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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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=== 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. | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 19:19, 1 March 2026
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 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. The climate zones also influence the vegetation visible on the surface.
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The Earth Biome -
The Wood Biome -
The Stone Biome
Overview
[edit]| Biome | Construction Material | Resource Focus | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wood Biome |  Wood |
Wood production |
Forested regions — tropical, temperate, and subtropical |
| Stone Biome |  Stone |
Stone and  Ore production |
Mountainous, boreal, and tundra regions |
| Earth Biome |  Earth |
Earth and  Glass production |
Arid, grassland, and Mediterranean regions |
| Arctic Biome | Wood (2× cost) |
No raw resource extraction | Extreme polar regions |
All resources can be found in every biome through trade and 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.
Construction
[edit]In the Wood, Stone, and Earth biomes, buildings cost the biome's primary resource ( Wood, Stone, or Earth respectively). In the Arctic Biome, buildings cost Wood at double the normal amount.
Housing Upkeep
[edit]All housing buildings consume Wood and 
Food daily. Food consumption is identical across all biomes for a given housing tier. Wood consumption, however, varies dramatically: the Earth Biome reduces Wood upkeep to roughly one-tenth of normal, while the Arctic Biome doubles it.
Resource Production
[edit]Each biome has distinct production strengths:
- The Wood Biome produces the most Wood from Woodcutters and has balanced yields from other extraction buildings.
- The Stone Biome has the highest Stone output from Stone Cranes and the highest Ore yield from the Iron Mine.
- The Earth Biome has the highest Earth output from Clay Cranes and Claypits, making it ideal for 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 Fields are all unavailable). Food processing buildings such as the Fishery, Windmill, Bakery, Creamery, and Brewery still operate normally.
