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Weepwood Log

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Weepwood Logs and Mossy Weepwood Logs can be found on green Grass or in Bog Water, but only in Swamplands close to Weepwood-trees. Weepwood Logs can be chopped into Wood Slabs and/or Wood Rods in a Processor. Weepwood Logs can also be used for crafting recipes that will accept any kind of Wood or Log, like (as of R26 in December 2015): Logs can be used as Fuel for Forges; 2 blocks will be needed for each process (of melting or hardening), and they will burn rather slowly. Logs cannot be corrupted currently (as of R26 in December 2015), as Corrupted Wood would make a much more powerful Fuel.

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Weepwood Logs and Mossy Weepwood Logs can be found on green Grass or in Bog Water, but only in Swamplands close to Weepwood-trees. Weepwood Logs can be chopped into Wood Slabs and/or Wood Rods in a Processor. Weepwood Logs can also be used for crafting recipes that will accept any kind of Wood or Log, like (as of R26 in December 2015): * Wood Mining Cell: 4 blocks of any Wood or Log, 1x Vines, and 1 Mushroom (Red Mushroom, Brown Mushroom or Glowing Mushroom) * Processor: 8 blocks of any kind of Wood or Log, 8 blocks of Stone, and 2x Vines * Moss Torches: 1 block of any kind of Wood or Log, and 1 Moss Logs can be used as Fuel for Forges; 2 blocks will be needed for each process (of melting or hardening), and they will burn rather slowly. Logs cannot be corrupted currently (as of R26 in December 2015), as Corrupted Wood would make a much more powerful Fuel. Logs are flammable, so be careful when putting torches onto or especially under blocks of Logs (or any other block of Wood or Leaves) in hot environments like Savannas, Shores or Jungles. Fire is able to spread onto other flammable materials and such a wooden house or whole forest can burn down. You cannot extinguish such a fire (currently, as of R26 in December 2015) except by creating aisles wide enough so flames won't be able to leap over.