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Overview
Floors is the base-level surfaces that every other structural piece snaps onto. Windrose offers 13 floor pieces in five material variants across three shapes (square, large, rounded, and triangular).
Floor Shapes
Shape | Count | Role |
|---|---|---|
Small Floor (1x1) | 5 | Standard square floor tile. The default piece for most shelters. |
Large Floor (1x2) | 5 | Double-width floor tile; more material-efficient than two Small Floors and covers twice the area under a single HP pool. |
Triangular Floor | 2 | Triangular tile used to fill the gap in rotated or corner layouts; available in Sticks and Planks. |
Rounded Floor (Logs) | 1 | Curved log flooring used for circular tower bases or rounded room layouts. |
Material Variants
Material | Small Floor Cost | Max Health |
|---|---|---|
Sticks | Plant Fiber x1 or Wood x1 | 750 |
Logs | Wood x2 | 1,500 |
Planks | Wood x2 | 1,500 |
Mahogany | Hardwood x2 | 2,500 |
Marble | Stone x2, Clay x1 | 2,500 |
Placement
Floors must sit on either flat terrain, a Foundation piece, or a Pier piece at the shoreline. The hologram preview turns green when the ground beneath is flat enough to support a floor. Slightly uneven ground is handled automatically, but steep slopes will reject the placement.
Floors snap edge-to-edge with other floors, enabling you to quickly stamp out a large platform. They also snap to Foundations below, so layering a Floor over a Stone Foundation is a common pattern for raised shelters and hills.
Tips
Start with Stick or Plant Fiber floors for your first shelter. Demolishing returns 100% of the materials, so upgrading to Planks later is free in material cost.
Use Foundation pieces under your floor to raise the building above terrain irregularities. Raised floors also leave space for a Basement storage area.
Triangular floors plug the gap created when you rotate a square floor by 45 degrees, which is common for atrium or rotunda layouts.
Marble and Mahogany floors are the only visually distinct high-tier options. Choose one early and stay consistent for the cleanest estate look.
Rounded floors only come in Logs, so circular floor plans are restricted to the wooden-log aesthetic.