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== Trees == | == Trees == | ||
Trees can be harvested by {{bl|Woodcutters' Camp}}s to provide {{rl|Wood}}. Each tree has 2 charges, and may also grant additional Resources depending on the [[World Map#Biome | Biome]]. You can always | Trees can be harvested by {{bl|Woodcutters' Camp}}s to provide {{rl|Wood}}. Each tree has 2 charges, and may also grant additional Resources depending on the [[World Map#Biome | Biome]]. You can always hover over an individual tree to see what Resources it provides. | ||
You can set what chopping behavior you want each Woodcutters' Camp to use. You can also set a Default Woodcutters' Camp Mode from the Gameplay Settings. | You can set what chopping behavior you want each Woodcutters' Camp to use. You can also set a Default Woodcutters' Camp Mode from the Gameplay Settings. | ||
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* Only Marked Trees & Avoid Glades - Only marked trees will be felled, and glade-opening trees will be avoided. | * Only Marked Trees & Avoid Glades - Only marked trees will be felled, and glade-opening trees will be avoided. | ||
Usually (unless you are using Fell All Trees or Avoid Glades) you must mark which trees you would like to Woodcutters' camps to fell. You can click the green axe icon with the plus sign to the right of the building menus at the bottom of the screen - or use the hotkey (defaults to [F]) - to begin marking trees with a 3-tree width painting tool. Marked trees which are in range of a Woodcutters' Camp are highlighted in yellow, marked trees which are out of range are highlighted in grey. | [[File:Mark_And_Unmark_Tools.png|thumb|Mark and unmark tools]]Usually (unless you are using Fell All Trees or Avoid Glades) you must mark which trees you would like to Woodcutters' camps to fell. You can click the green axe icon with the plus sign to the right of the building menus at the bottom of the screen - or use the hotkey (defaults to [F]) - to begin marking trees with a 3-tree width painting tool. Marked trees which are in range of a Woodcutters' Camp are highlighted in yellow, marked trees which are out of range are highlighted in grey. | ||
If you need to unmark trees, you can click the green axe icon with the minus sign - or use the hotkey (defaults to [G]) - to begin unmarking trees with a similar 3-tree width painting tool. | If you need to unmark trees, you can click the green axe icon with the minus sign - or use the hotkey (defaults to [G]) - to begin unmarking trees with a similar 3-tree width painting tool. | ||
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If you hold the [Shift] key while using the marking or unmarking paint tool, the width of the tool decreases to a single tree - allowing you to be very precise. If you hold the [Ctrl] key while using the marking tool, you cannot mark trees which would open [[#Glades | Glades]]. You can use both [Shift] and [Ctrl] at the same time. | If you hold the [Shift] key while using the marking or unmarking paint tool, the width of the tool decreases to a single tree - allowing you to be very precise. If you hold the [Ctrl] key while using the marking tool, you cannot mark trees which would open [[#Glades | Glades]]. You can use both [Shift] and [Ctrl] at the same time. | ||
{| class="wikitable sortable" | {| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible" style="vertical-align:middle; width:100%;" | ||
! Tree !! Biome !! Additional resources !! Description !! Image | |+ Trees across Biomes | ||
! Tree !! Biome !! Additional resources !! style="width: 25%" | Description !! Image | |||
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| '''Abyssal Tree''' | | '''Abyssal Tree''' | ||
| Sealed Forest | | Sealed Forest | ||
| | | {{rl|Meat}} (10%) +<br>{{rl|Sea Marrow}} (10%) +<br>{{rl|Leather}} (5%) | ||
| A bizarre, writhing growth... is this even really a tree? | | A bizarre, writhing growth... is this even really a tree? | ||
| [[File:Abyssal Trees.png|150px|centre|thumb|Abyssal Trees]] | | [[File:Abyssal Trees.png|150px|centre|thumb|Abyssal Trees]] | ||
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| '''Coppervein Tree''' | | '''Coppervein Tree''' | ||
| Scarlet Orchard | | Scarlet Orchard | ||
| | | {{rl|Wood}} (60%) +<br>{{rl|Copper Ore}} (10%) +<br>{{rl|Pigment}} (5%) +<br>{{rl|Plant Fiber}} (5%) | ||
