A sandy biome full of life. Populated with jungle and acacia trees as well as ground bushes.
One may venture into the verdant sands in search of desert temple treasures or to trade with villages.

Aspen Grove

A colorful forest of aspen and maple trees, with leaf litter covering the forest floor.

Autumnal Coniferous Forest

A coniferous forest of evergreens and tamaracks.

Alpine Heights

Snow-capped mountains of fir trees.

Baobab Fields

A forest of towering baobab trees that form a thick canopy over the sky.

Boreal Forest

A dense forest of fir and pine trees, with wolves and foxes.

Boreal Plateau

An icy plateau with fir trees.

Snowy Boreal Forest

The snowy variant of the boreal forest.

Blossoming Fields

A field of cherry blossom trees and colorful flowers.

Redwoods

A biome filled with tall redwood trees.

Redwood Peaks

The redwood peaks biome is like the redwoods biome, but with mountains taller than the trees themselves. The peak of the mountains may even reach above the clouds.

Snowy Redwoods

The snowy variant of the redwoods.

Crystal Lakes

A lush landscape of crystal blue lakes and coniferous trees.

Windswept Cliffs

The windswept cliffs are tall, wind-eroded mountains with oak trees scattered across the peaks.

Prairie

A vast, open landscape with cottonwood trees.

Red Rock Valley

A mix of dry landscape and lush growth.

Pine Meadows

The pine meadows is an open landscape of pine and oak trees. Diorite is common on the surface.

Mangrove Marsh

Mangrove marshes tend to mostly be submerged, with mangrove trees growing above the water surface.

Willow Wetlands

A greener swamp of willow trees.

Desert Shrubland

An arid landscape of desert plants such as joshua trees and agave.

Crimson Thicket

A dark forest where purple maple trees grow among tall fir trees.

Flooded Forest

A forest partially submerged in water.

Meadows

A lightly wooded fields with abundance of tall grass.

Stony Fields

A field of stone towers.