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	Buildings in the Earth biome cost {{Icon\|Earth}} as their primary resource. For example, a [[Shack]] costs '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=earth}}''' {{Icon\|Earth}}, a [[Cabin]] costs '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_3\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=earth}}''' {{Icon\|Earth}}, and a [[Town Hall]] costs '''{{formatnum:{{BuildingData\|name=town_hall\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=earth}}}}''' {{Icon\|Earth}} plus '''{{BuildingData\|name=town_hall\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=stone}}''' {{Icon\|Stone}}, '''{{BuildingData\|name=town_hall\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=tools}}''' {{Icon\|Tools}}, and '''{{BuildingData\|name=town_hall\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=glass}}''' {{Icon\|Glass}}.		Buildings in the Earth biome cost {{Icon\|Earth}} as their primary resource. For example, a [[Shack]] costs '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=earth}}''' {{Icon\|Earth}}, a [[Cabin]] costs '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_3\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=earth}}''' {{Icon\|Earth}}, and a [[Town Hall]] costs '''{{formatnum:{{BuildingData\|name=town_hall\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=earth}}}}''' {{Icon\|Earth}} plus '''{{BuildingData\|name=town_hall\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=stone}}''' {{Icon\|Stone}}, '''{{BuildingData\|name=town_hall\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=tools}}''' {{Icon\|Tools}}, and '''{{BuildingData\|name=town_hall\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=glass}}''' {{Icon\|Glass}}.

	=== Housing ~~Upkeep~~ ===		=== Housing upkeep ===
	The Earth biome has a significant advantage in housing upkeep since {{Icon\|Wood}} consumption is roughly '''one-tenth''' of other biomes. A [[Shack]] consumes only '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}}''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day compared to '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=wood\|resource=wood}}''' in the [[Wood Biome]] and [[Stone Biome]], or '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=arctic\|resource=wood}}''' in the [[Arctic Biome]]. {{Icon\|Food}} consumption remains the same across all biomes.		The Earth biome has a significant advantage in housing upkeep since {{Icon\|Wood}} consumption is roughly '''one-tenth''' of other biomes. A [[Shack]] consumes only '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}}''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day compared to '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=wood\|resource=wood}}''' in the [[Wood Biome]] and [[Stone Biome]], or '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=arctic\|resource=wood}}''' in the [[Arctic Biome]]. {{Icon\|Food}} consumption remains the same across all biomes.

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	=== Resource ~~Production~~ ===		=== Resource production ===
	All biomes have different production rates per biome and the table below compares key building output across all. Values in '''bold''' indicate the highest rate for that building in the Earth Biome.		All biomes have different production rates per biome and the table below compares key building output across all. Values in '''bold''' indicate the highest rate for that building in the Earth Biome.

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	The Earth biome has a significant advantage in housing upkeep since {{Icon\|Wood}} consumption is roughly '''one-tenth''' of other biomes. A [[Shack]] consumes only '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}}''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day compared to '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=wood\|resource=wood}}''' in the [[Wood Biome]] and [[Stone Biome]], or '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=arctic\|resource=wood}}''' in the [[Arctic Biome]]. {{Icon\|Food}} consumption remains the same across all biomes.		The Earth biome has a significant advantage in housing upkeep since {{Icon\|Wood}} consumption is roughly '''one-tenth''' of other biomes. A [[Shack]] consumes only '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}}''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day compared to '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=wood\|resource=wood}}''' in the [[Wood Biome]] and [[Stone Biome]], or '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=arctic\|resource=wood}}''' in the [[Arctic Biome]]. {{Icon\|Food}} consumption remains the same across all biomes.

