Wildlands Ecology

Continuum World contains 6 biomes: Forest, Grassland, Rocky, Volcanic, Glacial and Mystical. Biomes have rarities (I, II or III, the latter being the rarest). Each biome has a completely unique ecology, and every rarity its own exclusive natural elements and resources.

Below you will find the natural elements and resources of Wildlands biomes.

Wildlands biomes are dangerous. Their natural elements are only gathereable remotely from the map!

FOREST

Along with Grassland, the most common biome. If you are a tree-type person... greetings! The good weather makes plants-related resources very abundant. Greenhouses can be build to grow unusual but tasty fruits.

RARITY I

RARITY II

RARITY III

GRASSLAND

Thick bushes and countless types of grass populate these terrains... along with ruins from an ancient civilization. Altogether, the combination makes quite the view. Greenhouses can be build to grow unusual but tasty fruits.

RARITY I

RARITY II

RARITY III

ROCKY

A hat is not mandatory, but recommended! This western-like biome is extremely rich in boulders and minerals. Extractors can be build to find stunningly beautiful and valuable minerals.

RARITY I

RARITY II

RARITY III

VOLCANIC

Stepping into these flaming regions may seem a little bit dangerous... because it actually is! Still... are its rare, blazing resources worth the risk? Absolutely! Extractors can be build to find stunningly beautiful and valuable minerals.

RARITY I

RARITY II

RARITY III

GLACIAL

Frozen landscapes are the common scenery in this ecosystem. Its below zero condition makes it the perfect spot for crystals and other valuable resources that cannot be found elsewhere! Aquariums can be build to grow strange but charming aquatic fauna.

RARITY I

RARITY II

RARITY III

MYSTICAL

The rarest of the rarest! A radiant, always glowing underwater-like environment, full of strange creatures, uncanny mushrooms and otherworldly vegetation. Welcome to the unknown. Aquariums can be build to grow strange but charming aquatic fauna.

RARITY I

RARITY II

RARITY III