Wooden Wall (Upgrade) - Mexìcâ - Deus Lo Vult 6.0

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Wooden Wall (Upgrade)

City/Castle	City levels	Castle levels
	Wooden Palisade (Upgrade) A Wooden Palisade gives a sense of security but is unlikely to delay determined attackers for very long.
	Wooden Wall (Upgrade) A Wooden Wall allows defenders to guard from raised battlements, but is still very vulnerable to siege equipment.
	Stone Wall (Upgrade) Building a Stone Wall greatly improves a settlement's ability to resist siege weapons over a wooden equivalent.
	Large Stone Wall (Upgrade) A Large Stone Wall is a truly formidable barrier, with extremely strong gate defences.
	Huge Stone Wall (Upgrade) A Huge Stone Wall is awe-inspiring for defender and attacker alike, and no besieger attacks them lightly.

Building class

city core_building

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LEVEL

Building level

LEVEL 1 wooden_wall

Material

Capability

wall_level 1
gate_strength 1
tower_level 1
free_upkeep bonus 3
happiness_bonus bonus -2
law_bonus bonus -2
population_loyalty_bonus bonus -2

Faction capability

Construction

Cost

Requires condition

and event_counter governor_present 1 and building_present_min_level market corn_exchange

Building Description
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A rough wall of logs is a good deal stronger than a palisade and is enough to keep out bandits and other ruffians, but it still won't stop a really determined and organised attack. It does give a settlement a sense of permanence and identity, though.

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