Rhogeri Tribe {RPG || MI}

On the island. Instead of completely foraging for resources, Rhogeri will take small portions of any available food source, including rocks and nectar. These small portions can be used for a variety of purposes, from constructing structures to taming bots. Creatures should also be aware that Rhogeri have poor night vision, making survival at night a challenge.
The only intelligent beings on the island of Malgamatia.
They can fish, grow crops, build stone and wooden structures, and tame some creatures. They have emotions.
Each creature wears a mask with different horns, has completely different coloring, and some tribes have bioluminescent parts depending on their habitat (for example, swamps, volcanoes). They have six types of horns that adorn the mask:
Hornless - Worn by young individuals who have no merit
Normal - Pointed, short horns. Common individuals have these.
Reindeer - Similar to reindeer. They are worn by elders who can teach young Rhogeri.
Pointed - Located at the bottom of creature masks. Resembling thick mustaches. Worn by elders.
Ram horns – Proud, large, rounded horns. Found on riders, hunters, and warriors.
Heterogeneous - Different lengths, chaotic order. Worn by healers.
Elk - Antlers, similar to those of an elk. They are rounded, like a full moon. Worn by leaders and their descendants.
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Each tribe has its own individual sign, which is located on the “eyebrows” of the Rhogeri masks.
Each Rhogeri makes different armor, jewelry, and weapons for themselves.
Creatures can make clothing from the skins and fur of various creatures, creating beautiful and even practical designs. For example, the fur of Nilai creatures can be used to recreate the illusion of space and nighttime luminosity.
The tribes often feud, but their main enemies are other unintelligent creatures that attack their tribes and destroy them from instincts and hunger.

Appearance of creatures:
Rhogeri is a creature with a very unusual appearance and a generally humanoid build. It has long, flat brown arms with short fingers ending in sharp claws. Pink spikes run along its arms, which are also present on its chest. Rhogeri has two long, thin brown legs with a single short hind claw and four clawed toes on each; the tips of these toes are a darker shade of brown.

Its chest is completely covered with a thick, light-brown mane. On its head, Rhogeri wears a mask the same shade as its mane, concealing its face. Four long feathers grow from the top of its head, gradually fading to a darker brown. The back of its head has protruding fur. Rhogeri also has a tail, with tufts of fur growing on the sides, ranging in shades from the normal brown of its fur to the light brown of its mane. Its colors can be any, but brown is the most basic.

These creatures have a long history and traditions that have lasted for almost a couple of centuries.
They have unique deities that resemble Rhogeri, but have extra limbs, much larger than a normal specimen, and possess brute strength. The elders tell the younger generation about these creatures as if there were no one stronger than them.
Each tribe may have its own unique tradition, and this is what makes them so rich in culture.

Tribes can even build on high ground or water, if their habitat requires it. These creatures also often use unique paints for decoration or to emphasize the dominance of other individuals. Rhögeri also often create event decorations from various curiosities.

Rhogeri make their armor and weapons from the wool and chitin of other non-sapient creatures. Chitin armor is often replaced by wool armor, but wool armor provides additional insulation from the cold and is more comfortable to use.

The Rhogeri make a variety of saddles for the creatures they tame. Each tribe has its own distinctive features and unique saddle crafts.

Lepilamp - tamed with nectar. A small, quadrupedal arthropod covered in dark blue fur and possessing bright yellow bioluminescence. Its body is decorated with neon blue spots and tiny white dots. On the upper side of its tail is a crescent-and-star pattern.

The bases of the glowing, light-yellow wings are covered in dark fur, and the wings themselves have forked tips and are adorned with glowing, thread-like appendages at the base. The same luminous substance covers the underside of the fluffy tail and the tips of the thick antennae.

The body is supported by four light blue, furless limbs covered in large, overlapping scales. The paws end in three sharp claws, and their undersides glow softly yellow.

The head is topped with rounded ears with light blue interiors, small light blue mandibles, thick antennae, and large eyes with star-shaped pupils. This flyer is used to train young Rhogeri to ride creatures.

Reosari is tamed by plants and used for fast movement and even pursuit. Reosari is a medium-sized creature that moves on all fours. Its base color is green, with a slightly darker underparts and contrasting beige accents.

