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| − | [[Underground pool]]s can be found buried in [[mountain]] | + | [[Underground pool]]s can be found buried in [[mountain|mountains]]. They are about the size of a [[magma]] chamber but only two or three levels deep. This is a finite water source. If the water is drained or pumped out, it will not be replaced. |
| − | Finding an underground pool (or an [[underground river]]) is required for farming [[tower-cap]] | + | Finding an underground pool (or an [[underground river]]) is required for farming [[tower-cap|tower-caps]] for wood, but that water need not provide the [[irrigation]] for those tower-caps. |
| − | Underground pools are also inhabited by various dangerous [[creatures]] such as [[frogman|frogmen]], [[lizardman|lizardmen]], [[snakeman|snakemen]], [[olmman|olmmen]], [[cave crocodile]] | + | Underground pools are also inhabited by various dangerous [[creatures]] such as [[frogman|frogmen]], [[lizardman|lizardmen]], [[snakeman|snakemen]], [[olmman|olmmen]], [[cave crocodile|cave crocodiles]], [[giant toad|giant toads]], [[giant olm|giant olms]], and [[mud man|mud men]]. |
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Latest revision as of 10:53, 18 May 2015
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Underground pools can be found buried in mountains. They are about the size of a magma chamber but only two or three levels deep. This is a finite water source. If the water is drained or pumped out, it will not be replaced.
Finding an underground pool (or an underground river) is required for farming tower-caps for wood, but that water need not provide the irrigation for those tower-caps.
Underground pools are also inhabited by various dangerous creatures such as frogmen, lizardmen, snakemen, olmmen, cave crocodiles, giant toads, giant olms, and mud men.