| A scarlet tree covered in enormous thorns. | | A scarlet tree covered in enormous thorns. | ||
| [[File:Coppervein Tree.png|150px|centre|thumb|Coppervein Trees]] | | [[File:Coppervein Tree.png|150px|centre|thumb|Coppervein Trees]] | ||
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| '''Crimsonreach Tree''' | | '''Crimsonreach Tree''' | ||
| Coral Forest | | Coral Forest | ||
| | | {{rl|Stone}} (40%) +<br>{{rl|Incense}} (20%) | ||
| A mineralized coral tree. | | A mineralized coral tree. | ||
| [[File:Crimsonreach Tree.png|150px|centre|thumb|Crimsonreach Trees]] | | [[File:Crimsonreach Tree.png|150px|centre|thumb|Crimsonreach Trees]] | ||
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| '''Dying Tree''' | | '''Dying Tree''' | ||
| Cursed Royal Woodlands | | Cursed Royal Woodlands | ||
| | | {{rl|Wood}} (60%) +<br>{{rl|Insects}} (10%) +<br>{{rl|Plant Fiber}} (10%) +<br>{{rl|Roots}} (10%) | ||
|A bare, rotting tree infested with grubs. | |A bare, rotting tree infested with grubs. | ||
| [[File:Dying Tree.png|150px|centre|thumb|Dying Trees]] | | [[File:Dying Tree.png|150px|centre|thumb|Dying Trees]] | ||
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| '''Lush Tree''' | | '''Lush Tree''' | ||
| Royal Woodlands | | Royal Woodlands | ||
| | | {{rl|Wood}} (100%) +<br>{{rl|Resin}} (15%) +<br>{{rl|Plant Fiber}} (10%) +<br>{{rl|Eggs}} (5%) | ||
| A perfect source of wood. | | A perfect source of wood. | ||
| [[File:Lush Trees.png|150px|centre|thumb|Lush Trees]] | | [[File:Lush Trees.png|150px|centre|thumb|Lush Trees]] | ||
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| '''Mushwood Tree''' | | '''Mushwood Tree''' | ||
| The Marshlands | | The Marshlands | ||
| | | {{rl|Mushrooms}} (15%) +<br>{{rl|Leather}} (5%) | ||
| A giant fungal tree covered in a leathery bark. | | A giant fungal tree covered in a leathery bark. | ||
| [[File:Mushwood Tree.png|150px|centre|thumb|Mushwood Trees]] | | [[File:Mushwood Tree.png|150px|centre|thumb|Mushwood Trees]] | ||
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| '''Musselsprout Tree''' | | '''Musselsprout Tree''' | ||
| Coral Forest | | Coral Forest | ||
| | | {{rl|Meat}} (40%) +<br>{{rl|Crystalized Dew}} (20%) | ||
| The unusually hard bark conceals soft, fleshy tissue. | | The unusually hard bark conceals soft, fleshy tissue. | ||
| [[File:Musselsprout Tree.png|150px|centre|thumb|Musselsprout Trees]] | | [[File:Musselsprout Tree.png|150px|centre|thumb|Musselsprout Trees]] | ||
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| '''Overgrown Abyssal Tree''' | | '''Overgrown Abyssal Tree''' | ||
| Sealed Forest | | Sealed Forest | ||
| | | {{rl|Meat}} (10%) +<br>{{rl|Sea Marrow}} (10%) +<br>{{rl|Leather}} (10%) | ||
| A giant, bizarre growth... it's bigger than the other trees in the area. | | A giant, bizarre growth... it's bigger than the other trees in the area. | ||
| [[File:Giant Abyssal Tree.png|150px|centre|thumb|Overgrown Abyssal Tree]] | | [[File:Giant Abyssal Tree.png|150px|centre|thumb|Overgrown Abyssal Tree]] | ||
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| '''Plateleaf Tree''' | | '''Plateleaf Tree''' | ||
| Coral Forest | | Coral Forest | ||
| | | {{rl|Plant Fiber}} (30%) | ||
| A species of plant rarely seen above water. | | A species of plant rarely seen above water. | ||
| [[File:Plateleaf Tree.png|150px|centre|thumb|Plateleaf Trees]] | | [[File:Plateleaf Tree.png|150px|centre|thumb|Plateleaf Trees]] |
Revision as of 17:38, 17 March 2024
The Forest
All Settlements are constructed in The Forest. The Forest consists of multiple Glades separated by a dense carpet of Trees.
Seasons
- Main article: Seasons
Each Settlement must brave the three seasons of The Forest:
- Drizzle lasts 4:00 minutes.
- Clearance lasts 4:00 minutes.
- Storm lasts 2:00 or 4:00 minutes depending on Difficulty.
Hostility
- Main article: Hostility
With every fallen tree, with every ancient site sacked - the Forest grows angrier.
Hostility is a measure of how wary the forest is of the settlement. It always starts at 0. Each Hostility level above 0 will decrease Global Resolve by 2 (6 during storms) and may activate a negative Forest Mystery. All modifiers that raise Hostility scale with Difficulty.
Trees
Trees can be harvested by Woodcutters' Camps to provide Wood. Each tree has 2 charges, and may also grant additional Resources depending on the Biome. You can always hover over an individual tree to see what Resources it provides.