It has a large head, slightly tilted downwards and resembling a beak. It is adorned with a crest of four leaf-like projections, two of which are larger than the others and have beige tips. Above the eyes are a pair of dark green leaves with beige tips, and on the cheeks are fluffy "sideburns" concealing three thin, grass-like projections. Its muzzle is adorned with patterns in two shades of green and three beige spots near the eyes. Its eyes are small, dark blue, and have a permanently narrowed gaze.

The body is short and covered in thick fur. A row of large, spine-like projections runs along the spine, gradually darkening toward the tail and ending in beige tips. The tail is dark green, almost furless. Six long, thin leaves are located at its base, and the tail itself is decorated with beige spots and a dark green pattern running from the underside to the top, partially overlapping with a beige stripe that fades toward the tip.

The legs are covered in fur, which at the bottom gives way to smooth beige skin, reminiscent of a bird's feet. Each foot has a single pale beige-purple spot. Reosari walks on four toes: three pointing forward, one pointing back, and each toe ending in a small pink claw.
Reosaris are difficult to tame, but if they are successfully tamed, they become loyal companions for life. They are used by experienced riders and hunters.

The Sacrivien is tamed with meat. A medium-sized creature with a wyvern-like build. The bulk of its body is a dark, woody brown, giving it a bark-like appearance. Its body is long and slender, providing excellent aerodynamics. Its forelimbs and hindlimbs are also slender, adorned with long, graceful growths. Bright pink feathers form intricate patterns along the wing membranes, and similar feathers cover its back and neck.
The chest is adorned with a glowing heart-shaped pattern, fading from light pink in the center to a vibrant peach at the edges. The eyes and mouth are also colored this same shade. The Sacrivien's teeth are thin, bright white daggers, ideal for capturing small prey during their active lifestyle. Used by experienced hunters, they are capable of soaring above the skies and swiftly killing prey, bringing it back to the tribe. These creatures are very audacious, and inexperienced Rhogeri often die when attempting to tame this flyer.

Vandia is tamed by various minerals. It resembles a legless theropod, completely lacking hind limbs and associated muscles. Its body is primarily dark purple, with its underparts an even deeper shade. Its forepaws are the same dark purple, and its three-fingered claws match its belly.

Light yellow spots are located on the shoulders and in four places along the tail. A single row of tall spines runs along the back, smoothly transitioning from light pink to light yellow. Rows of similar spines extend along both sides of the tail, from the base to the very tip.

The head resembles a bleached skull and is painted a dirty white. It is adorned with eight massive, curved horns—four on each side. Crocodile eyes with orange irises and black sclera complete the look, giving the creature a terrifying, truly Halloween-like appearance. Rare creatures, almost never seen among tribes, they are powerful, capable of destroying anything they see.

Equeruma is tamed with various plants. It resembles a hybrid of a horse and a leopard. It has a long neck and head, a slender purple body, and a long cat-like tail ending in a blade-like splinter.

Most of the body is covered in dark purple spots, with the exception of a light-colored belly and striped tail. The slender, digitigrade forelimbs end in three light-gray claws, while the hind legs have two.

A thick mane extends from the top of the neck to the base of the shoulders, the tips of which are colored a darker shade of purple. The rectangular head is adorned with two light gray upper fangs and peach-colored eyes with no discernible irises or pupils.

Equeruma's most distinctive feature is its graceful, three-pointed horn with a hole at its base. Both the horn and the blade at the end of its tail gradually change color from a rich, dark purple at the base to light orange at the tips.

These raging creatures are ready to pierce any prey they see with their horns. They are used by experienced hunters and riders for pursuit and hunting. These creatures are highly cooperative, making the job of their riders easier.

Tarveus is tamed with minerals. It is a well-armored creature with thick armor along its back, tail, and joints. It is completely blind, but compensates for this with a large horn, powerful forelimbs, and large, formidable claws. Its body colors are light pink and beige, while its armor shimmers from light pink to a deep orange-red. Its broad, orange teeth occupy most of its skull, contrasting sharply with its red, lipless mouth. Its tail flares out, forming a brush-like structure.
Stocky, short, and armed with flat teeth, Tarvaeus is ideally suited for finding and consuming minerals. It typically inhabits cold regions and dwells in caves, where its food supply is highest.
Rhogeri is often used as a mining mount, as it is capable of efficiently finding and digging up rare materials.

