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[[File:TundraBiome1.jpg|thumb|360x360px|The mountainous version of the Tundra]] |
[[File:TundraBiome1.jpg|thumb|360x360px|The mountainous version of the Tundra]] |
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| − | The grass is a variant of the 'Grass |
+ | The grass is a variant of the 'Grass' block called 'Grass Tundra'. |
It's a rather bad choice to start a colony here because of it's lack of wood, leaves, and saplings. A tundra colony will likely need to invest in some foresters early on to have a steady source of wood. |
It's a rather bad choice to start a colony here because of it's lack of wood, leaves, and saplings. A tundra colony will likely need to invest in some foresters early on to have a steady source of wood. |
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Revision as of 03:53, 24 July 2017
About the Tundra Biome
Tundra biomes are somewhat common and have very unique attributes. Each Tundra biome has a chance of being either mountainous or relatively flat. Both versions of this biome have grass but lack trees. The mountainous version comes with the addition of snow-capped peaks, while the flat version includes sand and water.
The mountainous version of the Tundra
The grass is a variant of the 'Grass' block called 'Grass Tundra'.
It's a rather bad choice to start a colony here because of it's lack of wood, leaves, and saplings. A tundra colony will likely need to invest in some foresters early on to have a steady source of wood.
The flat version of the Tundra