You can set what chopping behavior you want each Woodcutters' Camp to use. You can also set a Default Woodcutters' Camp Mode from the Gameplay Settings.
Woodcutters' Camp Modes
- Fell All Trees - All trees will be felled
- Avoid Glades - All trees will be felled EXCEPT trees that open glades.
- Avoid Glades (except marked) - All trees will be felled EXCEPT trees that open glades, UNLESS you have marked glade-opening trees.
- Only Marked Trees - Only marked trees will be felled.
- Only Marked Trees & Avoid Glades - Only marked trees will be felled, and glade-opening trees will be avoided.
Usually (unless you are using Fell All Trees or Avoid Glades) you must mark which trees you would like to Woodcutters' camps to fell. You can click the green axe icon with the plus sign to the right of the building menus at the bottom of the screen - or use the hotkey (defaults to [F]) - to begin marking trees with a 3-tree width painting tool. Marked trees which are in range of a Woodcutters' Camp are highlighted in yellow, marked trees which are out of range are highlighted in grey.
If you need to unmark trees, you can click the green axe icon with the minus sign - or use the hotkey (defaults to [G]) - to begin unmarking trees with a similar 3-tree width painting tool.
If you hold the [Shift] key while using the marking or unmarking paint tool, the width of the tool decreases to a single tree - allowing you to be very precise. If you hold the [Ctrl] key while using the marking tool, you cannot mark trees which would open Glades. You can use both [Shift] and [Ctrl] at the same time.
Tree | Biome | Additional resources | Description | Image |
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Abyssal Tree | Sealed Forest | Meat (10%) + Sea Marrow (10%) + Leather (5%) |
A bizarre, writhing growth... is this even really a tree? | |
Coppervein Tree | Scarlet Orchard | Wood (60%) + Copper Ore (10%) + Lua error in Module:ResourceLink at line 41: No resource found with name: Pigment. Please see the template documentation for how to use the parameters. (5%) + Plant Fiber (5%) |
A scarlet tree covered in enormous thorns. | |
Crimsonreach Tree | Coral Forest | Stone (40%) + Incense (20%) |
A mineralized coral tree. | |
Dying Tree | Cursed Royal Woodlands | Wood (60%) + Insects (10%) + Plant Fiber (10%) + Roots (10%) |
A bare, rotting tree infested with grubs. | |
Lush Tree | Royal Woodlands | Wood (100%) + Resin (15%) + Plant Fiber (10%) + Eggs (5%) |
A perfect source of wood. | |
Mushwood Tree | The Marshlands | Mushrooms (15%) + Leather (5%) |
A giant fungal tree covered in a leathery bark. | |
Musselsprout Tree | Coral Forest | Meat (40%) + Crystalized Dew (20%) |
The unusually hard bark conceals soft, fleshy tissue. | |
Overgrown Abyssal Tree | Sealed Forest | Meat (10%) + Sea Marrow (10%) + Leather (10%) |
A giant, bizarre growth... it's bigger than the other trees in the area. | |
Plateleaf Tree | Coral Forest | Plant Fiber (30%) | A species of plant rarely seen above water. |
Resource Deposits
Resource deposits are spots that allow villagers to gather resources. Each deposit can have its own priority set, when it is preferred to be harvested before or after other deposits.
Resource deposits come in two types: Nodes and Veins. Nodes are gatherable with Camps and come in two sizes. Veins are gathered in the Mine.
Each deposit has a number of Charges, representing the amount of times it can be harvested. Small resource deposits can be harvested 15 times if they provide raw food and 20 times if they provide raw crafting materials. Large resource deposits can be harvested 60 times and only by big Camps. The number of charges can be increased by certain Smoldering City upgrades. Coal and Copper Ore veins are not affected by Smoldering City upgrades.