Terracalefactio is a massive, six-legged, reptilian creature, colored predominantly a muted dark maroon. The head and wings are nearly black, gradually fading to a lighter, dull red toward the tail. The lower part of the body is covered in wide, vertical stripes of varying shades of gray, narrowing as they ascend toward the back. Along the back, from the nape of the neck to the middle of the body, run two rows of short, triangular, crimson osteoderms. Toward the end of the tail, a row of triangular spines reappears, leading to a crescent-shaped tail tip. Within this crescent, an oval gray sphere hovers, perpetually engulfed in flames.

The enormous wings are structurally reminiscent of a bat's. Four long, thin fingers curve backward, forming the framework of the membrane, while the thumb remains free and unattached. Each of the five fingers on the wing ends in a large black claw. A thin, leathery membrane stretches between the fingers and the body, making up the bulk of the wing. At the base of the body, it is a deep burgundy hue, gradually lightening toward the wingtips and tail. Long, membranous projections extend along both sides of the tail, reminiscent of the tail streamers of luna moths.

The four remaining limbs are short and very powerful, capable of supporting the creature's enormous weight. The hind legs are digitigrade and have four toes, while the forelimbs have five. All eighteen toes end in short, sharp claws. The forelimbs can be used both for manipulation and as an extra pair of legs for running.

Terracalefactio's head is long and flat, reminiscent of an alligator's, but the eyes are positioned closer to the front of the skull. The back of the head is studded with rows of small, short spikes, while the rest of the surface is smooth. Its wide jaws are armed with numerous small, triangular teeth, and the inside of its mouth is a muted pink. It has no tongue.

Terralaflictiou attacks tribes, and most often, its appearance is followed by death for the tribe, or massive losses. This powerful creature can spread acrid smoke that can explode at any moment from any source of fire. Typically, Terralaflictiou uses a sharp closure of its mouth to create a spark, or a fireball on its tail. These creatures are capable of flight and can reach incredible speeds in a short period of time. Only through skillful teamwork can a Terralaflictiou be defeated, or they will all perish.

The Platerogon is a gigantic, dragon-like arthropod covered in large, overlapping scales. Its primary coloration is a combination of black and orange: the upper carapace is black with orange edges and spots, while the softer belly is dark gray. The scales extend from the back of the head to the long tail, where the plates diverge and converge again to form a sharp tip. A pair of orange spines protrude from beneath each plate, the largest of which are located on the tail. The orange sections of the tail scales are decorated with small, glowing white specks.

Its massive body is supported by four short, powerful legs with four toes ending in curved white claws. Each forearm bears six small orange spikes, and behind each hind leg is an upward-pointing orange spike. Above the shoulders are a pair of enormous wings, each ending in three curved orange claws arranged like the fingers of a bat. The front of the wings is dark gray, the back is black, and the border between them has an uneven spotted or zigzag pattern. Fine orange veins run along the webbing.

The neck and lower body are adorned with orange patterns resembling a network of veins. Three large, forward-curving, yellow-orange spikes are located on either side of the neck. The head is crowned with a pair of large, orange horns, curved backward and upward, embedded with small, glowing white crystals.

The head is covered by a massive faceplate with a design reminiscent of a crooked grin: it depicts an orange mouth and nostrils, as well as glowing white eyes with orange irises and black pupils. The true face is hidden beneath this mask. Small orange eyes can be seen beneath the faceplate, two short orange whiskers at the tip of the snout, and a wide mouth below. When the mouth is closed, two rows of flat black teeth in the upper jaw are faintly visible. There are no other teeth in the mouth, but a cluster of small black spikes is located under the chin.

The Platerogon attacks tribes at every opportunity, devouring them. Whenever the Platerogon destroys any structure, it turns into gold, which the creature can consume, thus replenishing its volley of charged attacks that decimate everything in its path. This creature can be killed with a good blow to the neck, as other parts of the creature's body are very difficult to penetrate, especially for small creatures like the Rhogeri.

The Agrex vaguely resembles prehistoric predatory synapsids. It walks on four powerful legs, each tipped with three claws. Its body is primarily dark blue. Its paws, the tip of its snout, and some of the stripes at the end of its tail are light blue. A stripe runs from the corners of its mouth to its shoulders, gradually transitioning from light blue to a darker, muted purple. Light blue spots also adorn its shoulders and thighs.

