The Woods of Wyrmwood: Hardness

Below is a table of the Woods of Wyrmwood sorted by their hardness, as rated by the Janka hardness test. This test measures the amount of force necessary to embed a .444 inch diameter steel ball into the wood to its middle point. The higher the force, the harder the wood. For more information on Janka hardness, see the following resources:

The Wood Database: Janka Hardness

Wikipedia: Janka Hardness Test

Note that Janka measures are not absolute, but do provide an excellent reference when determining which woods are generally harder than others.

Janka Hardness of the Woods of Wyrmwood

This data is unavailable or impossible to determine in a few rare cases; where necessary, reasonable estimations have been made.