Rocky Ravine - Revision history

76561198157077871: /* Strategy */

2025-12-22T05:36:51Z

Strategy

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	* Rocky Ravine trees don't yield any {{rl\|Wood}}. You must aggressively plan for wood usage. Consider using embarkation points on {{rl\|Wood}} and {{rl\|Planks}}. Any caravan that has planks as a random bonus is a major plus. Consider taking caravans whose species can use houses that do not require wood.		* Rocky Ravine trees don't yield any {{rl\|Wood}}. You must aggressively plan for wood usage. Consider using embarkation points on {{rl\|Wood}} and {{rl\|Planks}}. Any caravan that has planks as a random bonus is a major plus. Consider taking caravans whose species can use houses that do not require wood.
	* Alternative fuels should be a top priority. Processing {{rl\|Meat}} or {{rl\|Grain}} into {{rl\|Oil}}, and setting up a {{rl\|Coal}} {{bl\|Mine}} are all good options. If you're lucky enough to find {{rl\|Sea Marrow}} nodes, they should be exploited immediately since they can single-handedly supply your settlement with fuel for the rest of the game.		* Alternative fuels should be a top priority. Processing {{rl\|Meat}} or {{rl\|Grain}} into {{rl\|Oil}}, and setting up a {{rl\|Coal}} {{bl\|Mine}} are all good options. If you're lucky enough to find {{rl\|Sea Marrow}} nodes, they should be exploited immediately since they can single-handedly supply your settlement with fuel for the rest of the game.
	* Stone is always plentiful, which means that making bricks is trivial. Buildings that cost only bricks or mostly bricks can be constructed easily without worrying about your building material supply. Excess bricks can be turned into {{rl\|Pack of Building Materials\|}} and sold by trade route or directly to traders.		* Stone is always plentiful, which means that making bricks is trivial. Buildings that cost only bricks or mostly bricks can be constructed easily without worrying about your building material supply. Excess bricks can be turned into {{rl\|Pack of Building Materials}} and sold by trade route or directly to traders.
	* Since stone can be used to open abandoned caches, don't forget to check the contents of each one you find to see if they're worth opening for immediate resources.		* Since stone can be used to open abandoned caches, don't forget to check the contents of each one you find to see if they're worth opening for immediate resources.
	*The '''Petrified Necropolis''' [[World Map modifier]] will cause your settlement to generate an endless supply of {{rl\|Meat}}, which can be used as food or turned into {{rl\|Oil}}.		*The '''Petrified Necropolis''' [[World Map modifier]] will cause your settlement to generate an endless supply of {{rl\|Meat}}, which can be used as food or turned into {{rl\|Oil}}.

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Trees

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	=== Trees ===		=== Trees ===
	~~All~~ trees can be harvested by {{bl\|Woodcutters' Camp\|s}} to give {{rl\|Stone}}. They ~~may~~ also grant additional [[Resources~~]] depending on the [[biome~~]]. These trees have 2 charges each.		The Rocky Ravine has special Basalt trees that can be harvested by {{bl\|Woodcutters' Camp\|s}} to give {{rl\|Stone}}. {{rl\|Wood}} is unavailable from woodcutting in this biome. They also grant additional [[Resources]]. These trees have 2 charges each.

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Strategy

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	* Stone is always plentiful, which means that making bricks is trivial. Buildings that cost only bricks or mostly bricks can be constructed easily without worrying about your building material supply. Excess bricks can be turned into {{rl\|Pack of Building Materials\|}} and sold by trade route or directly to traders.		* Stone is always plentiful, which means that making bricks is trivial. Buildings that cost only bricks or mostly bricks can be constructed easily without worrying about your building material supply. Excess bricks can be turned into {{rl\|Pack of Building Materials\|}} and sold by trade route or directly to traders.
	* Since stone can be used to open abandoned caches, don't forget to check the contents of each one you find to see if they're worth opening for immediate resources.		* Since stone can be used to open abandoned caches, don't forget to check the contents of each one you find to see if they're worth opening for immediate resources.
	*The '''Petrified Necropolis''' [[World Map~~#World Modifier\|World Modifier~~]] will cause your settlement to generate an endless supply of {{rl\|Meat}}, which can be used as food or turned into {{rl\|Oil}}.		*The '''Petrified Necropolis''' [[World Map modifier]] will cause your settlement to generate an endless supply of {{rl\|Meat}}, which can be used as food or turned into {{rl\|Oil}}.
	* If you are close to winning the game but need extra resources, consider buying supplies from the Black Market on credit. As long as you win before the payment is due, the resources are effectively free.		* If you are close to winning the game but need extra resources, consider buying supplies from the Black Market on credit. As long as you win before the payment is due, the resources are effectively free.

