Coastal Grove

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The Coastal Grove

Overview

These lands have been underwater for centuries, allowing a dense forest of algae to flourish. The surrounding seawater has almost completely cut off the area from the rest of the kingdom, leaving the nearby marshes almost untouched and full of the remains of ancient settlements.

Coastal Grove is exclusive to the Keepers of the Stone DLC.

Effects

Gift of the Depths	After using bait 150 times in your fishing huts, you will unlock the ability to Sacrifice Algae in the Ancient Hearth to reduce Hostility.
Strider Port	Your settlement begins on the coast of this strange land, near an ancient Strider Port. Use it to send out expeditions in search of blueprints and treasure. However, you will receive fewer blueprints from Reputation.

Resources

The Coastal Grove has an average amount of Fertile Soil and contains the following Resources:

Trees

All trees can be harvested by [Building Link size not valid: med]s to give  Wood. They may also grant additional Resources depending on the biome. These trees have 2 charges each.

Trees	Charges	Bonus Resources	Description
Kelpwood tree	2	Algae 30% + [Resource Link size not valid: med] 10%	A very flexible, yet extremely hardy plant. It moves in the wind as if moved by sea waves.

Natural Resources

Primary Resources	Charges → Resource Deposits		Bonus Resources	Gathering Building	Speed per Unit	Specialization Bonus
Berries	70 → Dewberry Bush		80%	Herbalists' Camp ★★	00:17	Alchemy Harpies
	15 → Dewberry Bush		20%	Small Herbalists' Camp ★	00:25
Insects	70 → Wormtongue Nest		60%	Trappers' Camp ★★	00:17	Meat production Lizards
	15 → Wormtongue Nest		20%	Small Trappers' Camp ★	00:25
Roots	70 → Roots Node		30% + 30%	Foragers' Camp ★★	00:17	Farming Humans
	15 → Roots Deposit		20%	Small Foragers' Camp ★	00:25
Clay	60 → Clay Deposit		75% + 30%	Stonecutters' Camp ★★	00:05	Masonry Frogs
	20 → Clay Deposit		50% + 20%
Reed	60 → Reed Field 20 → Reed Field		40% + 40% 20% + 20%	Harvesters' Camp ★★	00:05	none
Fish Scales Algae	80 → Thunderfish Pond		100% + 2 50%	Fishing Hut ★★	00:15	none
	80 → Copperfin Pond 80 → Algae Pond		100% + 2 50% + 2 30% 100% + 2 50% + 2 20%		00:08
	60 → Thunderfish Pond		40%	Small Fishing Hut ★	00:20
	60 → Copperfin Pond 60 → Algae Pond		40% 40%		00:12
Coal	120 → Coal Vein		30%	Mine ★★	00:40	Engineering Beavers

Gift of the Depths

Main article: Sacrificing

When you satisfy the conditions of Gift of the Depths by using 30  Pack of Crops worth of bait, the description of the biome effect will change to "Your villagers seem to have grown accustomed to this bizarre land. You can sacrifice algae in the Ancient Hearth to reduce Hostility."

Sacrificing Algae lowers Hostility by 60 per stack.

Strider Port

Strider Port in-game

Strider Port is a special building all Coastal Grove settlements have in the starting Glade. Strider Port serves as a base for Strider expeditions. It acts as a Glade Event that has no consequences or working effects, and can be repeatedly activated. Once it activates, the Strider will leave and the expedition will progress on its own until the Strider comes back to its port. An expedition cannot be canceled once the Strider has left the docks.

In order to use it, you have to provide the Strider and the crew of the Strider with food. The more supplies you choose to provide, the longer the expedition will take and the better your chances of finding a higher rarity treasure.

Strider expeditions alternate between two types: blueprint expeditions and treasure expeditions. Blueprint expeditions give you a blueprint and a treasure chest, while treasure expeditions offer only a treasure chest, but with a higher chance of higher rarity. You can gain a maximum of 8 blueprints this way. Before sending an expedition in search of a blueprint, you can select the building category you are interested in.

