Shady Copse

Shady Copse
Shady Copse Terrain
Can be paved	No
Can be plowed	Yes
Max Speed	Run
Forageables	Blueberries, Chantrelles, Chiming Bluebell, Dandelion, Giant Puffball, Kvann, Lingonberries, Morels, Parasol Mushroom, Spindly Taproot, Stinging Nettle, Wild Windsown Weed, Yarrow, Yellowfeet
Trees	Acacia Tree, Alder Tree, Almond Tree, Ash Tree, Beech Tree, Birch Tree, Birdcherry Tree, Black Pine Tree, Cedar Tree, Cherry Tree, Cypress Tree, Dogwood Tree, Elm Tree, Hazel Tree, King's Oak Tree, Laurel Tree, Linden Tree, Lote Tree, Mulberry Tree, Oak Tree, Olive Tree, Plum Tree, Rowan Tree, Sallow Tree, Sorb Tree, Stone Pine Tree, Tamarisk Tree, Tree Heath Tree, Walnut Tree
Flora	Arrowwood Bush, Bittersweet Nightshade Bush, Blackcurrant Bush, Boxwood Bush, Caprifole Bush, Elderberry Bush, Hawthorn Bush, Redcurrant Bush, Sandthorn Bush, Tundra Rose Bush
Fauna	Adder, Ant Hill, Ants, Aurochs, Badger, Bat, Bear, Boar, Dryad, Earthworm, Firefly, Forest Snail, Fox, Frog, Grub, Hedgehog, Lynx, Midge Swarm, Moose, Quail, Rabbit Buck, Rabbit Doe, Rat, Red Deer, Silkmoth, Squirrel, Stag Beetle, Stoat, Toad, Wild Bees, Wolverine, Wood Grouse Cock, Wood Grouse Hen
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Shady Copse are one of the many biomes within the Hearthlands, a form of Forest Terrain. On foot, a Hearthling can travel at a running pace through Shady Copse, with a decent level of stamina drain for doing so. You may plow a Copse to turn it into plowed dirt, but directly paving a Copse is impossible. Shady Copse are a source of many of the different forageables in the game, as with other forest terrains, so it is a good idea to settle down near or inside of one, particularly when starting out, since they also are a plentiful supply of various materials which are needed in spades during the early portions of the game, such as Wood Blocks, Boards, Boughs, and edible berries and fruits.

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  Shady Copse terrain on the map preview

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