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| − | '''Tundra''' is a cold and mostly flat biome. | + | [[Image:Tundra.png|thumb|right|Some elks wandering through a desolate tundra.]] |
| + | '''Tundra''' is a [[Climate#Freezing|very cold]] and mostly flat biome. | ||
| − | Tundras are essentially a freezing | + | Tundras are essentially a freezing [[grassland]], with no above ground flora of any kind, and no above ground water sources. Unlike glaciers, they do not have a layer of ice. Rivers and other waterways do not exist in tundras, and will in fact stop immediately on the border of the tundra. [[Lake]]s and [[ocean]]s in the same climatic region will be frozen over and exist as a [[glacier]]. All of these water features may be frozen year-round. |
== Fortress construction == | == Fortress construction == | ||
| − | If you plan to start a fortress on a tundra, | + | If you plan to start a fortress on a tundra, find a [[cavern]] as soon as possible for wood and water. Players are advised to empty their wagons and move all their goods and population underground as soon as possible, because some tundras are cold enough for your dwarves to freeze to death quickly. Likewise, trade depots should also be built underground, and a tunnel to the edge of the map should be made with a road leading to the absolute edge (must be above ground) and continuing underground to the depot, to encourage merchants to use it and to protect them from said cold. |
| − | + | [[Caverns]] are vital, as they are the only source of wood apart from trading. They also give easy access to water, which you would otherwise need to melt [[ice]] for. | |
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== Wildlife == | == Wildlife == | ||
| − | ''' | + | '''Appearing in neutral tundras:''' |
| − | * | + | * [[Elk]] |
| − | + | * [[Muskox]] | |
| − | * | + | * [[Polar bear]] |
| − | * | + | * [[Reindeer]] |
| − | * | + | * [[Yeti]] |
| − | ''' | + | '''Also appearing in evil tundras:''' |
| − | * | + | * [[Blizzard man]] |
| − | * | + | * [[Ice wolf]] |
| + | * [[Werewolf]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:05, 31 July 2012
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Tundra is a very cold and mostly flat biome.
Tundras are essentially a freezing grassland, with no above ground flora of any kind, and no above ground water sources. Unlike glaciers, they do not have a layer of ice. Rivers and other waterways do not exist in tundras, and will in fact stop immediately on the border of the tundra. Lakes and oceans in the same climatic region will be frozen over and exist as a glacier. All of these water features may be frozen year-round.
Fortress construction[edit]
If you plan to start a fortress on a tundra, find a cavern as soon as possible for wood and water. Players are advised to empty their wagons and move all their goods and population underground as soon as possible, because some tundras are cold enough for your dwarves to freeze to death quickly. Likewise, trade depots should also be built underground, and a tunnel to the edge of the map should be made with a road leading to the absolute edge (must be above ground) and continuing underground to the depot, to encourage merchants to use it and to protect them from said cold.
Caverns are vital, as they are the only source of wood apart from trading. They also give easy access to water, which you would otherwise need to melt ice for.
Wildlife[edit]
Appearing in neutral tundras:
Also appearing in evil tundras:
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