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| | | colspan="3" style="font-size: 30px"| Makeshift Path | ||
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| | | colspan="3"| [[File:Makeshift Path.PNG|160px]] | ||
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! | ! colspan="3"| Research | ||
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| | | colspan="3"| Basic Building | ||
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! | ! colspan="3"| Construction Material | ||
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| | | colspan="2"| [[File:Tex_wood_03.png|30px]]Wood | ||
| | | colspan="1"| 1 | ||
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! | ! colspan="3"| Travel Speed | ||
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| | | colspan="3"| Medium speed. | ||
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! | ! colspan="3"| Foot Print | ||
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| | | colspan="2"|Rough makeshift path, made of raw logs. | ||
| | | colspan="1"|1x1 | ||
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The very first path you will build to increase the travel speed, well only a small bonus, it will greatly help your mice in the early game. | The very first path you will build to increase the travel speed, well only a small bonus, it will greatly help your mice in the early game. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:46, 22 March 2026
| Makeshift Path | ||
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| Research | ||
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| Basic Building | ||
| Construction Material | ||
 Wood
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1 | |
| Travel Speed | ||
| Medium speed. | ||
| Foot Print | ||
| Rough makeshift path, made of raw logs. | 1x1 | |
The very first path you will build to increase the travel speed, well only a small bonus, it will greatly help your mice in the early game.
Like all paths in the game, it can be instantly built and fully refunded on demolition or replacement with another path type. This is particularly helpful because of the log to planks conversion ratio of 1:5.
Aside from desired esthetics or a surplus of logs, there is little reason to use this path type long term.
