Band of the world
The Shore
The Shore covers 3.8% of the map, running from x 730 to x 890, with ground between -2 m and 8 m and 4 of the world's named places standing in it.
Measured
- Share of the map — 3.8%
- Grid samples — 500
- Lowest ground — -1.7 m
- Highest ground — 7.7 m
- Below sea level — 20.0%
- East to west — x 730 to 890
- North to south — z -1990 to 1970
- Map colour — #d8c9a3
- Fog colour — #a8b4b0
- Named places — 4
What it is
Biome is decided by distance inland first and by height only as a modifier, so the world reads as bands rather than blobs: a ridge inside the forest still reads as highland, without height alone being allowed to overrule where you are.
Measured on a lattice 40 m apart across the whole of the world's bounds, The Shore takes 3.8% of 13,000 samples. Its ground runs from -1.7 m to 7.7 m relative to sea level, and 20.0% of it lies below the waterline.
It reaches from x 730 to x 890 and from z -1990 to z 1970. The map paints its ground #d8c9a3 and fogs its distance #a8b4b0 — the two colours that make one band readable from inside another.
Named places here
Saltmeadow, Tideharrow, The Salt Palms, Landfall.