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Bridge Troll Hole

Oct 14, 2018
Bridge Troll Hole
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    Bridge Troll Hole is a small, purely humorous area below the Yawpton bridge. There is a crafting table, a single chest by the entrance and a single chest in the room. It makes for a good hideout for escaping zombies and bandits. 4 brown mushrooms spawn inside the troll hole, collectible with a wooden hoe. It is a good idea to stop and check the chests on your way to Yawpton.

    General Info
    Coordinates (-1282, 1)
    Area Type Hideout
    Number of Buildings 2 Rooms
    Zombie Threat Very Low
    Number of Chests 2
    Lootable Graves None

    General Resources
    Water Refill ✔
    Crafting Table X
    Farm X
    Brewing Stand X
    Civilian Loot
    Common Chests X
    Uncommon Chests X
    Food Loot
    Common Chests X
    Uncommon Chests X
    Rare Chests X
    Potion Loot
    Common Chests X
    Uncommon Chests X
    Rare Chests X
    Tool Loot
    Common Chests 1
    Uncommon Chests X
    Military Loot
    Common Chests X
    Uncommon Chests 1
    Rare Chests X
    Epic Chests X
    Mythic Chests X
    Room Loot
    Common Chests X
    Uncommon Chests X
    Rare Chests X


    Contents


    Loot Chests(top)

    • Entrance
      • 1 tools_common
    • Room
      • 1 mil_uncommon

    Trivia(top)

    • The fact that a troll is hiding under a bridge comes from the old Scandinavian folklore and fairy tales of trolls living under bridges and not letting people pass.
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