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# Islands and Monsters
## Islands
Warlands Islands serve as pivotal battlegrounds in the pre-battle phase of every match, introducing players to diverse natural biomes across four distinct islands. Each island hosts a unique ecosystem, populated by three different types of monsters, shaping the strategic landscape and preparing players for the challenges ahead.
Warlands features four diverse islands: Skylarion, PyroSands, Sylvanora, and Frostfell.
\- During the pre-battle phase, players strategically combine islands with different monster types for additional rewards and advantages.
\- Islands maintain a single level and rarity, streamlining gameplay mechanics while still providing strategic depth.
\- Choose your island carefully to leverage its unique resources and gain an edge in the quest for victory.
## Monsters
Monsters are the ultimate adversaries, harnessing abilities fueled by the surrounding biomes and islands to become some of the most dangerous creatures in the game. These formidable foes pose a significant threat to players, utilizing their surroundings to amplify their powers and present a formidable challenge.
In Warlands, each island harbors three distinct types of monsters:
* Primitive monsters,
* Wardens, and
* Titans, the formidable boss of each domain.
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