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# Gathering System

![Example - Interacting with a mining node](/files/-MkJrRImgfmfXugqDsv4)

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#### **General Information**

While traversing the vast environments of Lemuria players will be able to interact with different resources such as various mining nodes, plant life, and other raw materials.

All planetary systems within the Galaxy of Lemuria will hold resources corresponding to the level of content.

Common resource nodes found in the early game require basic in-game crafting tools that can be purchased or crafted.

Advanced resource nodes in the later stages of the game will require the appropriate level of crafting tools that can be purchased or crafted and will require a specific character level.

All interactive environmental resource nodes have the chance to drop additional rare materials such as crystals which may contain hidden artifacts and highly valued limited quantity resources.


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