Forest Spring

SBombay · 2013-10-10T06:48:32.000Z

A single infinite CLEAN water tile only found in forests.

deadmerits · 2013-10-10T06:50:50.000Z

Boiled by the earth’s magma deep in the core, and pushed up through a vent in the crust into a nice neat little water sprout.

Miloch · 2013-10-10T07:30:03.000Z

Actually being from New England springs are not that uncommon. Also there is a lot of small streamlets and what not. I have no idea how hard it would be to create something to cause these (small streams and brooks) to be added to the math on non-specific tiles. There is a brook behind the house I grew up in that doesn’t go above you knees except in a few rare spots. It’s rocky as heck, as streams and rivers tend to be in New Hampshire.

Zireael · 2013-10-10T11:10:47.000Z

I like the idea.

SBombay · 2013-10-10T11:45:51.000Z

Miloch:

Actually being from New England springs are not that uncommon. Also there is a lot of small streamlets and what not. I have no idea how hard it would be to create something to cause these (small streams and brooks) to be added to the math on non-specific tiles. There is a brook behind the house I grew up in that doesn’t go above you knees except in a few rare spots. It’s rocky as heck, as streams and rivers tend to be in New Hampshire.

I live in New England. I have a well which only passes through a sediment filter. I also have a spring down by the brook behind the house.