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quartzOre Biome – Quick Reference
quartzOre Biome – Quick Reference
Tier 1
Tier 1
Copper — Pine Forest
Quartz — Desert
Tier 2
Bauxite — Pine Forest (Smelts into Aluminum in a Forge)
Zinc — Burnt Forest
Tier 3
Cobalt — Snow
Uranium — Wasteland
Titanium — Wasteland
IN-DEPTH MAP ORE RESOURCE & COLOUR GUIDE (GENERIC + ASYLUM)
IN-DEPTH MAP ORE RESOURCE & COLOUR GUIDE (GENERIC + ASYLUM)
This guide explains how map colours represent underground resources in 7 Days to Die and Asylum / heavily modded maps. Colours appear as small squares or clusters on the map and indicate what resource is available to mine in that area.
STANDARD 7 DAYS TO DIE RESOURCE COLOURS
Brown / Dark Brown
Iron ore deposits
Black
Coal ore deposits
Blue / Light Blue
Lead ore deposits
White
Potassium nitrate deposits
Grey
Stone and large surface boulders
Light Brown / Tan
Oil shale (desert biome only)
ASYLUM / MODDED RESOURCE COLOURS
Peach / Light Orange
Bauxite
Primary biome: Forest
Dark Blue
Cobalt
Primary biome: Snow
Light Blue
Titanium
Primary biome: Wasteland
Pink / Magenta
Uranium
Primary biome: Wasteland
Green-Blue / Teal
Zinc
Primary biome: Burnt
Pale Light Blue
Lead
Appears as lighter blue spots, commonly mixed within iron node areas
Black- quartz found in the desert
MIXED AND SHARED RESOURCE NOTES
Iron node areas can contain additional materials when mined, including lead and small amounts of zinc depending on mod balance.
Not all resources have a unique biome colour. Some appear only as secondary materials inside iron deposits rather than as dedicated map zones.
MAP READING NOTES
Solid colour clusters indicate primary resource veins.
Small dots or mixed colouring indicate overlapping or secondary resources.
Deeper mining increases yield and chances of higher-tier materials.
Wasteland biomes contain end-game resources but significantly higher danger.
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