Expedition supplies

Each level of expedition raises the required amount of all resources by roughly 25%, up to double the base amount at level 5. For example, the base (level 1) Fish requirement for expedition №11 is 30. Going up the levels, it becomes 38, 45, 52, and, finally, 60.

Expedition	Supplies type	Option 1	Option 2	Option 3	Option 4	Option 5	Option 6
1&2	Strider food	10-20	5-10
	Crew supplies	10-20	10-20	10-20	10-20	10-20
3&4	Strider food	20-40	10-20
	Crew supplies	15-30	15-30	15-30	15-30	15-30
5&6	Strider food	30-60	15-30
	Crew supplies 1	20-40	20-40	20-40	20-40	20-40
	Crew supplies 2	15-30	15-30	15-30
7&8	Strider food	40-80	20-40
	Crew supplies 1	20-40	20-40	20-40	20-40
	Crew supplies 2	20-40	20-40	20-40
9	Strider food	50-100	25-50
	Crew supplies 1	25-50	25-50	25-50	25-50
	Crew supplies 2	25-50	25-50	25-50
10	Strider food	50-100	25-50
	Crew supplies 1	25-50	25-50	25-50	25-50
	Crew supplies 2	20-40	25-50	25-50
11&12	Strider food	60-120	30-60
	Crew supplies 1	30-60	30-60	30-60	30-60	30-60	30-60
	Crew supplies 2	20-40	20-40	20-40
13&14	Strider food	70-140	35-70
	Crew supplies 1	35-70	35-70	35-70	35-70	35-70	35-70
	Crew supplies 2	25-50	25-50	25-50
15&16	Strider food	80-160	40-80
	Crew supplies 1	40-80	40-80	40-80	40-80	40-80	40-80
	Crew supplies 2	30-60	30-60	30-60

Expedition time and treasure rarity

Expedition	Base duration (seconds)	Blueprint	Level 1*				Level 2*				Level 3*				Level 4*				Level 5*
1	180	yes	90	6	3	1	83	10	5	2	78	13	7	2	72	17	8	3	67	20	10	3
2	180	no	80	12	6	2	68	19	10	3	57	26	13	4	43	34	17	6	32	41	20	7
3	210	yes	90	6	3	1	83	10	5	2	78	13	7	2	72	17	8	3	67	20	10	3
4	210	no	80	12	6	2	68	19	10	3	57	26	13	4	43	34	17	6	32	41	20	7
5	240	yes	80	12	6	2	68	19	10	3	57	26	13	4	43	34	17	6	32	41	20	7
6	240	no	60	24	12	4	37	38	16	6	12	53	26	9	0	55	34	11	0	45	41	14
7	270	yes	80	12	6	2	68	19	10	3	57	26	13	4	43	34	17	6	32	41	20	7
8	270	no	60	24	12	4	37	38	16	6	12	53	26	9	0	55	34	11	0	45	41	14
9	300	yes	70	18	19	3	52	29	14	5	33	40	20	7	17	50	25	8	0	59	31	10
10	300	no	40	36	18	6	3	58	29	10	0	47	40	13	0	33	55	17	0	19	61	20
11	330	yes	70	18	19	3	52	29	14	5	33	40	20	7	17	50	25	8	0	59	31	10
12	330	no	40	36	18	6	3	58	29	10	0	47	40	13	0	33	55	17	0	19	61	20
13	360	yes	60	24	12	4	37	38	16	6	12	53	26	9	0	55	34	11	0	45	41	14
14	360	no	20	48	24	8	0	49	38	13	0	29	53	18	0	11	67	22	0	0	73	27
15	390	yes	60	24	12	4	37	38	16	6	12	53	26	9	0	55	34	11	0	45	41	14
16	390	no	20	48	24	8	0	49	38	13	0	29	53	18	0	11	67	22	0	0	73	27

*Green numbers reflect the percentage chance of getting Uncommon treasure. Blue numbers reflect the chance of getting Rare treasure. Purple - Epic treasure. Orange - Legendary treasure.