	{\| class="~~wikitable~~ sortable"		<div class="rb-table-frame"><div class="rb-table-inner">
			{\| class="rb-table sortable"
	! Housing !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day (Earth) !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day (Wood/Stone) !! {{Icon\|Food}}/day		! Housing !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day (Earth) !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day (Wood/Stone) !! {{Icon\|Food}}/day
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	\| [[Villa]] \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_6\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_6\|data=rate\|biome=wood\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_6\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=food}}		\| [[Villa]] \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_6\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_6\|data=rate\|biome=wood\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_6\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=food}}
	\|}		\|}
			</div></div>

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

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	The biome's strength in {{Icon\|Earth}} production makes it a natural hub for {{Icon\|Glass}} manufacturing via the [[Glassworks]], which can be traded to other settlements. Combined with the [[Claypit]] and [[Clay Crane]], Earth biome settlements can generate large surpluses of {{Icon\|Earth}} for export.		The biome's strength in {{Icon\|Earth}} production makes it a natural hub for {{Icon\|Glass}} manufacturing via the [[Glassworks]], which can be traded to other settlements. Combined with the [[Claypit]] and [[Clay Crane]], Earth biome settlements can generate large surpluses of {{Icon\|Earth}} for export.

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

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	* [[Resources]]		* [[Resources]]

	{{~~Navigation~~}}		{{Navbox}}

	[[Category:Biomes]]		[[Category:Biomes]]

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	* [[Resources]]		* [[Resources]]

			{{Navigation}}
	[[Category:Biomes]]		[[Category:Biomes]]

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	\| wood_upkeep = ×0.1 (90% reduction)		\| wood_upkeep = ×0.1 (90% reduction)
	\| cost_modifier = Standard		\| cost_modifier = Standard
	\| woodcutter = +5 {{Icon\|Wood}}/day		\| woodcutter = +{{BuildingData\|name=woodcutter\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}} {{Icon\|Wood}}/day
	\| quarry = +~~0.01~~ {{Icon\|Stone}}/m²/day		\| quarry = +{{BuildingData\|name=quarry\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=stone}} {{Icon\|Stone}}/m²/day
	\| claypit = +~~0.04~~ {{Icon\|Earth}}/m²/day		\| claypit = +{{BuildingData\|name=claypit\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=earth}} {{Icon\|Earth}}/m²/day
	\| iron_mine = +60 {{Icon\|Ore}}/day		\| iron_mine = +{{BuildingData\|name=iron_mine\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=ore}} {{Icon\|Ore}}/day
	\| foraging_hut = +3 {{Icon\|Food}}, +1 {{Icon\|Wood}}, +2 {{Icon\|Stone}}/day		\| foraging_hut = +{{BuildingData\|name=foraging_hut\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=food}} {{Icon\|Food}}, +{{BuildingData\|name=foraging_hut\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}} {{Icon\|Wood}}, +{{BuildingData\|name=foraging_hut\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=stone}} {{Icon\|Stone}}/day
	}}		}}
	The '''Earth Biome''' is one of four [[Biomes\|biomes]] in [[Main Page\|Project Rebearth]]. It covers arid, grassland, and dry regions of the world, where {{Icon\|Earth}} is the dominant resource. Settlements in the Earth biome benefit from exceptionally low {{Icon\|Wood}} upkeep on housing and excel at {{Icon\|Glass}} production through abundant {{Icon\|Earth}} supply.		The '''Earth Biome''' is one of four [[Biomes\|biomes]] in [[Main Page\|Project Rebearth]]. It covers arid, grassland, and dry regions of the world, where {{Icon\|Earth}} is the dominant resource. Settlements in the Earth biome benefit from exceptionally low {{Icon\|Wood}} upkeep on housing and excel at {{Icon\|Glass}} production through abundant {{Icon\|Earth}} supply.
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	=== Construction ===		=== Construction ===
	Buildings in the Earth biome cost {{Icon\|Earth}} as their primary resource. For example, a [[Shack]] costs '''35''' {{Icon\|Earth}}, a [[Cabin]] costs '''80''' {{Icon\|Earth}}, and a [[Town Hall]] costs '''~~1,000~~''' {{Icon\|Earth}} plus '''~~500~~''' {{Icon\|Stone}}, '''10''' {{Icon\|Tools}}, and '''20''' {{Icon\|Glass}}.		Buildings in the Earth biome cost {{Icon\|Earth}} as their primary resource. For example, a [[Shack]] costs '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=earth}}''' {{Icon\|Earth}}, a [[Cabin]] costs '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_3\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=earth}}''' {{Icon\|Earth}}, and a [[Town Hall]] costs '''{{formatnum:{{BuildingData\|name=town_hall\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=earth}}}}''' {{Icon\|Earth}} plus '''{{BuildingData\|name=town_hall\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=stone}}''' {{Icon\|Stone}}, '''{{BuildingData\|name=town_hall\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=tools}}''' {{Icon\|Tools}}, and '''{{BuildingData\|name=town_hall\|data=cost\|biome=earth\|resource=glass}}''' {{Icon\|Glass}}.

