Large Wall (Clay and Log)

A large crumbling wall made of clay and logs

Game Data

Properties

Build Cost

Duration: 1s

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Overview

Large Wall (Clay and Log) is a mid-tier wall piece in the Clay-and-Log building set, the natural successor to the starter Reed-and-Straw roofs in Windrose. Compared with the Reed-set huts, clay-and-log walls offer a cleaner exterior look, modestly better durability against early pirate raid damage, and a more substantial silhouette that pairs naturally with reed or straw roofing above.

Large Wall (Clay and Log) is the wider sibling that takes up two foundation tiles instead of one, useful for spanning gaps and reducing the number of vertical seams in long exterior runs.

Building Set

This piece belongs to the Clay and Logs set, the base-set wall counterpart that ships unlocked alongside Plans: Reed Roofs and Clay Walls. Set siblings include: Wall (Clay and Log), Large Wall (Clay and Log), Triangular Wall (Clay), and the partner roof set Reed Roofs and Clay Walls.

Snap and Placement

Large Wall (Clay and Log) snaps onto any compatible foundation edge or atop another wall of the same set, with the standard wall-on-wall stacking allowed for two-story huts. The 1,000 max-health rating is shared with the base-tier reed and clay roof pieces, so a clay-and-log wall is no tougher than its roof counterpart in raid math.

For coastal bases that get attacked from the water, the Clay-and-Log set is a temporary tier; the long-term upgrade path is Wall (Stone and Timber) once Foothills stone deposits are flowing. The visual transition between sets snaps cleanly so partial upgrades on exterior-facing walls are practical.

Other Wall Materials

If you want a sturdier or different-looking large wall, the same wide footprint is available in other materials: the Large Wall (Stone), the pale Large Wall (Limestone), and the dark Large Wall (Mahogany). The single-tile version of this clay-and-log piece is the Wall (Clay and Log).

See Also

• Building Pieces

• Base Building

• Wall (Stone and Timber)

• Triangular Wall (Clay)

• Roof (Reed)