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{{Biome|Thornlands|#4A3E26}}
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As explorers have travelled deeper into the [[Twilight Highlands]], they encountered a thick, spiny wall of foliage, which proved completely impervious to all attempts to cut through it or burn it to gain access to the [[Final Plateau]] beyond. Even more disturbingly, where this growth was seemingly cut through, it would merely grow back almost instantaneously, impaling one luckless adventurer who grew too impatient with his lack of progress. As such, this natural, yet unnatural, barrier was dubbed the '''Thornlands'''.
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As the name suggests, here can be found a thick growth of [[Thorns]] growing, which itself is curious given the ground consists of the diamond hard [[Deadrock]]. Combined with the unbreakable, fast growing nature of the thorns suggests magical forces at work. Perhaps a [[Lamp of Cinders|powerful artefact]] that summons magical flames could be the key to defeating this obstacle for good.
The '''Thornlands''' is a biome found between the [[Highlands]] and the [[Final Plateau]].  They have [[Deadrock]] instead of soil, with a thick tangle of [[Thorns]] growing. The thorns are basically impenetrable, and can only be destroyed by burning them with the [[Lamp of Cinders]]. Most of the time, structures will not generate here, but some Minor Structures such as Wells and even Druid Huts may be tangled in the Thorns.
 
Occasional clumps of leaves can be seen nestled amongst the thorns, along with [[Thorn Rose]]s here and there. A few explorers have noted minor structures such as [[Landmarks#Well|Wells]] and remarkably, [[Landmarks#Druid Hut|Druid Huts]] entangled in the spiny growths, again suggesting that some mysterious force is responsible for the thorns' supercharged growth.


==Progression==
==Progression==
Like the rest of the Twilight Highlands and the Final Plateau, the Thornlands will be affected by a toxic rainstorm, making it extremely hazardous to even be near the thorns, let alone attempt to penetrate them. Defeating the [[Hydra]], [[Ur-Ghast]] and [[Snow Queen]] will dispel the rainstorm, but the thorns themselves are another problem.
If using the [[Progression]] system, the Thornlands and other Highlands biomes will be under a toxic rainstorm. Slaying the Ice Queen atop her [[Aurora Palace]] will lift the rainstorm.
 
As hinted above, only the powerful [[Lamp of Cinders]] can burn the Thorns, preventing their rapid regeneration. To do so, an adventurer must acquire a [[Giant's Pickaxe]] from its former owner in the [[Cloud Cottage|clouds]] above, then descend into the [[Troll Caves]] and break open the obsidian vault which contains the Lamp. Only then can a path be burned through, granting access to the Final Plateau and the [[Final Castle]] beyond.
 
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==History==
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