We tested this after comparing old map dumps and how one area of tundra tiles kept turning grass and not believing some player would be doing it. There are oaks there and so we did own tundra area where we planted oaks next to lingonberry bush and they did turn dirt tile.
{{terrain
|name=Tundra
|speed=N/Aunknown
|type=Natural
|playermade=NoYes
|underground=No
|creation=N/A
==Description==
''Tiles where the tree growth is hindered by low temperatures and short growing seasons. It is mostly found on north and south end of the world.'' ==Creation==* [[Ice pillar]] cast on [[grass]] is capable of turning the tile to tundra, but this is a slow and difficult process.* Tundra tiles can also be created with a large quantity of [[transmutation liquid]] on [[moss]] tiles.* Tundra can spread onto adjacent [[dirt]] tiles at a slow rate. ==Usage==* [[Foraging]] on tundra is possible at 33 skill.* [[Lingonberry bush|Lingonberry bushes]] spawn naturally (and exclusively) on this terrain.* A tundra is often a good hunting spot because animals tend to walk to open places, however tundra does not spawn animals.
== Notes ==
* A tundra is often a good hunting spot because animals tend Tundra tile can turn back to walk to open places, however tundra does not spawn animals.* dirt tile after [[Lingonberry bush]] gets killed by [[oak]] or [[Foragingwillow]] on tundra is possible at 33 skilltree.* To remove itTundra, you must pack or flatten it. Digging will not work. * '''Tundra should be treated with care''', as it very hard to create. [[Ice pillar]] cast on [[grass]] is capable of turning the tile to tundra, but as this is a slow and difficult process it It is advisable to avoid destroying tundra tiles unless there is a compelling reason for their removal. Tundra can spread onto adjacent dirt tiles at a slow rate.* Tundra tiles can also be created with a large quantity The following types of [[Transmutation liquid (Feature)|transmutation liquidResource nodes]] can spawn on moss tilesTundra: [[Alpine brush]], [[Animal burrow]], [[Mineral debris]], [[Roots and bulbs]], [[Mints]], [[Briar patch]], [[Umbellifers]], [[Nightshades]] and [[Wild grasses]].