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	! Biome !! Construction Material !! Resource Focus !! Description		! Biome !! Construction Material !! Resource Focus !! Description
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	\| [[Wood Biome]] \|\| {{Icon\|Wood}} \|\| {{Icon\|Wood}} production \|\| Forested regions — tropical, temperate, and subtropical		\| [[Wood Biome]] \|\| {{Icon\|Wood}} \|\| {{Icon\|Wood}} production \|\| Forested regions - tropical, temperate, and subtropical
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	\| [[Stone Biome]] \|\| {{Icon\|Stone}} \|\| {{Icon\|Stone}} and {{Icon\|Ore}} production \|\| Mountainous, boreal, and tundra regions		\| [[Stone Biome]] \|\| {{Icon\|Stone}} \|\| {{Icon\|Stone}} and {{Icon\|Ore}} production \|\| Mountainous, boreal, and tundra regions

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	In the Wood, Stone, and Earth biomes, buildings cost the biome's primary resource ({{Icon\|Wood}}, {{Icon\|Stone}}, or {{Icon\|Earth}} respectively). In the [[Arctic Biome]], buildings cost {{Icon\|Wood}} at double the normal amount.		In the Wood, Stone, and Earth biomes, buildings cost the biome's primary resource ({{Icon\|Wood}}, {{Icon\|Stone}}, or {{Icon\|Earth}} respectively). In the [[Arctic Biome]], buildings cost {{Icon\|Wood}} at double the normal amount.

	=== Housing ~~Upkeep~~ ===		=== Housing upkeep ===
	All housing buildings consume {{Icon\|Wood}} and {{Icon\|Food}} daily. {{Icon\|Food}} consumption is identical across all biomes for a given housing tier. {{Icon\|Wood}} consumption, however, varies dramatically: the [[Earth Biome]] reduces {{Icon\|Wood}} upkeep to roughly one-tenth of normal, while the [[Arctic Biome]] doubles it.		All housing buildings consume {{Icon\|Wood}} and {{Icon\|Food}} daily. {{Icon\|Food}} consumption is identical across all biomes for a given housing tier. {{Icon\|Wood}} consumption, however, varies dramatically: the [[Earth Biome]] reduces {{Icon\|Wood}} upkeep to roughly one-tenth of normal, while the [[Arctic Biome]] doubles it.

	=== Resource ~~Production~~ ===		=== Resource production ===
	Each biome has distinct production strengths:		Each biome has distinct production strengths:

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	{\| class="~~wikitable~~"		<div class="rb-table-frame"><div class="rb-table-inner">
			{\| class="rb-table"
	! Biome !! Construction Material !! Resource Focus !! Description		! Biome !! Construction Material !! Resource Focus !! Description
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	\| [[Arctic Biome]] \|\| {{Icon\|Wood}} (2× cost) \|\| No raw resource extraction \|\| Extreme polar regions		\| [[Arctic Biome]] \|\| {{Icon\|Wood}} (2× cost) \|\| No raw resource extraction \|\| Extreme polar regions
	\|}		\|}
			</div></div>

	All resources can be found in every biome through [[trade]] and [[Expeditions\|expeditions]], but the efficiency of local production varies significantly depending on the biome. No single biome is fully self-sufficient; successful players specialize based on their environment and rely on trade and global cooperation to access missing resources.		All resources can be found in every biome through [[trade]] and [[Expeditions\|expeditions]], but the efficiency of local production varies significantly depending on the biome. No single biome is fully self-sufficient; successful players specialize based on their environment and rely on trade and global cooperation to access missing resources.

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	=== Construction ===		=== Construction ===

	In the Wood, Stone, and Earth biomes, buildings cost the biome's primary resource ({{Icon\|Wood}}, {{Icon\|Stone}}, or {{Icon\|Earth}} respectively). In the [[Arctic Biome]], buildings cost {{Icon\|Wood}} at double the normal amount.		In the Wood, Stone, and Earth biomes, buildings cost the biome's primary resource ({{Icon\|Wood}}, {{Icon\|Stone}}, or {{Icon\|Earth}} respectively). In the [[Arctic Biome]], buildings cost {{Icon\|Wood}} at double the normal amount.

	=== Housing Upkeep ===		=== Housing Upkeep ===

	All housing buildings consume {{Icon\|Wood}} and {{Icon\|Food}} daily. {{Icon\|Food}} consumption is identical across all biomes for a given housing tier. {{Icon\|Wood}} consumption, however, varies dramatically: the [[Earth Biome]] reduces {{Icon\|Wood}} upkeep to roughly one-tenth of normal, while the [[Arctic Biome]] doubles it.		All housing buildings consume {{Icon\|Wood}} and {{Icon\|Food}} daily. {{Icon\|Food}} consumption is identical across all biomes for a given housing tier. {{Icon\|Wood}} consumption, however, varies dramatically: the [[Earth Biome]] reduces {{Icon\|Wood}} upkeep to roughly one-tenth of normal, while the [[Arctic Biome]] doubles it.

