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| [[File:Wood.png|25px]] Wood <br>[[File:PlantFiber.png|25px]] Plant Fiber (30%)
| [[File:PlantFiber.png|25px]] 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]]
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Revision as of 20:22, 18 November 2023

Trees

Main article: The Forest#Trees

Trees can be harvested by Woodcutters' Camp buildings to give Wood. They may also grant additional resources depending on the biome.

Tree Biome Additional resources Description Image
Abyssal Tree Sealed Forest Meat (10%)
Sea Marrow (10%)
Leather (5%)
A bizarre, writhing growth... is this even really a tree?
Abyssal Trees
Coppervein Tree Scarlet Orchard Wood (60%)
Copper Ore (10%)
Pigment (5%)
Plant Fiber (5%)
A scarlet tree covered in enormous thorns.
Coppervein Trees
Crimsonreach Tree Coral Forest Wood
Stone (40%)
Incense (20%)
A mineralized coral tree.
Crimsonreach Trees
Dying Tree Cursed Royal Woodlands Wood (60%)
Insects (10%)
Plant Fiber (10%)
Roots (10%)
A bare, rotting tree infested with grubs.
Dying Trees
Lush Tree Royal Woodlands Wood (100%)
Resin (15%)
Plant Fiber (10%)
Eggs (5%)
A perfect source of wood.
Lush Trees
Mushwood Tree The Marshlands Wood
Mushrooms (15%)
Leather (5%)
A giant fungal tree covered in a leathery bark.
Mushwood Trees
Musselsprout Tree Coral Forest Wood
Meat (40%)
Crystalized Dew (20%)
The unusually hard bark conceals soft, fleshy tissue.
Musselsprout Trees
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.
Overgrown Abyssal Tree
Plateleaf Tree Coral Forest Plant Fiber (30%) A species of plant rarely seen above water.
Plateleaf Trees