Glowing blue stripes run along the sides of the body and at the base of the tail. The same glow emanates from bulbs on antennae-like projections located on the neck, back, back of the legs, and tail. The tip of the tail is adorned with feather-like plumage of the same dark blue as the body.

A row of large, dark blue spines runs along its back, gradually diminishing in size toward the tail. Their concave backsides glow in the same way as the antennae-like projections and some of the stripes on its body, with the exception of the smallest tail spines.

Its triangular head is adorned with two massive metallic horns, reminiscent of those of ceratopsians, but thicker and covered in spikes. They extend from the base of the skull. Four pale, glowing eyes and a perpetually open mouth complete its terrifying appearance, giving Agrex the appearance of a menacing beast best avoided unless absolutely necessary.

These creatures appear only in cold regions, but if you spot them, you'll likely die. Their jaws are capable of crushing the bones of any living creature. These creatures are intelligent enough to develop hunting tactics and lure their prey. Agrexes often attack tundra settlements that encroach on their territory. This creature's armor is difficult to penetrate, but it does have weak points in the neck and abdomen.

Aggressive creatures, most often predators. They can be distinguished by their habitat.
In the swamps, aggressive Rhogeri might spot Aureo—a basic (primitive) creature with a theropod-like build, though with a much greater emphasis on the size and strength of its legs than the rest of its body. This is especially noticeable in its reduced and practically useless forelimbs. Due to its primitive nature, Aureo retains features that indicate its recent aquatic past: for example, the complete absence of lips covering its teeth, as well as bright red modified fins that form a "sail" and display structures on the top of its head. Both of these elements contrast sharply with the overall body coloration, which, in addition to bright blue stripes around the middle, consists of soft cream hues that form patterns that help blend in with the large black area covering the creature's back and sides.
The creatures often jump out of the swamps and grab small creatures, immediately tearing them to pieces.
An omnivorous and timid creature, the Adreio is a long, wide, and flat creature with a stretched body reminiscent of a salamander or newt. Its coloration is divided into two contrasting colors: a rich, mottled blue-blue upperparts and a light beige underparts. Its head is triangular with a rounded, blunt nose, long antennae on the upper jaw, and eyes directed upward.
On the opposite side of the body is a complex adaptation: the tail mirrors the shape of the head, creating the illusion of a "second head" to confuse and distract predators. Adreio is an amphibious creature that inhabits rivers, ponds, and swampy areas. Its body is coated in mucus, which it secretes itself, making it extremely slippery and easily eluding the grasp and attacks of predators. When secreting excess mucus, Adreio becomes so slippery that it can literally glide across land.

In the caves, two predators are capable of displaying aggression toward strangers. You'll often see two rivals—Khenuko and Tarvaeus. Khenuko is a rather thin, pale, eyeless creature with dull, lightless skin through which veins are visible. Its upper body is covered with numerous sensory organs: a crest of six long appendages on its head and two appendages on its shoulders. Both types of appendages detect the slightest vibrations, providing deadly accuracy in locating prey. Its forelimbs are not only wider and more muscular than its hindlimbs, but also equipped with large, spade-shaped claws capable of tearing through both flesh and deep soil. It is a blind pack hunter, specializing in echolocation and possessing sensory organs capable of detecting even the slightest vibrations. This compensates for its lack of vision and allows it to perceive its surroundings more deeply. Thanks to their strength in numbers, Khenuko are often capable of hunting larger prey, working together to inflict deep wounds and exhaust their opponents with severe blood loss. Tarvaeus is a slender and well-armored creature with robust armor along its back, tail, and joints. It is completely blind, but compensates for this with a large horn, powerful forelimbs, and large, fearsome claws. Its body colors are light pink and beige, while its armor shimmers from light pink to a deep orange-red. Its broad, orange teeth occupy most of its skull, contrasting sharply with its red, lipless mouth. The tail expands to form a brush-like structure. Stocky, short, and armed with flat teeth, Tarvaeus is ideally suited for finding and consuming minerals. It typically inhabits cold regions and dwells in caves, where its food supply is highest. Although not a predator, Tarvaeus is a fearsome creature and, even at its small size, remains extremely dangerous thanks to its massive forelimbs and enormous claws.

