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<p>added poi hyperlink</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:Village with dead guy.jpg|thumb|391x391px|The tree roots have overtaken the village while a former inhabitant lies dead.]]<br /> The Overgrown Village is a harmless [[Anomalies|anomaly]] (though it sometimes contains lethal doses of radiation) and [[Point&#039;s of Interest|point-of-interest]] that spawns near forest biomes. It is characterized by the large overgrowths of tree roots that have overtaken all buildings in the village. It is safe to walk around and loot the buildings and dead residents, though it is possible for [[Bandits (creatures)|bandits]] or [[Plague Doctors (creature)|plague doctors]] to wander near the village who may pose a threat to players. It is uncertain if multiple are capable of spawning per map.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Artifacts]] are not known to spawn in overgrown villages.</div>

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