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Grass is one of the most common tile types in Wurm. You can find various berries and herbs by [[botanizing]] or [[foraging]] a grass tile. If [[flower]]s are present on a grass tile, you can harvest them with a sickle.
Planting flowers on a dirt tile yields flowers and grass on success. Planting [[thatch]] also creates a grass tile. This can be useful for keeping pens grassy to feed animals like [[cow]]s, [[bull]]s, [[horse]]s and [[deer]]. This also builds your [[gardening]] skill without wasting valuable [[sprout]]s. Note that animals can quickly graze or stomp the tile into [[packed dirt]] though, losing the flowers and grass.
Planting a sprout also creates a tile that looks grassy, but animals cannot graze on tree tiles. If the tree or bush is cut down, the tile turns into a grass tile.
If you dig on a grass tile, you create a [[dirt tile]]. All the grass tiles surrounding the digged corner turn into dirt also.
You can pack grass tiles with a [[shovel]] to convert them to packed dirt, e.g. for faster movement or for preparing them to be [[cultivate]]d into dirt or [[pave]]d.
Priests of Fo have less stamina drain when traveling on grass.
Grass tiles are the only plantable tiles that can be used inside of a structure by planting thatch (planting flowers is not an option indoors).
Add possible resource node spawns
==Description==
'''"You see a patch of grass. The grass is wild and seems to like it here."'''
==Notes==*Grass is one of the most common tile types in Wurm. You can spread find various berries and herbs by [[botanizing]] or [[foraging]] a grass tile. *If [[flower]]s are present on a grass tile, you can harvest them with a sickle.*Planting [[flowers]] on a dirt tile yields flowers and grass on success. Planting [[thatch]] also creates a grass tile. This can be useful for keeping pens grassy to feed animals like [[cow]]s, [[bull]]s, [[horse]]s and [[deer]]. Note that animals can quickly graze or stomp the tile into [[packed dirt]].*Planting grass also builds your [[gardening]] skill without wasting valuable [[sprout]]s. *Planting a sprout also creates a tile that looks grassy, but animals cannot graze on tree tiles. Cutting the tree of bush down will turn the tile back to a grass tile. *If you dig on a grass tile, you create a [[dirt tile]]. All the grass tiles surrounding the corner that was dug will also turn into dirt.*You can pack grass tiles next with a [[shovel]] to convert them to packed dirt, e.g. for faster movement or for preparing them to be [[cultivate]]d into dirt or [[pave]]d.*Priests of Fo have less stamina drain when traveling on grass.*To create grass tiles inside a building, you can plant [[thatch]].*Grass can spread to near by dirt tiles as fast as within 24 hours real life time. Grass can also spread from a tree tile to adjacent tiles.*The following types of [[Resource nodes]] can spawn on Grass tiles: [[Wildflowers]], [[Umbellifers]], [[Nightshades]], [[Mints]], [[Roots and bulbs]], [[Vines]], [[Briar patch]], [[Thicket]], [[Wild grasses]], [[Animal burrow]], [[Mineral debris]] and [[Tropical foliage]].
==Cut grass==
Like [[Reed tile|reed]] and [[kelp]], '''grass tiles''' grow to different lengths, and can be cut when tall enough. You can find the height of grass by examining the tile. Grass can be cut with a [[sickle]], [[scythe]], [[carving knife]], [[butchering knife]] or [[shovel]] (and possibly more). When gathering grass, it is capped at 20ql when using any tool aside from a sickle or a scythe.
Cutting grass will yield the following amounts of [[mixed grass]]:
