If a player is to use the safari hole, it is recommended they toss a Worklight in the hole as well as the safari hole exit is quite dark. The player must also take care as to not leave the wood in the hole for too long, or the wood may despawn. It is also recommended to chop the wood into small pieces as to prevent them from getting stuck in the hole. If the player chooses to drop the wood into the Safari Hole, the player should take care as to not fall into the hole with the branch, as walking back to the bridge from the hole can be very time consuming.
If the player chooses to take the wood up the bridge, they must either load it into a vehicle and drive forwards and backwards as the bridge rises, or carry the branch as the bridge will likely glitch any loose items, including wood, down into the void. Instead, chop branches off the tree off, and carry those either to the bridge, or to the safari hole. It is recommended to not cut the entire tree down, as due to it's large size and intertwined branches it is very likely the tree will fall into the void, possibly taking the player with it.
The player could also choose to use dynamite to do damage to the tree but it would be highly ineffective and do very little damage. Once the player has reached the Phantom Wood, the player must use the End Times Axe (Because other axes would either disappear or fall onto the ground without doing damage to the tree) to cut the tree. It is recommended that the player lowers the bridge in the morning because once it becomes night, the area will be completely pitch black and could result in the player falling off the edge or dropping the chopped wood because the area has a narrow pathway. The player may then carefully drive their car off the bridge and down the pathway towards the Phantom wood tree. After a few minutes, the bridge will connect to the rusty bridge connector in the biome. It is recommended to not purchase over 25 minutes of time, as spending too long in the biome will cause the player to quickly lose health until they die.Īfter purchasing, the bridge will start to slowly lower, cutting through the water and sand, creating a hole slightly larger then the bridge. It is recommended the player also buy more time from either Merely or Seranok, which can be purchased in 3 minute increments for $100 Money each. The player must speak to Seranok or Merely (Depending on which side of the bridge the player is seen) to lower the bridge for $100 money. It is recommended to place a few logs behind the hole to help balance the eye. The player must balance the eye on the small circular communication hole on the booth. The player must bring the Preserved Enlarged Ostrich Eye to either Merely or Seranok's Tollbooth. Recommended: Any type of car to carry the chopped wood.Extra money to keep the Bridge lowered.An End Times Axe, which costs at least $7,720 money, obtained by completing the Rukiryaxe quest on Halloween.(Currently unobtainable from Bob's Shack but you may buy this from other players) A Preserved Enlarged Ostrich Eye that used to cost $400,306 money from Bob's Shack.Players can add more time if they like, so it would be a considerably good idea to have one person by one of the Bridge Booths to continuously add time if needed.
It requires numerous items, some of which are not always available. The method for traveling to this biome is expensive and complicated. On the left extent, there is a hole that will teleport the player to the Safari Hole which will lead to the Safari biome next to the bridge itself.
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The road is shaped similarly to an upside-down Y, with one Phantom Tree per server growing on a patch of soil at the end of the main extent of the walkway (there are no accounts of there being more than one tree at a time).Ī rusty bridge connector is to the right extent of the road, and it's where the Bridge connects with the road. This biome is considerably dark and empty, consisting of a very thin, light-blue road in an extremely large black box that is layered by a thick sand padding.
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