Rubble Spring

Summary

Rubble Spring
Location	The Frontier
Landmarks	Bottomless Hole Martin the Carp's Cottage Rubble Spring Waterfall
Birds	Brownbird Cloudbird Clownbird Looter's Bird Preobird
Harvestable	Bobber Mushroom Boomba Mushroom Fantastic Mushroom Flatty Mushroom Nightmare Mushroom Pearl Flower Portabato Mushroom Spurtle Mushroom Traveler Plant
Fishes	Centennial Catfish ~ 0.3% (Spring) 0.1% (Streams) Riverlord Fish ~ 0.5% (Spring) 0.97% (Streams) Mystery Slime Island ~ 2.5% (Spring) 2.9% (Streams) Bread Mold ~ 7.2% (Spring) 3.8% (Streams) Stone Slime ~ 3.8% (Spring) 7.2% (Streams) Bass ~ 10.9% (Spring) 10.8% (Streams) Bottomdweller ~ 24% (Spring) 23.9% (Streams) Bulbus Fish ~ 24.4% (Spring) 24.2% (Streams) Sand Slime ~ 24.4% (Spring) 24.2% (Streams)
Mobs	Ancient Iron Knight Bandit Brown Bear Croc Man Deer Dull Frog Forest Guardian Ghost Green Ghost Grey Rabbit Jester Little Ant Purple Ogre Ratdog Red Croc Man Tall Bear Two-Eyed Monstrosity Yellowman
NPCs	Interdimensional Traveler Martin the Carp Strangeman

Rubble Spring is a vast flatland composed of a freshwater spring and streams that flows towards The Far Coast. It is partially encompassed by the southernmost region of Great Pine Forest. To its south, Rubble Spring borders two different zones, those being The Quiet Field and Hoodlum Falls. To its east, it borders Petrified Grassland. To its north and west, it borders Topple Hill.

Landmarks

There are two manmade landmarks worth noting. The first manmade landmark is the cottage that Martin the Carp resides in. He is mostly known for selling fishing rods. The other manmade landmark is the bottomless hole that adventurers could jump into, taking them to a tall pillar of rock and dirt where Collectus stands at.

There are two notable geographic features of Rubble Spring. Hence its name, Rubble Spring is the first notable geographic feature of the zone - composing of a medium-sized body of water where fishermen can reel in various freshwater fishes that thrives in the waters of Rubble Spring. The other feature worth noting in the zone is the cascade (waterfall) of Topple Lake that flows into the spring's territories.

Wildlife

Birds that can be found in the area include Brownbird, Cloudbird, Clownbird, Looter's Bird, and the Preobird.

Harvestables

Harvestables that can be found in the area include Bobber Mushroom, Boomba Mushroom, Fantastic Mushroom, Flatty Mushroom, Nightmare Mushroom, Pearl Flower, Portabato Mushroom, Spurtle Mushroom, and the Traveler Plant.

Fishes

Fish that can be caught in the area include Bass, Bottomdweller, Bread Mold, Bulbus Fish, Centennial Catfish, Mystery Slime Island, Riverlord Fish, Sand Slime, and the Stone Slime.

Mobs

Mobs that can be found in the area include Ancient Iron Knight, Bandit, Brown Bear, Croc Man, Deer, Dull Frog, Forest Guardian, Ghost, Green Ghost, Grey Rabbit, Jester, Little Ant, Purple Ogre, Ratdog, Red Croc Man, Tall Bear, Two-Eyed Monstrosity, and the Yellowman.

NPCs

NPCs that can be found in the area include Interdimensional Traveler, Martin the Carp, and Strangeman.

Gallery

The heavily forested portion of the spring.

A section of Rubble Spring further inland into the Petrified Grassland.

A distant view of the cottage besides the spring.

The bottomless hole marked by a death sign.

The waterfall that flows into Rubble Spring.

Notes

• It is worth noting that a player have a greater likelihood of reeling a Centennial Catfish from the spring.

Trivia

• One of the first sightings of the Green Ghost was in Rubble Spring.
• Rubble Spring has an average reel waiting time of 13.5% (~4 with Captain's Fishing Rod), which is the lowest in the game.
• Rubble Riverstreams have an average reel waiting time of 14.5% (~4 with Captain's Fishing Rod), being one of the lowest in the game.