Biome guide

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what about bushes ? Still looking for teabushes after hours and hours of looking for it...
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DamJNeT wrote:what about bushes ? Still looking for teabushes after hours and hours of looking for it...
Try the steppes (bright orange terrain).
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DamJNeT wrote:what about bushes ? Still looking for teabushes after hours and hours of looking for it...
I have them on the yellowish terrain that looks like sand, I don't recognise it from the pics here, where the Parasol Mushrooms grow.
This one;

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Thanks guys I tried to find the bright orange area and travelled for a loooong time, because there's no such biome in my area... with no success. Any idea what the biome's name would be ? I remember one orange biome was the driedflat or smthg like this and had none on it...
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Probably dryflat, but I always mistake that for the hardsteppe.

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I'll have another look then thank you

Edit : Amanda is your sandish terrain Beechgrove ? I've got quite a lot around my place and couldn't find any teabush.... I am cursed -_-
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Nope, it's Lichenworld
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Thanks Nid ... :)

@ DamJNeT - there are quite a few tea-bushes on ours, so definitely worth looking on that terrain in your area. :)
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I am cursed then... One of my neighbor has a few bushes, but I never see him.. No idea where he got them...

Amanda, lichenworld terrain ?
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