	=== Housing Upkeep ===		=== Housing Upkeep ===
	The Earth biome has a significant advantage in housing upkeep since {{Icon\|Wood}} consumption is roughly '''one-tenth''' of other biomes. A [[Shack]] consumes only '''~~-0.1~~''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day compared to '''~~-1.0~~''' in the [[Wood Biome]] and [[Stone Biome]], or '''~~-2.0~~''' in the [[Arctic Biome]]. {{Icon\|Food}} consumption remains the same across all biomes.		The Earth biome has a significant advantage in housing upkeep since {{Icon\|Wood}} consumption is roughly '''one-tenth''' of other biomes. A [[Shack]] consumes only '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}}''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day compared to '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=wood\|resource=wood}}''' in the [[Wood Biome]] and [[Stone Biome]], or '''{{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=arctic\|resource=wood}}''' in the [[Arctic Biome]]. {{Icon\|Food}} consumption remains the same across all biomes.

	{\| class="wikitable sortable"		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
	! Housing !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day (Earth) !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day (Wood/Stone) !! {{Icon\|Food}}/day		! Housing !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day (Earth) !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day (Wood/Stone) !! {{Icon\|Food}}/day
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Shack]] \|\| ~~-0.1~~ \|\| ~~-1.0~~ \|\| ~~-1.5~~		\| [[Shack]] \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=wood\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_1\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=food}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Hut]] \|\| ~~-0.15~~ \|\| ~~-1.5~~ \|\| ~~-2.0~~		\| [[Hut]] \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_2\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_2\|data=rate\|biome=wood\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_2\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=food}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Cabin]] \|\| ~~-0.2~~ \|\| ~~-2.0~~ \|\| ~~-2.5~~		\| [[Cabin]] \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_3\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_3\|data=rate\|biome=wood\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_3\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=food}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[House]] \|\| ~~-0.25~~ \|\| ~~-2.5~~ \|\| ~~-4.0~~		\| [[House]] \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_4\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_4\|data=rate\|biome=wood\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_4\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=food}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Residence]] \|\| ~~-0.3~~ \|\| ~~-3.0~~ \|\| ~~-5.0~~		\| [[Residence]] \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_5\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_5\|data=rate\|biome=wood\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_5\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=food}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[Villa]] \|\| ~~-0.35~~ \|\| ~~-3.5~~ \|\| ~~-6.0~~		\| [[Villa]] \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_6\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_6\|data=rate\|biome=wood\|resource=wood}} \|\| {{BuildingData\|name=house_6\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=food}}
	\|}		\|}

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	{{Production Rates\|highlight=earth}}		{{Production Rates\|highlight=earth}}

	The [[Claypit]] produces '''~~0.04~~''' {{Icon\|Earth}} per m² per day in the Earth biome, four times the rate in other biomes. The [[Clay Crane]] produces '''30''' {{Icon\|Earth}} per day, also the highest of any biome. This abundance of {{Icon\|Earth}} makes the Earth biome ideal for {{Icon\|Glass}} production via the [[Glassworks]], which consumes '''50''' {{Icon\|Earth}} per day to produce '''5''' {{Icon\|Glass}}.		The [[Claypit]] produces '''{{BuildingData\|name=claypit\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=earth}}''' {{Icon\|Earth}} per m² per day in the Earth biome, four times the rate in other biomes. The [[Clay Crane]] produces '''{{BuildingData\|name=clay_crane\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=earth}}''' {{Icon\|Earth}} per day, also the highest of any biome. This abundance of {{Icon\|Earth}} makes the Earth biome ideal for {{Icon\|Glass}} production via the [[Glassworks]], which consumes '''{{BuildingData\|name=glassworks\|data=rate\|resource=earth}}''' {{Icon\|Earth}} per day to produce '''{{BuildingData\|name=glassworks\|data=rate\|resource=glass}}''' {{Icon\|Glass}}.

