.. move to other land?

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agrielaiosh
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.. move to other land?

Post by agrielaiosh »

I've started in some conifer forest area - fir trees around, lots of boars etc. Hunting, foraging, leatherworking are going good, but.. well, I know there're some grasslands/broadleaf forest areas out there - but I've no idea how "climate zones" here work, if any :) Are there any guidelines - where one can find broadleaf forests/grasslands? Go south? Or somewhere s-e/s-w?
Numenor
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Re: .. move to other land?

Post by Numenor »

There are differnt landscapes, but there is no "climate zone" (hope this is right in english :) )

Explore your area, it should be easy to find a few minutes in all directions grassland, deserts, or swamps.


In the woods u can find roots, wild animals like bears, boars, white redeyed albino bunnies (very wild roaarrr).

In the grasslands u can find animals like sheep, cows and so on....


For reason: RAISE YOUR EXPLORATION SKILL and u will find more things.


These are the basics, think more information about finding what you want to look for is on wikipedia.
agrielaiosh
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Re: .. move to other land?

Post by agrielaiosh »

Ok, tnx, so it's like - go anywhere - you may find a broadleaf forest area? :)
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Gentley
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Post by Gentley »

Yeah, its totally random.
Numenor
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Re: .. move to other land?

Post by Numenor »

I forgot to say there are nettle woods and ... äh dont know engl. word.... woods with leave trees :)
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Wipfmetz
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Location: Germany. It's near Bavaria.

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Post by Wipfmetz »

Numenor wrote:I forgot to say there are nettle woods and ... äh dont know engl. word.... woods with leave trees :)
coniferous forest,"Nadelwald"
deciduous forest, "Laubwald"
nettle, "Nessel"

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