Jungle

Hot, wet and the thickest forest on the disc.
| Warmth | 24 °C at sea level before the seasons and the weather; colder higher up |
| Tree cover | 95% of the ground |
| Hiding | Takes 60% of an army’s sight |
| Fertility | 0.45 (how well it feeds a settlement, 0 to 1) |
| Going on the map | 1, but trees and slopes slow you |
Fields
Section titled “Fields”Land like this sows, by how often:
| Sowing | Crops |
|---|---|
| Winter corn | wheat 2, barley 1 |
| Spring corn | beans 3, barley 2, flax 1 |
See Harvest.
Flora and fauna
Section titled “Flora and fauna”| Tree | Share of the trees |
|---|---|
| Kapok | 40% |
| Strangler fig | 40% |
| Coconut palm | 20% |
- Within 25 m of a river or lake: coconut palms and strangler figs.
- Within 150 m of the sea: windswept coconut palms, leaning inland.
- The forest is old growth: see Trees.
See Trees.
Plants
Section titled “Plants”Thick ferns, tall grass, thick bushes and fallen logs.
See Flora.
Animals
Section titled “Animals”Herds to the square kilometre:
| Beast | Herds |
|---|---|
| Deer | 0.02 |
| Boar | 0.06 |
| Birds | 0.04 |
Flocks of geese cross over in long Vs, north in spring and south in autumn. Jellyflies drift over the world trees of the ancient groves.
See Fauna.
