Carve Wood seed rarities: Tier List & Farming Tips

Carve Wood seed rarities describe the tier assigned to each seed when it appears from the base rolling system. The currently documented order is Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythical, Sacred, and Eternal. Eternal is the highest listed rarity, but the available information does not provide official roll odds, fixed prices, or a complete seed-by-seed catalog.

This means rarity should be used as a progression signal rather than a guaranteed profit value. A rarer seed may take longer to grow, and the final income from its log also depends on carving accuracy, mutations, and the way you manage your shop. Treat each tier as one part of the value calculation.

The rarity list is most useful when deciding how to assign seedbeds. Common and Uncommon plants are practical for keeping your business active, while Sacred and Eternal plants are better suited to sessions where you can wait for longer timers or use event bonuses.

For additional beginner context on planting, chopping, carving, and selling, read the Carve Wood beginner’s guide, published August 26, 2026.

The seed system begins at your base. A red lever allows you to roll for a seed, and the resulting seed appears on the platform in front of the lever. You can purchase that seed without spending Coins on the roll itself. After obtaining it, equip the seed and place it in an available seedbed.

Seedbeds turn rarity into a time-management decision. Every planted seed displays a timer showing how long it needs to mature. Common and Uncommon plants generally support faster routine cycles, while Sacred and Eternal seeds are documented as taking longer to grow.

A good routine alternates between planting, upgrading, carving, and selling. Avoid waiting beside a single seedbed while other tasks are available. Plant the seed, process any ready logs, and return when the timer or event creates a useful opening.

Growth time is one of the most important differences between low- and high-rarity seeds. The available guide confirms that rarer seeds, particularly Sacred and Eternal, can take longer to mature than Common and Uncommon plants. However, it does not publish exact minutes for every tier, so this page does not assign unsupported timer values.

Server events provide temporary ways to improve the farming cycle. Events occur hourly and last three minutes. Rain increases seed growth speed and may cause lightning to strike random seedbeds, instantly growing selected planted seeds into huge trees. Other events focus on mutations that can raise the value of a finished log.

Mutations are special modifiers that alter a log’s appearance and increase its overall sale value. Because events can apply effects randomly, avoid building your entire plan around receiving one specific mutation. Instead, maintain a steady supply of trees and make the most of favorable results when they appear.

The best event preparation is simple:

• Plant seeds before the hourly event starts.
• Leave multiple seedbeds active when possible.
• Keep the Basic Axe ready for mature trees.
• Avoid filling every shop display with low-accuracy sculptures.
• Process mutated logs carefully so their extra value is not weakened by poor carving.

Seed rarity affects the starting potential of a tree, but carving accuracy directly affects the value of the finished sculpture. During the carving minigame, a blue outline shows the shape to trace. The objective is to remove wood carefully until the sculpture matches that outline.

A higher accuracy percentage produces a more valuable finished piece. After carving, place the result in the Sell Zone so NPC customers can purchase it for Coins. This creates two separate priorities: grow valuable trees efficiently, then protect their value with careful carving.

Use a controlled carving rhythm:

1. Read the blue outline before making fast movements.
2. Follow the shape instead of removing large sections at once.
3. Watch the accuracy percentage throughout the minigame.
4. Make small corrections near narrow or curved sections.
5. Display the completed sculpture in the Sell Zone.

The resulting Coins can fund seedbeds and other tycoon upgrades. Woodchips collected from chopping trees are also needed for upgrades, so a complete farming loop should account for both resources. A rare seed is not useful to progression if your base lacks the capacity to grow, process, or display its output.

Seed rarity progression is easier when your base has a repeatable routine. Rather than chasing only the highest tier, build a cycle that keeps seedbeds productive, logs moving through the carving machine, and Coins available for upgrades.

For most players, the strongest progression pattern is to use lower rarities for dependable production while saving higher rarities for longer sessions. This approach avoids a common mistake: filling the base with slow-growing trees and then having no ready logs when upgrades or Coins are needed.

There is currently no documented official table of exact roll probabilities, individual seed prices, or precise growth times for every rarity. Until those values are published in an in-game or official source, use the tier order and observable timers rather than treating unofficial estimates as fixed data.