VortexBloom & Witcher
I’ve been noticing how the forest is changing with the seasons, and I’m curious about how the creatures that wander there—both wildlife and monsters—affect the ecosystem.
Each season shifts the balance; predators keep herbivores in check, carrion feeds scavengers, and the monsters are just another layer of pressure. When something dies or changes, the whole web adjusts, which is why even a single creature can ripple across the forest.
That’s so true—every tiny shift can echo through the whole forest. The monsters, even if they’re not the usual predators, still play a part in keeping things balanced, and when their numbers swing one way or another, it really does ripple through the plants, the herbivores, and even the humans who walk those paths. It’s a living reminder that every creature, no matter how small or strange, matters.
Yes, the balance shifts whenever a creature disappears or appears. Even the odd ones keep the cycle moving, so you can’t ignore them. That's why I keep my blade ready.
You’re right—every creature, even the odd ones, plays a part. Just remember to keep the blade’s purpose in mind: it’s a tool for protection, not aggression. Protecting the forest means staying mindful of how we act, even when we’re prepared for danger.