woodsman
Class in 99 Nights in the Forest · Cost 600 Diamonds
About
The Woodsman is a 600-diamond class in 99 Nights in the Forest built around a Woodsman's Axe that levels up by cutting trees.
Quick Facts
- Level 1 Perk
- + Cut trees to level up the woodman's axe. + Deal more damage to trees and enemies as you level. - You can't pick up axes
- Level 2 Perk
- + Logs don't count towards your sack limit. Requirements: Trees cut: 0/250, Kill enemies with your axe: 0/50
- Level 3 Perk
- + You can find and plant giant tree saplings. Requirements: Trees cut: 0/500, Kill enemies with your axe: 0/100
Perks by Level
+ Cut trees to level up the woodman's axe. + Deal more damage to trees and enemies as you level. - You can't pick up axes
+ Logs don't count towards your sack limit. Requirements: Trees cut: 0/250, Kill enemies with your axe: 0/50
+ You can find and plant giant tree saplings. Requirements: Trees cut: 0/500, Kill enemies with your axe: 0/100
Woodsman — In-Depth Analysis
The Woodsman is a class in 99 Nights in the Forest that costs 600 diamonds and starts with the Woodsman's Axe. Everything in the class is tied to that tool: cutting trees levels the axe up, and as it grows it deals more damage to both trees and enemies. The one restriction listed is that a Woodsman cannot pick up other axes, so the class commits you to its own.
The second level is unlocked by cutting 250 trees and killing 50 enemies with the axe. Its reward is a quality-of-life perk that matters for resource gathering: logs no longer count toward your sack limit, so you can carry as many as you want. The third level asks for 500 trees cut and 100 enemies killed with the axe, and it lets you find and plant giant tree saplings.
The wiki's own text on this page is limited and partly unreliable, so the figures here follow the classes table. It does add that the axe has several upgrade levels, with the highest one giving faster swings and more damage. Because the kill requirements are tied to the axe itself, the class suits players who prefer a melee approach and enjoy clearing forests, rather than players who want a starting ranged weapon or utility item.