The Forest

Resource deposits

Resource deposits are spots that allow villagers to gather resources. Each deposit has a number of Charges, representing the amount of times it can be harvested. Each deposit can have its own priority set, when it is preferred to be harvested more or less often than other deposits.

Deposit	Charges	Guaranteed resources	Possible resources	Gathered by	Description
Clay Deposit (small)	20	Clay	Copper Ore (25%) Roots (20%)	Stonecutters' Camp	Soil infused with the essence of the rain.
Flax Field (small)	20	Plant Fiber	Clay (30%) Insects (20%)	Harvesters' Camp	Resilient plants perfect for cloth-making.
Lush Tree	2	Wood (2)	Resin (15%) Plant Fiber (10%) Eggs (5%)	Woodcutters' Camp	Perfect source of wood.
Moss Broccoli Patch (big)	60	Vegetables	Insects (30%) Roots (20%)	Foregars' Camp	An edible and tasty type of moss.

Inside Glades

Deposit	Charges	Guaranteed resources	Possible resources	Gathered by	Description
Root Deposit	15	Roots	Herbs (20%)	Scavengers' Camp	A tangled net of living vines.
Stormbird Nest (small)	15	Eggs	Meat (20%)	Scavengers' Camp Trappers' Camp	An abandoned nest. Let's hope the owner doesn't come back...

Glades

Glades are empty areas of the Forest that are shrouded until they are first reached by clearing trees. They may contain resources, treasures, fertile soil, ruined buildings, and more.

To reach a Glade faster, trees can be marked and unmarked for harvest via the axe icon on the bottom bar, ensuring they will be cut before other trees. Marked trees will glow golden if inside the area of a Woodcutters' Camp and white if outside one.

The best rewards come from Dangerous Glades and Forbidden Glades (both marked with a skull icon), but they always contain at least one dangerous Glade Event, which requires delivering certain goods or completing a challenge.

Glade Events

Glade Events are objects found in the forest, like abandoned caches, survivor camps, ruins, wild beasts, etc. Some of them are positive, offering goods or new villagers for small resource investments. Others are dangerous, forcing you to act quickly to avoid negative consequences (but also giving you generous rewards for solving them).

Once you select a Glade Event, the Event Panel will show up. There, you will find a few different sections: effects, worker slots, requirements, and rewards. The effect section shows you the possible negative consequences of the Event, and how much time you have before they occur. To solve an Event, you need to assign workers to it, select one of two reward options, and select "investigate".

Some events simply require you to deliver goods, others have something called a Working Effect. Working Effects are special conditions that activate once you give the order to investigate an Event (like a Resolve penalty, a slow debuff, etc.). Your goal is to survive these conditions for a set amount of time. After an Event is solved, the workers will bring back the rewards to your Storage, and no negative consequence will trigger.