In open fields, you might stumble upon a beautiful creature—the Nilai. Despite this, it is extremely aggressive and dangerous. The Nilai is a light, feathered creature, its upper body painted in deep, cosmic shades of blue and purple, patterned with star constellations, gradually fading to a bright white belly. Its beak-like, horned head and wing-like limbs appear small in comparison to the rest of its body, highlighting its slender, almost weightless frame beneath the feathers and patterns.
Gilded accents run throughout the Nilai's body, highlighting its large feathers and creating a contrast between the deep blue tones of its body and the soft, luminous yellow. This creature is truly the embodiment of grace. It is ephemeral, mysterious, and fragile, brimming with energy. Despite its entirely supernatural nature, it can lead a simple and carefree life, easily obtaining food thanks to its varied diet and high aerial mobility. However, its refined and otherworldly appearance can be deceiving—the Nilai is capable of sudden outbursts of violence and destruction thanks to its immense energy and ability to control the wind.
Besides Nilai, you can also encounter and tame the Reosari, a graceful, slender creature built for speed and maneuverability, but far from defenseless. The bulk of its body is a rich foliage green, with subtle variations in the feathers. The beak, lower legs, and claws are covered in light pink keratin armor. Its body is covered in feathers, many of which protrude sharply, forming either decorative or unkempt elements of its plumage. A highly mobile herbivore with a calm, gentle nature and strong herding instincts, Reosari are extremely aggressive when faced with a threat due to their fragile frame. This defensive reaction awakens their true will to survive—either in the form of a swift flight or furious lashing out with their claws.

In addition to the wide variety of rock-eating and predatory creatures mentioned earlier, the volcanic lands are also home to a massive herbivorous creature—Petracorpius. A large, well-armored creature with rough, dark-gray skin, crisscrossed with glowing orange patterns across its body. Large spines line its neck and back, protecting vulnerable areas. The rest of its body is flexible enough to allow it to use its primary weapons—long tusks on its lower jaw, covered in rock-like skin, and a heavy, massive tail, completely covered in glowing patterns that echo its body. A heavy, unwavering creature with a high tolerance for heat and a preference for volcanic regions, it feeds on the vegetation and occasionally minerals of rich, ashy lands. With incredibly thick, stone-like skin, Petracorpius can withstand blows from most creatures and temporarily survive in lava pools without harm. This living bastion is not a creature to be messed with, as one blow from its tusks or tail can be fatal.

In sequoias, densely wooded areas, you might spot the predatory Onesai, which will mimic trees, as the trees will always be watching. A large, stocky, massive theropod with a body as wide as a barrel, its coloration consists of multiple shades of brown, yellow, and white, forming spots and stripes extending from the crest of its head to its wide tail. Its upper limbs bear three toes with sharply curved claws. Row after row of black teeth contrasts with soft pink gums. Beneath its lower teeth are sunken spots resembling eyes, slightly darker than the surrounding skin. A solitary ambush predator with a high level of efficiency, determination, and persistence. Its skin is designed to mimic a dead, fallen log, and its claws are capable of killing prey with a single, precise strike. Onesai also possesses a complex vocalization system and is capable of imitating the sounds of many different creatures, lulling unsuspecting victims with false feelings.

The dangerous but majestic wyverns known as Sacrivienas reside in the Sequoia and Cherry Blossom Groves. These medium-sized creatures have a wyvern-like build. The majority of their bodies are a dark, woody brown, giving them a bark-like appearance. Their long, slender bodies provide excellent aerodynamics. Their forelimbs and hindlimbs are also slender, adorned with long, graceful growths. Bright pink feathers form intricate patterns along their wing membranes, and similar feathers cover their backs and necks.
Its chest is adorned with a glowing heart-shaped pattern, fading from light pink in the center to a vibrant peach at the edges. The eyes and mouth are also colored this same shade. Sakryvien's teeth are thin, bright white daggers, perfect for capturing small prey during its active lifestyle. A graceful flying predator, it inhabits vast sakura forests and has a close connection with nature. It is capable of absorbing and imbuing its fiery projectiles.