	The [[Woodcutter]] produces only '''5''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day, the lowest of all biomes. However, the [[Saw]] produces '''20''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day regardless of biome, providing a consistent alternative at the cost of '''~~0.5~~''' {{Icon\|Tools}} per day.		The [[Woodcutter]] produces only '''{{BuildingData\|name=woodcutter\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}}''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day, the lowest of all biomes. However, the [[Saw]] produces '''{{BuildingData\|name=saw\|data=rate\|resource=wood}}''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day regardless of biome, providing a consistent alternative at the cost of '''{{BuildingData\|name=saw\|data=rate\|resource=tools}}''' {{Icon\|Tools}} per day.

	The [[Foraging Hut]] produces '''3''' {{Icon\|Food}}, '''1''' {{Icon\|Wood}}, and '''2''' {{Icon\|Stone}} per day in the Earth biome, offering a small but diversified resource output.		The [[Foraging Hut]] produces '''{{BuildingData\|name=foraging_hut\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=food}}''' {{Icon\|Food}}, '''{{BuildingData\|name=foraging_hut\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}}''' {{Icon\|Wood}}, and '''{{BuildingData\|name=foraging_hut\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=stone}}''' {{Icon\|Stone}} per day in the Earth biome, offering a small but diversified resource output.

	== Strategy ==		== Strategy ==
	The Earth biome's low {{Icon\|Wood}} upkeep makes it the most efficient biome for large-scale housing, allowing settlements to support large populations with minimal {{Icon\|Wood}} consumption. However, its low {{Icon\|Wood}} production means players must invest in trade or multiple [[Woodcutter\|Woodcutters]] to sustain building construction and {{Icon\|Tools}} production.		The Earth biome's low {{Icon\|Wood}} upkeep makes it the most efficient biome for large-scale housing, allowing settlements to support large populations with minimal {{Icon\|Wood}} consumption. However, its low {{Icon\|Wood}} production means players must invest in trade or multiple [[Woodcutter\|Woodcutters]] to sustain building construction and {{Icon\|Tools}} production.

	While the [[Woodcutter]] produces only '''5''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day in the Earth biome, the [[Saw]] produces '''20''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day regardless of biome, making it an effective way to supplement {{Icon\|Wood}} output. The trade-off is that the Saw consumes '''~~0.5~~''' {{Icon\|Tools}} per day.		While the [[Woodcutter]] produces only '''{{BuildingData\|name=woodcutter\|data=rate\|biome=earth\|resource=wood}}''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day in the Earth biome, the [[Saw]] produces '''{{BuildingData\|name=saw\|data=rate\|resource=wood}}''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day regardless of biome, making it an effective way to supplement {{Icon\|Wood}} output. The trade-off is that the Saw consumes '''{{BuildingData\|name=saw\|data=rate\|resource=tools}}''' {{Icon\|Tools}} per day.

	The biome's strength in {{Icon\|Earth}} production makes it a natural hub for {{Icon\|Glass}} manufacturing via the [[Glassworks]], which can be traded to other settlements. Combined with the [[Claypit]] and [[Clay Crane]], Earth biome settlements can generate large surpluses of {{Icon\|Earth}} for export.		The biome's strength in {{Icon\|Earth}} production makes it a natural hub for {{Icon\|Glass}} manufacturing via the [[Glassworks]], which can be traded to other settlements. Combined with the [[Claypit]] and [[Clay Crane]], Earth biome settlements can generate large surpluses of {{Icon\|Earth}} for export.

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	The Earth biome has a significant advantage in housing upkeep since {{Icon\|Wood}} consumption is roughly '''one-tenth''' of other biomes. A [[Shack]] consumes only '''-0.1''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day compared to '''-1.0''' in the [[Wood Biome]] and [[Stone Biome]], or '''-2.0''' in the [[Arctic Biome]]. {{Icon\|Food}} consumption remains the same across all biomes.		The Earth biome has a significant advantage in housing upkeep since {{Icon\|Wood}} consumption is roughly '''one-tenth''' of other biomes. A [[Shack]] consumes only '''-0.1''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day compared to '''-1.0''' in the [[Wood Biome]] and [[Stone Biome]], or '''-2.0''' in the [[Arctic Biome]]. {{Icon\|Food}} consumption remains the same across all biomes.

