Stone Wall

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That's a nice wall.

Wilson, Examining a stone wall.

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Eh. I guess that's okay.

Willow, Examining a stone wall.

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Wall is strong like me!

Wolfgang, Examining a stone wall.

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What will protect me from what's inside?

Wendy, Examining a stone wall.

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THAT MAKES ME FEEL SAFE

WX-78, Examining a stone wall.

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That is quite secure.

Wickerbottom, Examining a stone wall.

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Safe and secure, eh?

Woodie, Examining a stone wall.

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This will keep the riff-raff out.

Maxwell, Examining a stone wall.

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My enemies will dash themselves ön these röcks.

Wigfrid, Examining a stone wall.

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Bow to the base-building masters!

Webber, Examining a stone wall.

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Good stone work.

Warly, Examining a stone wall.

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Solid

Wormwood, Examining a stone wall.

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The building part is over.

Winona, Examining a stone wall.

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To keep you out, or keep me in?

Wortox, Examining a stone wall.

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Look good, florp!

Wurt, Examining a stone wall.

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Looks pretty sturdy.

Walter, Examining a stone wall.

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They make me feel so safe.

Wilson, Examining a stone wall item.

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These are surprisingly heavy.

Willow, Examining a stone wall item.

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Piles of rocks!

Wolfgang, Examining a stone wall item.

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These won't protect from the demons within.

Wendy, Examining a stone wall item.

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STONE DEFENSES

WX-78, Examining a stone wall item.

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I'm not sure why I can carry so many of these.

Wickerbottom, Examining a stone wall item.

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Safe and secure, eh?

Woodie, Examining a stone wall item.

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Pocket-sized wall pieces. Yup.

Maxwell, Examining a stone wall item.

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It would be more useful if it were placed on the ground.

Wagstaff, Examining a stone wall item.

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A sturdy wall, fashiöned fröm the earth.

Wigfrid, Examining a stone wall item.

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These should come in handy.

Webber, Examining a stone wall item.

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Seems strong...

Walani, Examining a stone wall item.

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I feel secure behind this.

Warly, Examining a stone wall item.

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Stone wall fer all yer land concerns.

Woodlegs, Examining a stone wall item.

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TIS FOR WALL

Wilba, Examining a stone wall item.

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For the ground

Wormwood, Examining a stone wall item.

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You know this would be a lot more useful on the ground.

Wheeler, Examining a stone wall item.

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Assembly time.

Winona, Examining a stone wall item.

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It's of no use there on the ground.

Wortox, Examining a stone wall item.

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Look good, florp!

Wurt, Examining a stone wall item.

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Looks pretty sturdy.

Walter, Examining a stone wall item.

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Stone is a very tried and true building material.

Wanda, Examining a stone wall item.

The Stone Wall is the second strongest of the four walls, second only to the Thulecite Wall. It is crafted as an Item and deployed as a Structure that prevents movement by both creatures and characters. A Stone Wall is first built in its second tier but can be repaired (upgraded) into a third or fourth tier by adding another piece of Stone Wall or enough Rocks or Cut Stone. It can be attacked to reduce it to first tier and then destroyed, leaving a destroyed Stone Wall. Hammering the wall will yield two Rocks from fourth tier and one Rock from other tiers. It has 200 health when first built and a maximum of 400 health. In repairs, one rock will add considerably less health to the wall than one stone wall will.  Since it ultimately takes six rocks to make six stone walls, using rocks directly to repair a wall is very inefficient.  Likewise using cut stone is a loss versus using another piece of stone wall.  In addition, the cost to fully repair a completely destroyed wall is much higher than just breaking the wall down with a hammer, and starting fresh.  Once they are broken down completely it can take eight or nine pieces of wall to completely build back up to a top level wall, due to the way the repair function works.

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