Difference between revisions of "Trees"
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File:Tree-1-AcaciaYouth.png|Acacia youth | File:Tree-1-AcaciaYouth.png|Acacia youth | ||
File:Tree-1-Anaxi.png|Anaxi | File:Tree-1-Anaxi.png|Anaxi | ||
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File:Tree-1-AshPalm.png|Ash Palm | File:Tree-1-AshPalm.png|Ash Palm | ||
File:Tree-1-AutumnBloodbark.png|Autumn Bloodbark | File:Tree-1-AutumnBloodbark.png|Autumn Bloodbark | ||
| + | File:Tree-1-AutumnBloodbarkSapling.png|Autumn Bloodbark Sapling | ||
| + | File:Tree-1-AutumnBloodbarkYouth.png|Autumn Bloodbark Youth | ||
File:beetlenut.JPG|Beetlenut | File:beetlenut.JPG|Beetlenut | ||
File:Tree-1-BlazeMaple.png|Blaze Maple | File:Tree-1-BlazeMaple.png|Blaze Maple | ||
File:Tree-1-BlazeMapleSapling.png|Blaze Maple Sapling | File:Tree-1-BlazeMapleSapling.png|Blaze Maple Sapling | ||
File:Tree-1-BlazeMapleYouth.png|Blaze Maple Youth | File:Tree-1-BlazeMapleYouth.png|Blaze Maple Youth | ||
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File:Tree-1-BroadleafPalm.png|Broadleaf Palm | File:Tree-1-BroadleafPalm.png|Broadleaf Palm | ||
File:Tree-1-CeruleanBlue.png|Cerulean Blue | File:Tree-1-CeruleanBlue.png|Cerulean Blue | ||
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File:Tree-1-GreenAshYouth.png|Green Ash Youth | File:Tree-1-GreenAshYouth.png|Green Ash Youth | ||
File:Tree-1-Hokkaido.png|Hokkaido | File:Tree-1-Hokkaido.png|Hokkaido | ||
| + | File:Tree-1-Illawara.png|Illawara | ||
| + | File:Tree-1-IllawaraSapling.png|Illawara Sapling | ||
| + | File:Tree-1-IllawaraYouth.png|Illawara Youth | ||
File:Tree-1-Jacaranda.png|Jacaranda | File:Tree-1-Jacaranda.png|Jacaranda | ||
File:Tree-1-JacarandaSapling.png|Jacaranda Sapling | File:Tree-1-JacarandaSapling.png|Jacaranda Sapling | ||
| + | File:Tree-1-JapaneseCherry.png|Japanese Cherry | ||
| + | File:Tree-1-JapaneseCherrySapling.png|Japanese Cherry Sapling | ||
| + | File:Tree-1-JapaneseCherryYouth.png|Japanese Cherry Youth | ||
File:Tree-1-Kaeshra.png|Kaeshra | File:Tree-1-Kaeshra.png|Kaeshra | ||
File:Tree-1-KatsuraTree.png|Katsura Tree | File:Tree-1-KatsuraTree.png|Katsura Tree | ||
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File:Tree-1-SilkyOak.png|Silky Oak | File:Tree-1-SilkyOak.png|Silky Oak | ||
File:Tree-1-SpikedFishtree.png|Spiked Fishtree | File:Tree-1-SpikedFishtree.png|Spiked Fishtree | ||
| + | File:Tree-1-SummerMaple.png|Summer Maple | ||
| + | File:Tree-1-SummerMapleSapling.png|Summer Maple Sapling | ||
| + | File:Tree-1-SummerMapleYouth.png|Summer Maple Youth | ||
File:Tree-1-SweetPine.png|Sweet Pine | File:Tree-1-SweetPine.png|Sweet Pine | ||
File:Tree-1-TapaceaMiralis.png|Tapacea Miralis | File:Tree-1-TapaceaMiralis.png|Tapacea Miralis | ||
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===2-wood trees=== | ===2-wood trees=== | ||
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File:Tree-2-ButterleafTree.png|Butterleaf Tree | File:Tree-2-ButterleafTree.png|Butterleaf Tree | ||
File:Tree-2-Cricklewood.png|Cricklewood | File:Tree-2-Cricklewood.png|Cricklewood | ||
Revision as of 17:30, 25 October 2019
Overview
Trees are a fundamental resource in the Tale.
They are known for :
- Being the obvious source for wood,
- Being harvested for their resin,
- Providing hiding places for chicken eggs,
- Hosting insects,
- Roosting spots for falcons.
- Depending on your Arthropodology skill, you will sometimes gather a number of insects while harvesting wood, among Ash Centipedes, Desert Millipedes, Golden Asps, Horned Hookworms, Red Crickets, Ringed Wasps and Woolly Aphids.
A couple trees also have a particular use, such as :
- Royal Palms will sometimes give you a perfect Palm Frond,
- Coconut trees grow Coconuts over time, which can be harvested,
- Date palms, once fertilized, will provide Dates
Gallery
Below is a gallery of the various trees growing in Egypt.
This was created to serve as a reference in the hunt for specific tree Resins. Knowing what a particular tree looks like is half the battle.
0-wood trees
There is one tree standing out from the others, the date palm, which only produces dates after being fertilized. No wood will come out of it.
Date Palm
1-wood trees
Acacia
Acacia Sapling
Acacia youth
Anaxi
Arconis
Ash Palm
Autumn Bloodbark
Autumn Bloodbark Sapling
Autumn Bloodbark Youth
Beetlenut
Blaze Maple
Blaze Maple Sapling
Blaze Maple Youth
Bloodbark
Broadleaf Palm
Cerulean Blue
Chakkanut
Chicory
Cinnar
Coconut Palm
Delta Palm
Dikbas
Dikbas Sapling
Dikbas Youth
Dwarf Safsaf
Elephantia
Feather Tree Sapling
Folded Birch
Golden Hemlock
Golden Hemlock Sapling
Green Ash
Green Ash Sapling
Green Ash Youth
Hokkaido
Illawara
Illawara Sapling
Illawara Youth
Jacaranda
Jacaranda Sapling
Japanese Cherry
Japanese Cherry Sapling
Japanese Cherry Youth
Kaeshra
Katsura Tree
Katsura Youth
Khaya
Khaya Sapling
Khaya Youth
Locust Palm
Mimosa
Mimosa Youth
Monkey Palm
Monterey Pine
Monterey Pine Middle Age
Monterey Pine Sapling
Montu Maple
Oil Palm
Oleaceae
Oranje
Orrorin
Parrotia
Passam
Peach 'n Cream Maple
Phoenix Palm
Pratyeka
Ranyahn
Razorpalm
Red Maple
River Birch
River Birch Sapling
River Birch Youth
Safsaf Sapling
Safsaf Willow
savaka
Scaley Hardwood
Silky Oak
Spiked Fishtree
Summer Maple
Summer Maple Sapling
Summer Maple Youth
Sweet Pine
Tapacea Miralis
Tiny Oil Palm
Trilobellia
White Pine
WhitePine Sapling
White Pine Youth
Windriver Palm
2-wood trees
Bramble Hedge
Butterleaf Tree
Cricklewood
Miniature Fern Palm
Mini Palmetto
3-wood trees
Fern Palm
Umbrella Palm
4-wood trees
Bottle Tree
Feather Tree
Giant Cricklewood
Hawthorn
Royal Palm
Spindle Tree
Stout Palm
Towering Palm
T9 Unconfirmed yet
Deadwood Tree
