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Caves

The nine cave systems — where to find them, how deep they are, and how many chambers they have.

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Every cave has its own mood: its own light, its own particles in the water, its own sound. Inside a cave your HUD shows the cave’s name instead of the biome. The small map on each card marks the entrances.

Coral Grottoes

Grottoes under the coral platforms of the shallows. A good place for your first trip into a cave.

Depth
38–300 m
Chambers
50
Entrances on the map
4
on the map →

Blue Hole

A bell-shaped chamber under four sheer shafts.

Depth
217–373 m
Chambers
4
Entrances on the map
4
on the map →

Jade Undercrofts

Vaults beneath the jade plateau of the Veil Canyons.

Depth
176–223 m
Chambers
53
Entrances on the map
6
on the map →

Tableland Tunnels

Passages that run right through the table rocks.

Depth
301–686 m
Chambers
70
Entrances on the map
3
on the map →

Bloom Hollow

A chamber of glowing mushrooms inside a limestone dome.

Depth
513–542 m
Chambers
14
Entrances on the map
2
on the map →

Fault Caves

Cave mouths on the ledges of the ring walls between the tiers. This is the largest system: it runs through almost the whole depth of the caldera.

Biome
the walls between tiers
Depth
289–1,049 m
Chambers
138
Entrances on the map
25
on the map →

Crystal Geodes

Hollows studded with crystals.

Depth
724–1,117 m
Chambers
42
Entrances on the map
10
on the map →

Lava Tubes

Tunnels with lava on the floor, at the very bottom of the caldera. The deepest cave system of all.

Depth
979–1,402 m
Chambers
162
Entrances on the map
7
on the map →

Graveyard Caverns

Pillared halls under the Sulfur Graveyard.

Depth
1,244–1,394 m
Chambers
10
Entrances on the map
2
on the map →
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