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Swamps. There's a good one in Baldur's Gate 3 that I would like to see expanded in some future game. Basically the swamp is just a wetland when you first show up but if you pass an investigation check it becomes a fetid swamp. There are some dangers like plants that cause you to bleed and then if you don't heal you get infected with a disease. Unfortunately it's just a small area but it'd be so fun as like a whole campaign I think. Maybe with a spore druid, gloomstalker, and necromancer.
Baaaaa
I did a short lived and heavily modified Ghosts of Saltmarsh campaign once. I made it kind of a lousiana bayou vibe, complete with spooky voodoo swamp gnomes. Wished it went further cause I loved the setting, but scheduling did it in in the end!
I was gonna say this too, except i always found swamp biomes really nice and comforting. Something about it not being a wide open space I guess
swamps in Valheim are fuck
God fucking damn they suck when you first encounter them. But in the appropriate way.
The island I spawned into on my first play through didn't have swamp. Eventually I started to sail a raft in a straight line. Oops.
My favorite biome! I always make a permanent home in the Swamp!
The traps there are brutal