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| “ | The desert is a harsh place for sure, but there are little pockets like this where life is waiting to flow back into the soil, and reach toward the clouds.
Of course, it might happen a little faster if you give it a helping hand. Use that noggin, Beatrix! |
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— Hobson Twillgers hinting at the fountains' purpose
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Fountains are structures found exclusively in The Glass Desert.
When initially visited they are inactive. They can be activated by looking for three Slime Statues nearby - which represent a certain type of Slime - and depositing their associated Plort into it. When all three statues are active, the fountain will activate and will be able to grant the player the Ancient Water effect when vacced up. Ancient Water can be used to rejuvinate Oasis buds into fully fledged Oases, enabling the growth of Food harvest nodes, an abundant spawn of Slimes, access to Water Spouts, and protection from Solar Anomalies.
There are currently four Fountains in the game.
First Zone
Second Zone
Behind the Slime Gate of the Second Zone
Large ruins