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Strategy

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	== Strategy ==		== Strategy ==
	* Rocky Ravine trees don't yield any {{rl\|Wood}}. You must aggressively plan for wood usage. Consider using embarkation points on {{rl\|Wood}} and {{rl\|Planks}}. Any caravan that has planks as a random bonus is a major plus. Consider taking ~~races with~~ houses that do not require wood.		* Rocky Ravine trees don't yield any {{rl\|Wood}}. You must aggressively plan for wood usage. Consider using embarkation points on {{rl\|Wood}} and {{rl\|Planks}}. Any caravan that has planks as a random bonus is a major plus. Consider taking caravans whose species can use houses that do not require wood.
	* Alternative fuels should be a top priority. Processing {{rl\|Meat}} or {{rl\|Grain}} into {{rl\|Oil}}, and setting up a {{rl\|Coal}} {{bl\|Mine}} are all good options. If you're lucky enough to find Sea Marrow nodes, they should be exploited immediately since they can single-handedly supply your settlement with fuel for the rest of the game.		* Alternative fuels should be a top priority. Processing {{rl\|Meat}} or {{rl\|Grain}} into {{rl\|Oil}}, and setting up a {{rl\|Coal}} {{bl\|Mine}} are all good options. If you're lucky enough to find {{rl\|Sea Marrow}} nodes, they should be exploited immediately since they can single-handedly supply your settlement with fuel for the rest of the game.
	* Stone is always plentiful, which means that making bricks is trivial. Buildings that cost only bricks or mostly bricks can be constructed easily without worrying about your building material supply. Excess bricks can be turned into {{rl\|Pack of Building Materials\|}} and sold by trade route or directly to traders.		* Stone is always plentiful, which means that making bricks is trivial. Buildings that cost only bricks or mostly bricks can be constructed easily without worrying about your building material supply. Excess bricks can be turned into {{rl\|Pack of Building Materials\|}} and sold by trade route or directly to traders.
	* Since stone can be used to open abandoned caches, don't forget to check the contents of each one you find to see if they're worth opening for immediate resources.		* Since stone can be used to open abandoned caches, don't forget to check the contents of each one you find to see if they're worth opening for immediate resources.
	*The [[~~World_Map~~#~~List_of_positive_world_modifiers~~\|~~Petrified Necropolis~~]] ~~world modifier~~ will cause your settlement to generate an endless supply of {{rl\|Meat}}, which can be used as food or turned into {{rl\|Oil}}.		*The '''Petrified Necropolis''' [[World Map#World Modifier\|World Modifier]] will cause your settlement to generate an endless supply of {{rl\|Meat}}, which can be used as food or turned into {{rl\|Oil}}.
	* If you are close to winning the game but need extra resources, consider buying supplies from the Black Market on credit. As long as you win before the payment is due, the resources are effectively free.		* If you are close to winning the game but need extra resources, consider buying supplies from the Black Market on credit. As long as you win before the payment is due, the resources are effectively free.

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Natural Resources

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	\| [[File:CopperOre.png\|32px]] 75% + [[File:Roots.png\|32px]] 30%<br /><br />[[File:SeaMarrow.png\|32px]] 100% + [[File:Stone.png\|32px]] 50% + [[File:Icon_Resource_AncientTablet.png\|32px]] 1%		\| [[File:CopperOre.png\|32px]] 75% + [[File:Roots.png\|32px]] 30%<br /><br />[[File:SeaMarrow.png\|32px]] 100% + [[File:Stone.png\|32px]] 50% + [[File:Icon_Resource_AncientTablet.png\|32px]] 1%
	\| rowspan="2" \| {{bl\|Stonecutters' Camp\|large}} {{2Star}}		\| rowspan="2" \| {{bl\|Stonecutters' Camp\|large}} {{2Star}}
	\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| 00:05		\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| 00:08
	\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| [[File:Icon Spec Masonry.png\|{{ImgM}}]] [[ Buildings#Specializations \| Masonry]]<br /> <br />{{Species link\|Frogs\|medium}}		\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| [[File:Icon Spec Masonry.png\|{{ImgM}}]] [[ Buildings#Specializations \| Masonry]]<br /> <br />{{Species link\|Frogs\|medium}}
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	\| [[File:Roots.png\|32px]] 40% + [[File:Icon Resource Clay.png\|32px]] 40%		\| [[File:Roots.png\|32px]] 40% + [[File:Icon Resource Clay.png\|32px]] 40%
	\| rowspan="2" \| {{bl\|Harvesters' Camp\|large}} {{2Star}}		\| rowspan="2" \| {{bl\|Harvesters' Camp\|large}} {{2Star}}
	\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| 00:05		\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| 00:08
	\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| ''none''		\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| ''none''
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2025-08-04T08:31:00Z

