Crag Field

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</image> <label>Tab</label> <label>Type</label> <label>Biome</label> <label>Depth Range</label> <label>Temperature Range</label> <label>Biome ID</label> <label>Harvesting Nodes</label> <label>goto ID</label> <label>Coordinates</label> <label>Base ID</label> <group> <label>Point of Interest</label> <label>Music</label> </group> </infobox> The Crag Field is an in-development, rocky biome dominated by large geological formations.

Description

The Crag Field is situated between the Grand Reef and the Crash Zone, and also shares a border with a Grassy Plateaus. It is dominated by colossal crags, bearing resemblance to the older Grand Reef.

The Crag Field has identical ground textures and features as the Grand Reef, because they have a well transitioned border with each other.

Groups of Boneshark are frequent in this biome, also with the occasional Mesmer passing by. Tiger Plants also dominate this biome, and are camouflaged and hidden in the grasses. The field also rewards the player with essential resources and valuable materials.

Reefbacks are also found drifting through the water above the Crag Field. This also contributes to the Biome's reward of resources, as Reefbacks carry valuable material like Copper Ore and Silver Ore in their Barnacles.

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• Copper Ore
• Diamond
• Gold
• Lead
• Lithium
• Mercury Ore
• Metal Salvage
• Quartz
• Salt Deposit
• Titanium
• Tiger Plant Seed

|-| Fauna=

• Boneshark
• Boomerang
• Hoopfish
• Mesmer
• Reefback
• Reginald
• Shoal of Fish
• Shuttlebug

|-| Flora=

• Tiger Plant

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Gallery

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  Rock formations in the Crag Field

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  Another rock formation in the Crag Field

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  A small rock formation in the Crag Field

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  A twisting rock formation in the Crag Field

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  More small rock formations

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  Border between the Grand Reef and Crag Field

For a more complete gallery, visit Crag Field/Gallery