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable sortable"
	! Housing !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day (Earth) !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day (Wood/Stone) !! {{Icon\|Food}}/day		! Housing !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day (Earth) !! {{Icon\|Wood}}/day (Wood/Stone) !! {{Icon\|Food}}/day
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	=== Resource Production ===		=== Resource Production ===
	~~The~~ Earth ~~biome has distinct production characteristics compared to other biomes:~~		All biomes have different production rates per biome and the table below compares key building output across all. Values in '''bold''' indicate the highest rate for that building in the Earth Biome.

	* '''{{~~Icon~~\|~~Earth~~}}~~''' -~~ The [[Claypit]] produces '''0.04''' {{Icon\|Earth}} per m² per day, four times the rate ~~of Wood and Stone~~ biomes ~~(0.01)~~. The [[Clay Crane]] produces '''30''' {{Icon\|Earth}} per day, the highest of any biome.		{{Production Rates\|highlight=earth}}
	* '''{{Icon\|~~Wood~~}}''' - The [[Woodcutter]] produces only '''5''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day, the lowest of all biomes ~~(compared to 30 in Wood and 15 in Stone)~~.
	* '''{{Icon\|Stone}}''' - The [[~~Quarry~~]] produces '''~~0.01~~''' {{Icon\|~~Stone~~}} ~~per m²~~ per day, ~~matching~~ the ~~Wood biome but far below the Stone biome~~'s 0.~~03 rate.~~		The [[Claypit]] produces '''0.04''' {{Icon\|Earth}} per m² per day in the Earth biome, four times the rate in other biomes. The [[Clay Crane]] produces '''30''' {{Icon\|Earth}} per day, also the highest of any biome. This abundance of {{Icon\|Earth}} makes the Earth biome ideal for {{Icon\|Glass}} production via the [[Glassworks]], which consumes '''50''' {{Icon\|Earth}} per day to produce '''5''' {{Icon\|Glass}}.
	* '''{{Icon\|~~Food~~}}~~''' -~~ The [[Foraging Hut]] produces '''3''' {{Icon\|Food}}, '''1''' {{Icon\|Wood}}, and '''2''' {{Icon\|Stone}} per day.
	* '''{{Icon\|Glass}}''' - The [[Glassworks]] consumes '''50''' {{Icon\|Earth}} per day to produce '''5''' {{Icon\|Glass}}, making the Earth biome ~~ideal for glass production due to its abundant {{Icon\|Earth}} supply~~.		The [[Woodcutter]] produces only '''5''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day, the lowest of all biomes. However, the [[Saw]] produces '''20''' {{Icon\|Wood}} per day regardless of biome, providing a consistent alternative at the cost of '''0.5''' {{Icon\|Tools}} per day.

			The [[Foraging Hut]] produces '''3''' {{Icon\|Food}}, '''1''' {{Icon\|Wood}}, and '''2''' {{Icon\|Stone}} per day in the Earth biome, offering a small but diversified resource output.

	== Strategy ==		== Strategy ==

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 The '''Earth Biome''' is one of four [[Biomes|biomes]] in [[Main Page|Project Rebearth]]. It covers arid, grassland, and dry regions of the world, where {{Icon|Earth}} is the dominant resource. Settlements in the Earth biome benefit from exceptionally low {{Icon|Wood}} upkeep on housing and excel at {{Icon|Glass}} production through abundant {{Icon|Earth}} supply.
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 == Strategy ==
 The Earth biome's low {{Icon|Wood}} upkeep makes it the most efficient biome for large-scale housing, allowing settlements to support large populations with minimal {{Icon|Wood}} consumption. However, its low {{Icon|Wood}} production means players must invest in trade or multiple [[Woodcutter|Woodcutters]] to sustain building construction and {{Icon|Tools}} production.
 The biome's strength in {{Icon|Earth}} production makes it a natural hub for {{Icon|Glass}} manufacturing via the [[Glassworks]], which can be traded to other settlements. Combined with the [[Claypit]] and [[Clay Crane]], Earth biome settlements can generate large surpluses of {{Icon|Earth}} for export.

