Amber Thicket
The vibrant grass of the tropical landscape slowly fades to a sickly yellow before assuming a majestic golden-orange hue. The leaf of the tall boreal trees turn to golden and shimmer like metal to reflect the sun's rays and create a radiantly bright forest.
Named after the color of the leaves and grass of the area, the amber thicket is a massive forest stretching over much of southern Taretza. The forest consists of tall boreal trees with golden leaves and the deeper into the forest you go, the larger the trees get. The largest trees in the forest grow to about 300-400 feet tall (90-120 meters)
Type
Forest, Temperate (Seasonal)
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