Node weighting

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	=== Node weighting ===		=== Node weighting ===
	* Algae Ponds have double the normal weighting in this Biome. [[#References\|<sup>[1]</sup>]]		* Algae Ponds have double the normal weighting in this Biome. [[#References\|<sup>[1]</sup>]]
	* Reed Fields have double the normal weighting. [[#References\|<sup>[1]</sup>]]		* Reed Fields have double the normal weighting in this Biome. [[#References\|<sup>[1]</sup>]]

	== Black Market ==		== Black Market ==

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References

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	== References ==		== References ==

			# Datamining done by Discord user @forwindz. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1mx9OKXck6aJL7aA-ANgP5zaNeR_qktHJ

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

	[[Category:Biomes]]		[[Category:Biomes]]

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Node weighting

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	=== Node weighting ===		=== Node weighting ===
			* Algae Ponds have double the normal weighting in this Biome. [[#References\|<sup>[1]</sup>]]
			* Reed Fields have double the normal weighting. [[#References\|<sup>[1]</sup>]]

	== Black Market ==		== Black Market ==

76561198157077871: /* Strategy */

2025-08-04T08:20:30Z

Strategy

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	* Stone is always plentiful, which means that making bricks is trivial. Buildings that cost only bricks or mostly bricks can be constructed easily without worrying about your building material supply. Excess bricks can be turned into {{rl\|Pack of Building Materials\|}} and sold by trade route or directly to traders.		* Stone is always plentiful, which means that making bricks is trivial. Buildings that cost only bricks or mostly bricks can be constructed easily without worrying about your building material supply. Excess bricks can be turned into {{rl\|Pack of Building Materials\|}} and sold by trade route or directly to traders.
	* Since stone can be used to open abandoned caches, don't forget to check the contents of each one you find to see if they're worth opening for immediate resources.		* Since stone can be used to open abandoned caches, don't forget to check the contents of each one you find to see if they're worth opening for immediate resources.
	*The Petrified Necropolis world modifier will cause your settlement to generate an endless supply of ~~meat~~, which can be used ~~for~~ food or turned into ~~oil~~.		*The [[World_Map#List_of_positive_world_modifiers\|Petrified Necropolis]] world modifier will cause your settlement to generate an endless supply of {{rl\|Meat}}, which can be used as food or turned into {{rl\|Oil}}.
			* If you are close to winning the game but need extra resources, consider buying supplies from the Black Market on credit. As long as you win before the payment is due, the resources are effectively free.

	== References ==		== References ==

76561198157077871: /* Strategy */

2025-08-04T08:06:34Z

Strategy

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	== Strategy ==		== Strategy ==
	* Rocky Ravine trees don't yield any {{rl\|Wood}}. You must aggressively plan for wood usage. Consider embarkation ~~bonuses for~~ {{rl\|Wood}} and {{rl\|Planks}}. Consider taking races with houses that do not require wood.		* Rocky Ravine trees don't yield any {{rl\|Wood}}. You must aggressively plan for wood usage. Consider using embarkation points on {{rl\|Wood}} and {{rl\|Planks}}. Any caravan that has planks as a random bonus is a major plus. Consider taking races with houses that do not require wood.
	* Alternative fuels should be a top priority. Processing {{rl\|Meat}} or {{rl\|Grain}} into {{rl\|Oil}}, and setting up a {{rl\|Coal}} {{bl\|Mine}} are all good options.		* Alternative fuels should be a top priority. Processing {{rl\|Meat}} or {{rl\|Grain}} into {{rl\|Oil}}, and setting up a {{rl\|Coal}} {{bl\|Mine}} are all good options. If you're lucky enough to find Sea Marrow nodes, they should be exploited immediately since they can single-handedly supply your settlement with fuel for the rest of the game.
			* Stone is always plentiful, which means that making bricks is trivial. Buildings that cost only bricks or mostly bricks can be constructed easily without worrying about your building material supply. Excess bricks can be turned into {{rl\|Pack of Building Materials\|}} and sold by trade route or directly to traders.
			* Since stone can be used to open abandoned caches, don't forget to check the contents of each one you find to see if they're worth opening for immediate resources.
			*The Petrified Necropolis world modifier will cause your settlement to generate an endless supply of meat, which can be used for food or turned into oil.