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The '''Earth Biome''' is one of four [[Biomes|biomes]] in [[Main Page|Project Rebearth]]. It covers arid, grassland, and dry regions of the world, where {{Icon|Earth}} is the dominant resource. Settlements in the Earth biome benefit from exceptionally low {{Icon|Wood}} upkeep on housing and excel at {{Icon|Glass}} production through abundant {{Icon|Earth}} supply.

== Overview ==
The Earth biome is associated with dry and open landscapes. {{Icon|Earth}} serves as both the primary resource and the construction material for all buildings in this biome.

=== Construction ===
Buildings in the Earth biome cost {{Icon|Earth}} as their primary resource. For example, a [[Shack]] costs '''35''' {{Icon|Earth}}, a [[Cabin]] costs '''80''' {{Icon|Earth}}, and a [[Town Hall]] costs '''1,000''' {{Icon|Earth}} plus '''500''' {{Icon|Stone}}, '''10''' {{Icon|Tools}}, and '''20''' {{Icon|Glass}}.

=== Housing Upkeep ===
The Earth biome has a significant advantage in housing upkeep since {{Icon|Wood}} consumption is roughly '''one-tenth''' of other biomes. A [[Shack]] consumes only '''-0.1''' {{Icon|Wood}} per day compared to '''-1.0''' in the [[Wood Biome]] and [[Stone Biome]], or '''-2.0''' in the [[Arctic Biome]]. {{Icon|Food}} consumption remains the same across all biomes.

{| class="wikitable"
! Housing !! {{Icon|Wood}}/day (Earth) !! {{Icon|Wood}}/day (Wood/Stone) !! {{Icon|Food}}/day
|-
| [[Shack]] || -0.1 || -1.0 || -1.5
|-
| [[Hut]] || -0.15 || -1.5 || -2.0
|-
| [[Cabin]] || -0.2 || -2.0 || -2.5
|-
| [[House]] || -0.25 || -2.5 || -4.0
|-
| [[Residence]] || -0.3 || -3.0 || -5.0
|-
| [[Villa]] || -0.35 || -3.5 || -6.0
|}

=== Resource Production ===
The Earth biome has distinct production characteristics compared to other biomes:

* '''{{Icon|Earth}}''' - The [[Claypit]] produces '''0.04''' {{Icon|Earth}} per m² per day, four times the rate of Wood and Stone biomes (0.01). The [[Clay Crane]] produces '''30''' {{Icon|Earth}} per day, the highest of any biome.
* '''{{Icon|Wood}}''' - The [[Woodcutter]] produces only '''5''' {{Icon|Wood}} per day, the lowest of all biomes (compared to 30 in Wood and 15 in Stone).
* '''{{Icon|Stone}}''' - The [[Quarry]] produces '''0.01''' {{Icon|Stone}} per m² per day, matching the Wood biome but far below the Stone biome's 0.03 rate.
* '''{{Icon|Food}}''' - The [[Foraging Hut]] produces '''3''' {{Icon|Food}}, '''1''' {{Icon|Wood}}, and '''2''' {{Icon|Stone}} per day.
* '''{{Icon|Glass}}''' - The [[Glassworks]] consumes '''50''' {{Icon|Earth}} per day to produce '''5''' {{Icon|Glass}}, making the Earth biome ideal for glass production due to its abundant {{Icon|Earth}} supply.

== Strategy ==
The Earth biome's low {{Icon|Wood}} upkeep makes it the most efficient biome for large-scale housing, allowing settlements to support large populations with minimal {{Icon|Wood}} consumption. However, its low {{Icon|Wood}} production means players must invest in trade or multiple [[Woodcutter|Woodcutters]] to sustain building construction and {{Icon|Tools}} production.

The biome's strength in {{Icon|Earth}} production makes it a natural hub for {{Icon|Glass}} manufacturing via the [[Glassworks]], which can be traded to other settlements. Combined with the [[Claypit]] and [[Clay Crane]], Earth biome settlements can generate large surpluses of {{Icon|Earth}} for export.

== See also ==
* [[Wood Biome]]
* [[Stone Biome]]
* [[Arctic Biome]]
* [[Biomes]]
* [[Buildings]]
* [[Resources]]

[[Category:Biomes]]