	=== Resource Production ===		=== Resource Production ===

	Each biome has distinct production strengths:		Each biome has distinct production strengths:

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	* The [[Earth Biome]] has the highest {{Icon\|Earth}} output from [[Clay Crane]]s and [[Claypit]]s, making it ideal for {{Icon\|Glass}} production chains via the [[Glassworks]].		* The [[Earth Biome]] has the highest {{Icon\|Earth}} output from [[Clay Crane]]s and [[Claypit]]s, making it ideal for {{Icon\|Glass}} production chains via the [[Glassworks]].
	* The [[Arctic Biome]] has no access to raw resource extraction buildings ([[Woodcutter]], [[Quarry]], [[Claypit]], [[Iron Mine]], [[Foraging Hut]], [[Glassworks]], and [[Field]]s are all unavailable). Food processing buildings such as the [[Fishery]], [[Windmill]], [[Bakery]], [[Creamery]], and [[Brewery]] still operate normally.		* The [[Arctic Biome]] has no access to raw resource extraction buildings ([[Woodcutter]], [[Quarry]], [[Claypit]], [[Iron Mine]], [[Foraging Hut]], [[Glassworks]], and [[Field]]s are all unavailable). Food processing buildings such as the [[Fishery]], [[Windmill]], [[Bakery]], [[Creamery]], and [[Brewery]] still operate normally.

			==Changelog==
			{{Changelog}}

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	<gallery mode="packed">		<gallery mode="packed">
	File:EarthBiome.png\|The [[Earth Biome]]		File:EarthBiome.png\|The [[Earth Biome]]\|link=Earth Biome
	File:WoodBiome.png\|The [[Wood Biome]]		File:WoodBiome.png\|The [[Wood Biome]]\|link=Wood Biome
	File:StoneBiome.png\|The [[Stone Biome]]		File:StoneBiome.png\|The [[Stone Biome]]\|link=Stone Biome
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	Each biome contains multiple climate zones representing more specific ecological regions. The climate zones also influence the vegetation visible on the surface.		Each biome contains multiple climate zones representing more specific ecological regions. The climate zones also influence the vegetation visible on the surface.

			<gallery mode="packed">
			File:EarthBiome.png\|The [[Earth Biome]]
			File:WoodBiome.png\|The [[Wood Biome]]
			File:StoneBiome.png\|The [[Stone Biome]]
			</gallery>

	== Overview ==		== Overview ==

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	In '''Project Rebearth''', the world is divided into ~~large-scale~~ '''biomes''' that determine which [[resources]] can ~~be produced in a given location~~. Biomes are derived from real-world climate data ~~and are consistent across~~ the full 1:1 replica of Earth~~. They are based on the WWF terrestrial ecoregions, which are mapped to 4 distinct in-game biomes~~. Where ~~you build~~ directly affects ~~what your [[buildings]] can produce~~ and ~~how efficiently your settlement can grow~~.		In '''Project Rebearth''', the world is divided into four '''biomes''' that determine which [[resources]] are available, how much [[buildings]] cost to construct, and how efficiently settlements can grow. Biomes are derived from real-world climate data based on the [[Wikipedia:List of terrestrial ecoregions (WWF)\|WWF terrestrial ecoregions]], mapped onto a full 1:1 replica of [[Earth]]. Where a player builds directly affects production rates, construction costs, and housing upkeep.

	Each biome contains multiple climate zones, representing more specific ecological regions ~~within that biome~~ The climate zones also influence the ~~vegatation you see~~ on the surface.		Each biome contains multiple climate zones representing more specific ecological regions. The climate zones also influence the vegetation visible on the surface.

	== Overview ==		== Overview ==

	~~Biomes influence:~~
	* Which '''resource type''' is dominant in an area
	* Which '''production buildings''' are most effective
	* How much resources your residents consume
	* Long-term settlement strategy and trade dependencies

	~~The primary biomes in the game are:~~

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	! Biome !! Resource Focus !! Description		! Biome !! Construction Material !! Resource Focus !! Description
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Wood Biome]] \|\| Wood~~-based~~ \|\| Forested regions		\| [[Wood Biome]] \|\| {{Icon\|Wood}} \|\| {{Icon\|Wood}} production \|\| Forested regions — tropical, temperate, and subtropical
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Stone Biome]] \|\| Stone~~-based~~ \|\| Mountainous, and ~~rugged~~ regions		\| [[Stone Biome]] \|\| {{Icon\|Stone}} \|\| {{Icon\|Stone}} and {{Icon\|Ore}} production \|\| Mountainous, boreal, and tundra regions
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Earth Biome]] \|\| Earth~~-based~~ \|\| Arid, grassland, and ~~dry~~ regions		\| [[Earth Biome]] \|\| {{Icon\|Earth}} \|\| {{Icon\|Earth}} and {{Icon\|Glass}} production \|\| Arid, grassland, and Mediterranean regions
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Arctic Biome]] \|\| ~~Hard-mode~~ \|\| Extreme polar regions		\| [[Arctic Biome]] \|\| {{Icon\|Wood}} (2× cost) \|\| No raw resource extraction \|\| Extreme polar regions
	\|}		\|}

	~~== Biomes and Resource Production ==~~		All resources can be found in every biome through [[trade]] and [[Expeditions\|expeditions]], but the efficiency of local production varies significantly depending on the biome. No single biome is fully self-sufficient; successful players specialize based on their environment and rely on trade and global cooperation to access missing resources.