	== References ==		== References ==

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	* Rocky Ravine trees don't yield any {{rl\|Wood}}. You must aggressively plan for wood usage. Consider using embarkation points on {{rl\|Wood}} and {{rl\|Planks}}. Any caravan that has planks as a random bonus is a major plus. Consider taking caravans whose species can use houses that do not require wood.		* Rocky Ravine trees don't yield any {{rl\|Wood}}. You must aggressively plan for wood usage. Consider using embarkation points on {{rl\|Wood}} and {{rl\|Planks}}. Any caravan that has planks as a random bonus is a major plus. Consider taking caravans whose species can use houses that do not require wood.
	* Alternative fuels should be a top priority. Processing {{rl\|Meat}} or {{rl\|Grain}} into {{rl\|Oil}}, and setting up a {{rl\|Coal}} {{bl\|Mine}} are all good options. If you're lucky enough to find {{rl\|Sea Marrow}} nodes, they should be exploited immediately since they can single-handedly supply your settlement with fuel for the rest of the game.		* Alternative fuels should be a top priority. Processing {{rl\|Meat}} or {{rl\|Grain}} into {{rl\|Oil}}, and setting up a {{rl\|Coal}} {{bl\|Mine}} are all good options. If you're lucky enough to find {{rl\|Sea Marrow}} nodes, they should be exploited immediately since they can single-handedly supply your settlement with fuel for the rest of the game.
	* Stone is always plentiful, which means that making bricks is trivial. Buildings that cost only bricks or mostly bricks can be constructed easily without worrying about your building material supply. Excess bricks can be turned into {{rl\|Pack of Building Materials\|}} and sold by trade route or directly to traders.		* Stone is always plentiful, which means that making bricks is trivial. Buildings that cost only bricks or mostly bricks can be constructed easily without worrying about your building material supply. Excess bricks can be turned into {{rl\|Pack of Building Materials}} and sold by trade route or directly to traders.
	* Since stone can be used to open abandoned caches, don't forget to check the contents of each one you find to see if they're worth opening for immediate resources.		* Since stone can be used to open abandoned caches, don't forget to check the contents of each one you find to see if they're worth opening for immediate resources.
	*The '''Petrified Necropolis''' [[World Map modifier]] will cause your settlement to generate an endless supply of {{rl\|Meat}}, which can be used as food or turned into {{rl\|Oil}}.		*The '''Petrified Necropolis''' [[World Map modifier]] will cause your settlement to generate an endless supply of {{rl\|Meat}}, which can be used as food or turned into {{rl\|Oil}}.

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	\| [[File:CopperOre.png\|32px]] 75% + [[File:Roots.png\|32px]] 30%<br /><br />[[File:SeaMarrow.png\|32px]] 100% + [[File:Stone.png\|32px]] 50% + [[File:Icon_Resource_AncientTablet.png\|32px]] 1%		\| [[File:CopperOre.png\|32px]] 75% + [[File:Roots.png\|32px]] 30%<br /><br />[[File:SeaMarrow.png\|32px]] 100% + [[File:Stone.png\|32px]] 50% + [[File:Icon_Resource_AncientTablet.png\|32px]] 1%
	\| rowspan="2" \| {{bl\|Stonecutters' Camp\|large}} {{2Star}}		\| rowspan="2" \| {{bl\|Stonecutters' Camp\|large}} {{2Star}}
	\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| 00:05		\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| 00:08
	\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| [[File:Icon Spec Masonry.png\|{{ImgM}}]] [[ Buildings#Specializations \| Masonry]]<br /> <br />{{Species link\|Frogs\|medium}}		\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| [[File:Icon Spec Masonry.png\|{{ImgM}}]] [[ Buildings#Specializations \| Masonry]]<br /> <br />{{Species link\|Frogs\|medium}}
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	\| [[File:Roots.png\|32px]] 40% + [[File:Icon Resource Clay.png\|32px]] 40%		\| [[File:Roots.png\|32px]] 40% + [[File:Icon Resource Clay.png\|32px]] 40%
	\| rowspan="2" \| {{bl\|Harvesters' Camp\|large}} {{2Star}}		\| rowspan="2" \| {{bl\|Harvesters' Camp\|large}} {{2Star}}
	\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| 00:05		\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| 00:08
	\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| ''none''		\| rowspan="2" style="text-align:center;" \| ''none''
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