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Forest terrain are the tiles bears, boars and deer spawn on, as well as is the main source of wood. | Forest terrain are the tiles bears, boars and deer spawn on, as well as is the main source of wood. | ||
Forest terrain consists of two types, Broadleaf forest, also | Forest terrain consists of two types, Broadleaf forest, also known as Deciduous, and Conifer, also known as Needleleaf. The difference in type can be seen on the minimap or by examining what trees are around you. Broadleaf forest tiles are slightly lighter on the minimap. | ||
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*[[Elm Tree]] | *[[Elm Tree]] | ||
*[[Willow Tree]] | *[[Willow Tree]] | ||
These trees will grow fastest if they are planted in the Broadleaf forest | *[[Plane Tree]] | ||
These trees will grow fastest if they are planted in the '''Broadleaf''' forest. | |||
'''Conifer Forest''' | '''Conifer Forest''' | ||
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*[[Cork Oak Tree]] | *[[Cork Oak Tree]] | ||
These | These trees will grow fastest if they are planted in the '''Conifer''' forest. |
Revision as of 09:10, 8 April 2016
Forest terrain are the tiles bears, boars and deer spawn on, as well as is the main source of wood.
Forest terrain consists of two types, Broadleaf forest, also known as Deciduous, and Conifer, also known as Needleleaf. The difference in type can be seen on the minimap or by examining what trees are around you. Broadleaf forest tiles are slightly lighter on the minimap.
What can be found on Forest Terrain?
requires the skill Foraging:
Broadleaf Forest
- Apple Tree
- Birch Tree
- Hazelnut Tree
- Oak Tree
- Maple Tree
- Mulberry Tree
- Elm Tree
- Willow Tree
- Plane Tree
These trees will grow fastest if they are planted in the Broadleaf forest.
Conifer Forest
These trees will grow fastest if they are planted in the Conifer forest.