Difference between revisions of "Hedges"

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== Description ==
 
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Hedges are planted on tile borders using 5 sprouts of the same type per border. As hedges grow, they will appear taller ranging from low, medium, and peak.
  
 
== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==
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* Hedges are borders or fences that are built on tile borders, using 5 sprouts per tile of the same type.
 
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**Hedges can't be planted on crop tile borders or packed dirt tile borders or on the border of an arched wall.
 
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**Failure is possible - ''Sadly, the sprout does not survive despite your best efforts.'' You lose one sprout if you fail.
 
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* Types of hedge are: [[Camellia]], [[Cedar]], [[Lavender]], [[Maple]], [[Oleander]], [[Rose]], [[Thorn]].
 
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* Can be cut down like a tree with an activated [[hatchet]], ''Right-click'' - ''Cut down''. A sickle can also be used to destroy a low hedge.
 
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* Can also be destroyed just as any other fence using a bashing tool. [[Catapult]]s can also work on them.
 
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** [[Body strength]] of 21 is required. 
 
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** Pruning hedge to medium or low length before bashing increase the damage tremendously.
 
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* [[Wild growth]] advances a hedge 1 growth stage (makes low medium, and medium high, if the hedge type grows that tall).
 
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* Prune with a [[sickle]] (or other bladed tools) to make them 1 growth stage shorter.
 
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* All hedges start at low height, which does not impede movement. They will then grow to medium height upon which they become impassable and eventually reach peak height (tall as a house wall). The two exceptions to this are:
 
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** [[Lavender]] hedges stay at the lowest height and therefore remain passable.
 
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** [[Camellia]] hedges stop growing upon reaching medium height, which permits seeing over the hedge while blocking movement.
 
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* Hedges can be temporarily trimmed shorter by pruning but will regrow again.
 
  
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* Hedges can't be planted on borders adjacent to crops, packed dirt, or arched walls.
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* Failure to plant will destroy one sprout.
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* Newly planted hedges are 'low' and wont block movement until reaching a height of medium.
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* Hedges don't have slope limitations.
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* With a [[Body strength]] of 21, hedges can be destroyed by a [[Hatchet]] or any bashing tool.
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* Low hedges are easier to destroy than taller hedges.
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* Hedges can be pruned 1 height shorter per pruning action using a [[sickle]], but will eventually re-grow unless destroyed.
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* Types of hedges include: [[Camellia]], [[Cedar]], [[Lavender]], [[Maple]], [[Oleander]], [[Rose]], and [[Thorn]].
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* [[Lavender]] hedges stay at the lowest height and therefore remain passable.
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* [[Camellia]] hedges stop growing upon reaching medium height.
  
 
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|+ Different Heights
 
|+ Different Heights
 
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! Short :
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! Short:
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! Medium :
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! Medium:
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! Prime :
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! Peak:
 
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| [[Image:Low-Hedge.png|250px]]
 
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| This hedge seems to be at peak height.
 
| This hedge seems to be at peak height.
 
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''Click on image for larger view''
 
  
 
== Different appearances ==
 
== Different appearances ==
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Image:Cedar_Hedge.png | Cedar hedge
 
Image:Cedar_Hedge.png | Cedar hedge
 
Image:Camellia_hedge.png | Camellia hedge
 
Image:Camellia_hedge.png | Camellia hedge
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Image:Oleander_hedge.jpg | Three oleander hedge heights.
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Image:Oleander_hedge.jpg | Oleander hedge
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Image: Thorn hedge.jpg | Three thorn hedge heights.
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Image: Thorn hedge.jpg | Thorn hedge
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Image: Rose hedge.jpg | Two rose hedge heights.
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Image: Rose hedge.jpg | Rose hedge
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Image:high_maple_hedge.jpg | Maple hedges.
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Image:high_maple_hedge.jpg | Maple hedge
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Image:lavender_plantation.jpg | Lavender plantations.
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Image:lavender_plantation.jpg | Lavender plantations
 
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[[Category:Fences]]
 
[[Category:Fences]]
 
[[Category:Babel/H]]
 
[[Category:Babel/H]]

Revision as of 03:00, 24 June 2020

Main / Skills / Forestry / Hedges

Hedge
A Hedge
Creation
Total materials
Result
  • Hedge
Skill and improvement
Properties
  • Can be dyed using 1000g of paint.
Notes
All sprouts will be consumed in one action

Description

Hedges are planted on tile borders using 5 sprouts of the same type per border. As hedges grow, they will appear taller ranging from low, medium, and peak.

Notes

  • Hedges can't be planted on borders adjacent to crops, packed dirt, or arched walls.
  • Failure to plant will destroy one sprout.
  • Newly planted hedges are 'low' and wont block movement until reaching a height of medium.
  • Hedges don't have slope limitations.
  • With a Body strength of 21, hedges can be destroyed by a Hatchet or any bashing tool.
  • Low hedges are easier to destroy than taller hedges.
  • Hedges can be pruned 1 height shorter per pruning action using a sickle, but will eventually re-grow unless destroyed.
  • Types of hedges include: Camellia, Cedar, Lavender, Maple, Oleander, Rose, and Thorn.
  • Lavender hedges stay at the lowest height and therefore remain passable.
  • Camellia hedges stop growing upon reaching medium height.
Different Heights
Short: Medium: Peak:
Low-Hedge.png Meduim-Hedge.png Peak-Hedge.png
This low hedge is growing steadily. This medium sized hedge is growing steadily. This hedge seems to be at peak height.

Different appearances

  • Cedar hedge

  • Camellia hedge

  • Oleander hedge

  • Thorn hedge

  • Rose hedge

  • Maple hedge

  • Lavender plantations

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