Treasure loot

Uncommon

1 Uncommon Perk + 2 stacks of the following resources:
High weighting		Medium weighting		Low weighting
25  Coats 25 Boots 15  Planks 15  Bricks 15  Fabric 25  Oil	25  Coal 25  Flour 25 Dye 25  Barrels 25  Waterskins 25  Pottery	15  Copper Bars 15  Crystalized Dew 5  Pack of Building Materials 5  Pack of Crops 5  Pack of Luxury Goods 5  Pack of Provisions 5  Pack of Trade Goods	25  Sea Marrow 30  Clay 30  Stone 30  Resin 30  Leather 30 Scales	2  Ancient Tablet 5  Tools 5  Purging Fire

Rare

1 Rare Perk + 2 stacks of the following resources:
High weighting		Medium weighting		Low weighting
30  Coats 30 Boots 20  Planks 20  Bricks 20  Fabric 30  Oil	30  Coal 30  Flour 30 Dye 30  Barrels 30  Waterskins 30  Pottery	20  Copper Bars 20  Crystalized Dew 8  Pack of Building Materials 8  Pack of Crops 8  Pack of Luxury Goods 8  Pack of Provisions 8  Pack of Trade Goods	30  Sea Marrow 35  Clay 35  Stone 35  Resin 35  Leather 35 Scales	3  Ancient Tablet 8  Tools 8  Purging Fire

Epic

1 Epic Perk + 2 stacks of the following resources:
High weighting		Medium weighting		Low weighting
35  Coats 35 Boots 25  Planks 25  Bricks 25  Fabric 35  Oil	35  Coal 35  Flour 35 Dye 35  Barrels 35  Waterskins 35 Pottery	25  Copper Bars 25  Crystalized Dew 10  Pack of Building Materials 10  Pack of Crops 10  Pack of Luxury Goods 10  Pack of Provisions 10  Pack of Trade Goods	35  Sea Marrow 40  Clay 40  Stone 40  Resin 40  Leather 40 Scales	3  Ancient Tablet 10  Tools 12  Purging Fire

Legendary

1 Legendary Perk + 3 stacks of the following resources:
High weighting		Medium weighting		Low weighting
40  Coats 40 Boots 30  Planks 30  Bricks 30  Fabric 40  Oil	40  Coal 40  Flour 40 Dye 40  Barrels 40  Waterskins 40  Pottery	30  Copper Bars 30  Crystalized Dew 15  Pack of Building Materials 15  Pack of Crops 15  Pack of Luxury Goods 15  Pack of Provisions 15  Pack of Trade Goods	40  Sea Marrow 50  Clay 50  Stone 50  Resin 50  Leather 50 Scales	4  Ancient Tablet 15  Tools 15  Purging Fire

Strategy

• Fishing Hut Embarkation is a great pick on Coastal Grove due to how fishing-heavy it is. Embarking with a Fishing Hut also makes going through the Gift of the Depths charges that much easier.
• The treasure expeditions have a higher chance of higher rarity treasure, so it'd wise to save food on blueprint expeditions, since the blueprint you get is not dependent on the rarity of the treasure and lower level expeditions will end faster.
• Setting up a  Coal Mine is relatively easy on Coastal Grove. This solves all potential fuel issues at the cost of some building materials.
• Accessible  Coal also makes fuel-based Recipes like  Jerky,  Incense, and  Purging Fire easier to sustain.

Trivia

• Every Coastal Grove map is halfmoon-shaped.
• Coastal Grove is the first biome to be added in a DLC.
• Coastal Grove is the only biome, where you can find all 3 types of fish ponds.