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'''Streams''' are technically in their own biome.
'''Streams''' are often seen in the Twilight Forest, forming a natural border between different areas in the dimension. Many explorers have noticed that lily pads are somewhat more common on the waters compared to the larger rivers found in the Overworld. No evidence of ruins or any other structure have been found in these peaceful watercourses.
 
More often than not, Twilight Streams serve as a border between two or more biomes and can be seen as such on a [[Magic Map]]. More lily pads appear in Twilight Streams than in overworld rivers. Because of their purpose as biome borders, no structures spawn here.


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Revision as of 01:58, 15 May 2020

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Streams are often seen in the Twilight Forest, forming a natural border between different areas in the dimension. Many explorers have noticed that lily pads are somewhat more common on the waters compared to the larger rivers found in the Overworld. No evidence of ruins or any other structure have been found in these peaceful watercourses.

History

Version Details
1.0.0 Added Twilight Stream.
2.0.0 Twilight Stream will no longer border certain biomes, especially those that are clumped together.


Biomes and Landmarks
Biomes Dark Forest Dark Forest Center Dense Mushroom Forest Dense Twilight Forest Enchanted Forest Final Plateau Fire Swamp Firefly Forest Glacier Mushroom Forest Oak Savannah Snowy Forest Spooky Forest Thornlands Twilight Clearing Twilight Forest Twilight Highlands Twilight Lake Twilight Stream Twilight Swamp
Progression Landmarks Naga Courtyard Lich Tower Labyrinth Hydra Lair Goblin Knight Stronghold Dark Tower Yeti Cave Aurora Palace Troll Caves Cloud Cottage Final Castle
Other Landmarks Caves Hedge Maze Hollow Hill Magic Trees Mushroom Castle Quest Grove Twilight Forest Trees