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- Wildwood is a village on the border between Southfork and Shalabinth. Though the inhabitants are fairly friendly with their elven neighbors, they remain wary of the less-friendly denizens of the Shalabinth Forest. Because of the fairly steady population of druids, rangers, and witches that tend to pass through or settle here, Wildwood is sometimes known as "Nature's Haven".
- Wildwood is a legendary sword in Diablo III. It requires character level 8 to drop.
- The concept behind Wildwood is that it's a mountain top listening post for the Allies. There are five points around the map that have tents and sniper guard towers, but everything else is organic; there are a variety of brushes, trees, flowers, and tall grass, making a sniper have a large amount of cover to aid him. However, they will also cause problems at times, as the enemy being sniped can run behind a tree to safety and out of the sniper's reach. Artillery could also be useful, as it could cause enemies to be flushed out and to lose their cover. Rifles are not recommended, unless one is an expert at using this place's features.
- The WOP Republic of Wildwood is an enormous lump of deep-fried-ooze-sludge that was built in 12 days by Italian Americans looking for a way to counter Mexican revolutionary invaders. It is located on the East Carolina-Vermont border and is the site of alien paranoia and obesity
- Wildwood is a block of reddish Wood with dark bark taken from a Wildwood-tree. Large Wildwood-trees with lush green Wildwood Leaves and mixed-in Dark Wildwood Leaves can be found in Jungle-biomes growing from Detritus. Giant Wildwood-trees can also be discovered on the gameworlds of Creativerse in a few locations, with long strands of Wildwood Leaves hanging down to the ground instead of Vines. Taking a block of Wildwood for the first time will unlock the crafting-recipe for Bungalow Wall, which will then unlock even more Bungalow-related recipes if being crafted.
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| - This track unlocks to east of the Dark Warriors' Fortress in the Wilderness.
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| - The Academy of Arcane Science
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| - Grassy and a few sniper towers.
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| - RS2 Music player and fixes
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| - Ian Taylor
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- Wildwood is a village on the border between Southfork and Shalabinth. Though the inhabitants are fairly friendly with their elven neighbors, they remain wary of the less-friendly denizens of the Shalabinth Forest. Because of the fairly steady population of druids, rangers, and witches that tend to pass through or settle here, Wildwood is sometimes known as "Nature's Haven".
- Wildwood is a legendary sword in Diablo III. It requires character level 8 to drop.
- The concept behind Wildwood is that it's a mountain top listening post for the Allies. There are five points around the map that have tents and sniper guard towers, but everything else is organic; there are a variety of brushes, trees, flowers, and tall grass, making a sniper have a large amount of cover to aid him. However, they will also cause problems at times, as the enemy being sniped can run behind a tree to safety and out of the sniper's reach. Artillery could also be useful, as it could cause enemies to be flushed out and to lose their cover. Rifles are not recommended, unless one is an expert at using this place's features.
- The WOP Republic of Wildwood is an enormous lump of deep-fried-ooze-sludge that was built in 12 days by Italian Americans looking for a way to counter Mexican revolutionary invaders. It is located on the East Carolina-Vermont border and is the site of alien paranoia and obesity
- Wildwood is a block of reddish Wood with dark bark taken from a Wildwood-tree. Large Wildwood-trees with lush green Wildwood Leaves and mixed-in Dark Wildwood Leaves can be found in Jungle-biomes growing from Detritus. Giant Wildwood-trees can also be discovered on the gameworlds of Creativerse in a few locations, with long strands of Wildwood Leaves hanging down to the ground instead of Vines. Taking a block of Wildwood for the first time will unlock the crafting-recipe for Bungalow Wall, which will then unlock even more Bungalow-related recipes if being crafted. Wildwood-trees can rather easily be set on fire unintentionally, as the Jungle is a hot biome. Placing a torch under a block of Wildwood, Wildwood Leaves or any other flammable block/item can easily start a forest-fire that might even engulf a whole jungle and cannot be distinguished. Such a fire can merely be stopped from spreading further by creating wide forest aisles, also between tree-tops. Wildwood Flowers of two kinds (glowing and not glowing in the dark) might grow on and amongst Wildwood Leaves and Dark Wildwood Leaves. Beehives will usually also hide amongst the leaves. Chizzards and Night Chizzards, also Leafies and Night Leafies can spawn under and on Wildwood-trees too, as they might as well spawn on Wildwood Leaves placed by players. On Detritus under Wildwood-trees Feral Pigsies can usually be found or can be spawned by players. Wildwood-trees cannot be grown from Saplings currently (as of R25 in November 2015). As Wildwood-Flowers will slowly grow on Wildwood Leaves and Dark Wildwood Leaves, these can be grown by placing Leaves in a large amount. Also Queen Bees can be planted on Wildwood as well as on Wildwood Leaves to grow into Beeswax. Just Dark Wildwood Leaves is no acceptable foundation for Queen Bees. Blocks of Wildwood can be changed into Wood Slabs or Wood Rods in a Processor. Wildwood and Wildwood Leaves of both kind can be used as Fuel for Forges too. Wildwood as well as Wildwood Leaves of both kinds can also be corrupted, like by Corrupt Bombs for example, or placing Corrupted Wood on/next to blocks of Wildwood touching them. Corrupted Wood and Corrupted Leaves makes Fuel of much higher quality, has to be picked up by using Lumite Mining Cells though. Unprocessed Wildwood can be used to craft a number of recipes like Wood Mining Cells, Processors or Moss Torches that will accept all kinds of Wood and can be accessed in the Crafting Menu (opened by typing "Q") or at a Crafting Table (which might still exist in older worlds created before September 2015). Wildwood is also necessary to craft a wide range of Bungalow building-blocks and Bungalow furniture.
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