Deposit | Guaranteed resources | Possible resources | Gathered by | Biome | Description |
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Swamp Wheat Field (big) | Grain | Plant Fiber (100%) + Plant Fiber (20%) |
Foragers' Camp | Cursed Royal Woodlands Scarlet Orchard The Marshlands |
A plant species at home in the swamp. |
Swamp Wheat Field (small) | Plant Fiber (20%) | ||||
Root Deposit (big) | Roots | Herbs (30%) + Resin (30%) |
Foragers' Camp | Royal Woodlands Scarlet Orchard Sealed Forest |
A tangled net of living vines. |
Root Deposit (small) | Herbs (20%) | ||||
Moss Broccoli Patch (big) | Vegetables | Insects (40%) + Roots (20%) |
Foragers' Camp | Coral Forest Cursed Royal Woodlands Royal Woodlands |
An edible and tasty type of moss. |
Moss Broccoli Patch (small) | Insects (30%) | ||||
Flax Field (big) | Plant Fiber | Clay (50%) + Insects (30%) |
Harvesters' Camp | Cursed Royal Woodlands Royal Woodlands |
Resilient plants perfect for cloth-making. |
Flax Field (small) | Clay (25%) + Insects (20%) | ||||
Reed Field (big) | Reed | Clay (40%) + Roots (40%) |
Harvesters' Camp | Coral Forest Scarlet Orchard Sealed Forest |
A very common plant, it thrives thanks to the magical rain. |
Reed Field (small) | Clay (20%) + Roots (20%) | ||||
Dewberry Bush (big) | Berries | Berries (80%) | Herbalists' Camp | Royal Woodlands Scarlet Orchard Sealed Forest |
Fresh and sweet berries infused by the Rain. |
Dewberry Bush (small) | Berries (20%) | ||||
Herb Deposit (big) | Herbs | Berries (40%) + Plant Fiber (20%) |
Herbalists' Camp | Coral Forest Cursed Royal Woodlands Scarlet Orchard |
A dense shrub full of many useful plant species. |
Herb Deposit (small) | Berries (20%) | ||||
Bleeding Tooth Mushroom (big) | Mushrooms | Insects (40%) | Herbalists' Camp | Cursed Royal Woodlands Royal Woodlands Sealed Forest |
A resilient species that grows on marshy soil. |
Bleeding Tooth Mushroom (small) | Insects (20%) | ||||
Grasscap Mushroom (big) | Mushrooms | Insects (40%) | Herbalists' Camp | The Marshlands |
A resilient species that grows on marshy soil. |
Grasscap Mushroom (small) | Insects (20%) | ||||
Clay Deposit (big) | Clay | Copper Ore (75%) + Roots (30%) |
Stonecutters' Camp | Cursed Royal Woodlands Royal Woodlands Sealed Forest |
Soil infused with the essence of the rain. |
Clay Deposit (small) | Copper Ore (50%) + Roots (20%) | ||||
Sea Marrow Deposit (big) | Sea Marrow | Sea Marrow (100%) + Stone (50%) + Ancient Tablet (1%) |
Stonecutters' Camp | Cursed Royal Woodlands Royal Woodlands Scarlet Orchard Sealed Forest |
Ancient fossils rich in resources. |
Sea Marrow Deposit (small) | Sea Marrow (80%) + Stone (40%) | ||||
Stone Deposit (big) | Stone | Insects (30%) + Roots (30%) + Copper Ore (10%) |
Stonecutters' Camp | Coral Forest Scarlet Orchard The Marshlands |
Stones weathered by the everlasting rain. |
Stone Deposit (small) | Insects (20%) + Roots (20%) | ||||
Drizzlewing Nest (big) | Eggs | Meat (40%) | Trappers' Camp | Royal Woodlands Scarlet Orchard |
An abandoned nest. Let's hope the owner doesn't come back... |
Drizzlewing Nest (big) Nest (small) | Meat (20%) | ||||
Snake Nest (big) | Eggs | Leather (40%) + Meat (20%) |
Trappers' Camp | The Marshlands |
An abandoned nest. Let's hope the owner doesn't come back... |
Snake Nest (small) | Leather (20%) | ||||
Wormtongue Nest (big) | Insects | Insects (60%) | Trappers' Camp | Coral Forest Cursed Royal Woodlands Sealed Forest |
A nest full of tasty Wormtongues. |
Wormtongue Nest (small) | Insects (20%) | ||||
Slickshell Broodmother (big) | Meat | Leather (100%) | Trappers' Camp | Royal Woodlands Sealed Forest |
Small Slickshells are crawling out of the openings in the broodmother's shell. It's easy to collect them. |
Slickshell Broodmother (small) | Leather (20%) | ||||
Leech Broodmother (big) | Meat | Leather (100%) + Leather (60%) + Eggs (20%) |
Trappers' Camp | Coral Forest The Marshlands |
A dead leech broodmother. It has a strong and somewhat sweet smell. |
Leech Broodmother (small) | Leather (20%) | ||||
Copper Vein | Copper Ore | Clay (30%) | Mine | Cursed Royal Woodlands The Marshlands Scarlet Orchard Sealed Forest |
A soft and malleable metal, resistant to rain. |
Coal Vein | Coal | Stone (30%) | Mine | Coral Forest The Marshlands |
An effective source of fuel. |
Glades
Rich glades are full of resources - yours for the taking.
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 especially 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
Main article: 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.
Ruins
Ruins are ruined versions of non-essential buildings that may sometimes be encountered in Glades. For a certain amount of resources they can be either rebuilt, giving a fully functional building, or salvaged, giving a random reward of resources.