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Revision as of 15:17, 17 January 2023
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This article contains removed content.
This content is no longer available in the game, but is preserved here for historical interest.
This content is no longer available in the game, but is preserved here for historical interest.
deathlands
Only the vexing hum of the Signal interrupts the incandescent stillness.
The deathlands were a placeholder late-game region of the world map terrain, with world map generation similar to that of ruins but more barren. They were notable primarily as the home of some of the highest-level creatures in the game, 
leering stalkers and 
chrome pyramids, and for the valuable high-end items were often strewn about the landscape. They were replaced with the Moon Stair in version 204.48. Refer to the History of the World Map topic to view historical maps that included the deathlands.
Notable Locations
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Deathlands Creatures
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Deathlands Plants
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