The main map of Malgamation Island features an atoll surrounded by empty, open ocean. Each biome on the map has its own unique ecosystem: specific creatures appear within it, and temperatures fluctuate depending on the season and weather conditions. Some biomes are also divided into separate sub-biomes, each with its own unique environmental features.
Tundra

A frozen land where the lowest temperatures prevail year-round. Despite the harsh climate, this land is teeming with life: numerous arctic animals inhabit it and cold-resistant plants grow here. Ignus begonias (blue magical flowers) can provide players with food, restore health, and warmth in critical situations. In winter, blue and purple flowers produce nectar.

Northern tundra

The northernmost region of the map is a forested plateau rising above a snow-capped coastal peninsula dotted with enormous ice floes. Off the coast lies a small island with sparse vegetation, and further north lies a high mountain covered in numerous ice spikes. A tunnel runs through the plateau, connecting the coast to its summit. Deep crevasses separate this region from the Northeastern Tundra, and a small peak rises before them.

Northeastern tundra

A relatively flat area gradually ascends to a majestic ice mountain—one of the highest points on the map. The slopes are covered with ice spikes and huge ice blocks, surrounded by pine trees and other arctic vegetation absent from the Northern Tundra. Beyond the mountain lies an elevated plateau with a few trees and nectar-producing flowers. The border with the Northern Tundra runs along a chain of deep crevasses, preceded by a small peak.

Mushroom Wasteland

Between the Tundra and Mushroom Meadows lies an unusual tropical biome known for its stone pillars and hot springs. Palm trees and edible plants grow here, providing food for local and visiting herbivores. The hot springs not only provide water but also possess healing properties: they maintain a temperature of 4°C year-round, and standing in them outside of combat accelerates health regeneration. However, beware of the periodically erupting geysers—they can cause massive damage in just a few seconds. Yellow Chronos Begonias can be found at the tops and bases of the stone pillars, accelerating growth at the cost of health. In spring, pink and peach flowers produce nectar.

Mushroom meadows

This tranquil biome is a largely flat landscape covered with large trees and mushrooms of varying sizes. A small river runs through it, leading to a deep pond surrounded by giant mushrooms. Two lairs are located in the hills here. Many plants and mushrooms exhibit bioluminescence, illuminating the surrounding area at night. Among them are the prized purple Chronos Begonias, as well as common edible plants. In spring, pink and peach flowers produce nectar.

Mushroom Coast

South of Mushroom Meadows lies a rocky shoreline adorned with rock formations and palm trees. A small pond with a stone arch is located here, and a little further on is a lava lake.

Coastal desert

A lifeless, sandy wasteland shrouded in a brown haze raised by endless sandstorms. The landscape is dotted with withered trees, rocky outcrops, and crystalline formations. Cacti are the primary food source for herbivores here, but they are unhealthy for all creatures except desert dwellers. Tar pits are also common, but avoid them—if you fall into them, you can become stuck and die from the heat and suffocation. Red Glacius Begonias help you survive the intense heat of this biome.

Stonewood Ridge

Situated between the Coastal Desert and the Mineral Fields is this temperate biome, known for its high plateaus and extensive cave systems. The plateaus and valleys between them are covered with decaying green trees, and purple Chronos Begonias are scattered throughout the surface. In autumn, orange and yellow flowers produce nectar.

Numerous entrances lead into the vast cave system of the Stone Forest Ridge, filled with glowing crystals and edible ore. These caves are suitable for both large and small creatures, with spacious halls and narrow tunnels for exploration. Geovores and Rhogeri can thrive here in large groups, but don't be surprised if a large Rhogeri settlement occupies this territory, or if a Creevizer or Platerogon claims it as their own.

Mineral Field

The Mineral Field is rich in ore deposits and lava pools, making it an ideal location for Geovores and Rhogeri seeking to build a forge. Other food sources are scarce, so non-mineral-eating creatures should carefully monitor their hunger levels. Although the entire region is commonly referred to as the Mineral Field, officially this name only applies to its northern portion. A fallen tree connects the Mineral Field to the Sakura Grove.

Mineral Coast

A sandy coastline, adorned with crumbling palm trees, stretches along the inland ocean. A small pool in the depths connects to an underwater cave beneath the island. Resources are scarce here, making this area more picturesque than useful.

Lower Mineral Field / Cliffs

A small canyon with denser vegetation than the rest of the biome, it lies between the rocky outcrops of the Mineral Cliffs and a plateau topped by two stone spires. The plateau contains a small lair facing the Stone Forest Ridge, perfect for a pack. There's significantly more water here than in other parts of the Mineral Field: it can be found both in the canyon itself and in a nearby cave.

