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Deciduous forests are often centrally located, between the frigid [[boreal]] forests and the sweltering [[tropical|tropics]]. These forests are distinct due to the trees' leaves exhibiting a renewal cycle in time with the four seasons.
Deciduous forests are often centrally located, between the frigid [[boreal]] forests and the sweltering [[tropical|tropics]]. These forests are distinct due to the trees' leaves exhibiting a renewal cycle in time with the four seasons.

==Herbs==
Known herb types found in a deciduous forest are:
* [[aevaes leaves]]
* [[eghmok moss]]
* [[nilos grass]]
* [[nuloe stem]]
* [[riolur leaves]]


==Woods==
==Woods==
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==Locations==
==Locations==
Not all herbs and woods will be found in every deciduous forest location, both climate and terrain will determine the final availability of an item.
A comprehensive list of forests with woods to harvest can be found on the [[Lumberjacking]] page.
* A few locations each herb can be located at will be found by following the links on the above herb names.
* A comprehensive list of forests with woods to harvest can be found on the [[Lumberjacking]] page.

Latest revision as of 13:33, 17 June 2015

Deciduous forests are often centrally located, between the frigid boreal forests and the sweltering tropics. These forests are distinct due to the trees' leaves exhibiting a renewal cycle in time with the four seasons.

Herbs

Known herb types found in a deciduous forest are:

Woods

Known wood types found in a deciduous forest are:

Locations

Not all herbs and woods will be found in every deciduous forest location, both climate and terrain will determine the final availability of an item.

  • A few locations each herb can be located at will be found by following the links on the above herb names.
  • A comprehensive list of forests with woods to harvest can be found on the Lumberjacking page.