Vostochno-Sibirskaya Ravnina- New Russian map

[leaden hedge]

Welcome to the untamed wilderness of Vostochno-Sibirskaya Ravnina set in far east Russia. This breathtaking map is a paradise for adventurers seeking diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes. Explore dense forests where East Siberian brown bears roam freely, or track the majestic Manchurian wapiti through serene meadows. Along the rugged coastline, discover colonies of seals basking in the sun, adding a dynamic marine element to your hunting experience. For those who crave the thrill of high-altitude hunts, challenge yourself with snow sheep navigating the steep cliffs and snowy peaks. And if you are lucky you might set eyes with the SIBERIAN TIGER! With its unparalleled beauty and rich biodiversity, the Far East promises exhilarating encounters and unforgettable moments in the heart of nature's bounty.

Species list:
Returning:
Willow ptarmigan (1)
Raccoon dog (2)
Siberian musk deer (2)
Eurasian lynx (3)
Wild boar (5)
Reindeer (6)

New:
Russian sable (1)
Eurasian woodcock (1)
Tolai hare or Manchurian hare (1)
Siberian grouse (1)
Mandarin duck (1)
Baikal Teal (1)
Siberian wolverine (3)
Siberian roe deer (3)
Snow sheep (4)
Ribbon seal (4)
Wolf (species uncertain) (6)
Asiatic black bear (7)
East siberian brown bear (7)
Manchurian wapiti (7)
Amur moose (8)
SIBERIAN TIGER (9) (If we have Bengal tigers I think Siberian tigers would be fine to add)

Total: 21 species, 15 new, 6 returning

[spice moat]

Siberian Bears are pretty on par with grizzlies (accurate weights that is) Class 8 for sure.

[leaden hedge]

Well Siberian tigers are bigger than Bengal tigers and Bengal tigers are class 9. Same with lions, they weigh around 190kg but are class 9

[spice moat]

You don’t want a sulking big cat walking around after you wounded it. Tiger’s remember and take vengeance, not to mention big cats are tanks.

[sick idol]

I have to point out that Harp Seals don't live in that part of the Russian Arctic at all, though as far as pinnipeds go there is the Spotted Seal (Which is similar to the Harbour Seal, its only found in the North Pacific), the Ribbon Seal gets pretty far south sometimes but are an Arctic Seal species, then there is the Northern Fur Seal, most of their breeding grounds are in Russia

[leaden hedge]

I'll add the ribbon seal. Had no idea that harp seals didn't live there lol

[sick idol]

Yeah, Ribbon Seals are North Pacific while Hooded and Harp Seals are North Atlantic, the main things all 3 species share is inhabiting the Arctic and fearing both Polar Bear and Killer Whales

[safe wadi]

I think ussuri brown bear would be cooler than eastern Siberian brown bear

[valid saddle]

I find the idea interesting but if it becomes real, it would be a shame because there are no more auras unique to medved-taiga, so in exchange it would be cool to add a few species (1 or 2) only to medved-taiga because a map as I say without unique is boring. You will just need to know approximately where Medved-Taiga is located to know that this species would be interesting to put only in these maps

[leaden hedge]

Yes I think Sable, Wolverines and Siberian roe deer should be backfilled

[valid saddle]

Ok, or at least a kind of duck, that would be cool

where is medved-taiga in Siberia?

what an idea for unique ones in the medved-taiga. There are other but I think that's enough

[spice moat]

Yamal Peninsula, a couple thousand miles from the Russian Far East.

[valid saddle]

Ok thanks you

[serene cobalt]

Да 🗿

[keen dune]

I would definitely play this if we can get this list of animals.

[keen dune]

Wolverine and Elk sounds good to me plus some nice biomes

[leaden hedge]

Yeah