	All resources can be found in every biome~~. But~~ the efficiency of ~~getting those resources might be different~~ depending on ~~where you chose to build your town~~.


	~~=== Wood Biome ===~~
	~~Climate zones associated with forested regions:~~
	* Tropical and ~~subtropical moist broadleaf forests~~
	* Tropical and ~~subtropical dry broadleaf forests~~
	* Tropical and subtropical coniferous forests
	* Temperate broadleaf and mixed forests
	* Temperate coniferous forests
	* Tropical and subtropical grasslands, savannas, and shrublands
	* Flooded grasslands and savannas
	* Mangroves

	~~These regions are ideal for settlements focused on wood production and early expansion.~~		=== Construction ===

	~~===~~ Stone Biome ~~===~~		In the Wood, Stone, and Earth biomes, buildings cost the biome's primary resource ({{Icon\|Wood}}, {{Icon\|Stone}}, or {{Icon\|Earth}} respectively). In the [[Arctic Biome]], buildings cost {{Icon\|Wood}} at double the normal amount.
	~~Climate zones associated with cold and mountainous terrain:~~
	* Boreal forests / Taiga
	* Montane grasslands and shrublands
	* Tundra

	~~Stone biomes favor mining and wood production.~~		=== Housing Upkeep ===

	~~=== Earth Biome ===~~		All housing buildings consume {{Icon\|Wood}} and {{Icon\|Food}} daily. {{Icon\|Food}} consumption is identical across all biomes for a given housing tier. {{Icon\|Wood}} consumption, however, varies dramatically: the [[Earth Biome]] reduces {{Icon\|Wood}} upkeep to roughly one-tenth of normal, while the [[Arctic Biome]] doubles it.
	~~Climate zones associated with dry~~ and ~~open landscapes:~~
	* Temperate grasslands, ~~savannas~~, ~~and shrublands~~
	* Mediterranean forests, ~~woodlands, and scrubs~~
	* Deserts and xeric shrublands

	~~Earth biomes excel at clay and specialized production chains like glass.~~		=== Resource Production ===

	~~=== Arctic Biome ===~~		Each biome has distinct production strengths:
	* Polar and extreme arctic regions

	Arctic ~~regions~~ are ~~hostile~~. ~~No raw materials can gained there~~ and ~~population consumption is increased~~. ~~It is only for those who want the challenge~~		* The [[Wood Biome]] produces the most {{Icon\|Wood}} from [[Woodcutter]]s and has balanced yields from other extraction buildings.
			* The [[Stone Biome]] has the highest {{Icon\|Stone}} output from [[Stone Crane]]s and the highest {{Icon\|Ore}} yield from the [[Iron Mine]].
			* The [[Earth Biome]] has the highest {{Icon\|Earth}} output from [[Clay Crane]]s and [[Claypit]]s, making it ideal for {{Icon\|Glass}} production chains via the [[Glassworks]].
			* The [[Arctic Biome]] has no access to raw resource extraction buildings ([[Woodcutter]], [[Quarry]], [[Claypit]], [[Iron Mine]], [[Foraging Hut]], [[Glassworks]], and [[Field]]s are all unavailable). Food processing buildings such as the [[Fishery]], [[Windmill]], [[Bakery]], [[Creamery]], and [[Brewery]] still operate normally.

	== ~~Strategy and Settlement Planning~~ ==		== See also ==
			* [[Wood Biome]]
	Choosing a biome is one of the most important early decisions in '''Project Rebearth'''. While any settlement can grow over time, no single biome is fully self-sufficient. Successful players specialize based on their environment and rely on trade, expeditions, and global cooperation to access missing resources.		* [[Stone Biome]]
			* [[Earth Biome]]
	~~== See Also ==~~		* [[Arctic Biome]]
	* [[Buildings]]		* [[Buildings]]
	* [[Resources]]		* [[Resources]]
	* [[Production Chains]]
	* [[World Map]]
	{{Navbox}}		{{Navbox}}

			[[Category:Biomes]]

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	In '''Project Rebearth''', the world is divided into large-scale '''biomes''' that determine which [[resources]] can be produced in a given location. Biomes are derived from real-world climate data and are consistent across the full 1:1 replica of Earth. Where you build directly affects what your [[buildings]] can produce and how efficiently your settlement can grow.		In '''Project Rebearth''', the world is divided into large-scale '''biomes''' that determine which [[resources]] can be produced in a given location. Biomes are derived from real-world climate data and are consistent across the full 1:1 replica of Earth. They are based on the WWF terrestrial ecoregions, which are mapped to 4 distinct in-game biomes. Where you build directly affects what your [[buildings]] can produce and how efficiently your settlement can grow.

	Each biome contains multiple climate zones, representing more specific ecological regions within that biome The climate zones also influence the vegatation you see on the surface.		Each biome contains multiple climate zones, representing more specific ecological regions within that biome The climate zones also influence the vegatation you see on the surface.

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