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Im in a plains biome and dug under and mined out a tunnel from my forge house to my main base and found so much iron coal and lead i dont know what to do with it.
Well I do, I have 4 rows of fully upgraded log spikes.
I have a small desert biome next to my base and now have around 27000 gas.
on one of my playthroughs on alpha 14.5 i had a base in a desert as well but i only managed to find 1 piece of oil shale and was mostly iron and lead, although i was only digging in one area so it might be just pure luck on where you are digging in the desert biome.
All Forest biomes (Maple, Pine, and Burnt) = iron, lead, coal, potassium nitrate and gravel
Plains Biome: Iron, lead, and gravel
Snow Biome: Iron, coal, and gravel
Desert Biome: Oil shale, coal, and gravel
Wasteland Biome: Iron, lead, coal, potassium nitrate, and gravel
The above does not account for the random coal and potassium nitrate spawns on a biome's surface or the potassium nitrate that comes from the caves as stalagmites or stalagtites. Those will spawn regardless of the biome that it is in.
As a result, the forest biomes are the best for general mining while the desert biome is more niche in its use in terms of ore, although that's compensated by the many other useful desert products like aloe, yucca, and yucca fruit.
The girders in the wasteland, as SSK mentions, is also a nice ground source.