Mineral Cliffs

This region consists of numerous rounded rock formations and dead trees surrounding the famous lava lake. A huge charred tree hangs across it, a reminder of the giant that once towered over this area. Be careful not to fall into the lava.

Volcano

A giant dormant volcano towers over the Mineral Field, dominating its horizon. Rocks and lava are abundant here, while other resources are much rarer. Two small lava pools flank the volcano, and the cliffs overlook a small beach at its base. Two more large lava lakes lie in front of the volcano, one of which leads to one of three entrances.

The volcano has three entrances:

*a wide passage from the Mineral Field side;

• a small side tunnel;
  crater at the summit.

The magma chamber contains a small ledge where creatures adapted to life in lava can rest.

Sakura Grove

The Sakura Grove is covered with numerous sakura trees and forms a dense forest capable of supporting a wide variety of creatures thanks to the frequent bot spawns and the abundance of vegetation. It is also home to numerous Chronos Begonias and the small settlement of Rhogeri.

On the inland side of the plateau are two large waterfalls flowing into a small lake adorned with glowing pink lotuses. On the inland side of the ocean is a sandy beach lined with palm trees, accessible by a dirt trail passing through the Ooger ruins.

In autumn, pink and white flowers produce nectar.

Hidden within the plateau is a small cave system, adorned with tree roots and glowing blue crystals. These crystals are inedible to geovores, but they illuminate the caves and create a soft, shimmering glow. An underground lake connects to this system, and one exit is near picturesque waterfalls. Other entrances are located on the slopes of the plateau and on the surface: one leads to the Mineral Field, a second near the waterfalls, and a third from the outer ocean.

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Floating Isles

A small group of green islands floating high above the ocean, closest to the Cherry Blossom Grove and the Northern Tundra. Various plants grow here year-round, and the largest island contains a freshwater pond.

Although this area isn't officially considered a separate biome, the wiki lists it as a distinct region. Due to the high altitude, temperatures here can drop below freezing very quickly, which is deadly for most creatures. Creatures rarely appear here.

Arctic Ocean

An icy ocean adorned with blue corals, arctic plants, and dense kelp forests in the deepest parts. Glowing corals grow among the algae, illuminating the depths and underwater caves. This region is located near the Tundra.

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Eastern Sea

This region is filled with kelp and exotic corals, making it ideal for aquatic and semi-aquatic creatures. Due to its proximity to the Pillar Springs and Mushroom Meadows, temperatures here remain relatively moderate throughout the seasons. Several small caves and tunnels are located on the seabed, providing shelter.

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Open Ocean + Centerpoint

The center of the map is one of the deepest areas accessible by conventional means. Here, corals are abundant, providing food for some geovores, such as Yobatil.

In the middle of this area is a small island called Centerpoint, perched on a narrow stone pillar. The island itself is covered in sand and is practically devoid of resources—only a little grass and a few palm trees.

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Glowing Kelp Forest

Located next to the Sakura Grove is a dense forest of glowing algae. The thickets provide concealment, but their glow can also reveal your location if you choose the wrong cover. There are also several small shelters here where you can hide from danger.

Sequoias
A biome dominated by enormous trees, which can support creatures. There are secluded shelters and small pools of water. One stands out because it is the largest of a dozen small ones. Near this pool, a large yellow flower grows, and during autumn, it accumulates a rich supply of nectar for the creatures that consume it.
The biome's temperature is normal, and every creature on the islands feels quite comfortable here. However, predators often visit these areas, so one must always be on guard.

Outer Ocean

The outer ocean serves as the map's border and is completely uninhabitable. It can be reached by flying over an invisible wall, but once crossed, the creature will begin teleporting erratically. At first glance, there's nothing of interest beyond the map's borders... though if you travel far enough, you might discover something unusual.

Notes

1. In spring and summer this region is called the "Northeastern Tundra".
2. In spring and summer this region is called the "Northern Tundra".
3. In spring and summer the name “Lower Mineral Field” is used, and in autumn and winter – “Lower Mineral Cliffs”.
4. The names of the sub-biomes are not official - they can be called whatever you like in the game.