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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"| Slow Travel speed. | |||
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! colspan="3"| Foot Print | |||
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| colspan="2"|Compact but precarious stairs that turn left or right. | |||
| colspan="1"|1x1 | |||
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A very slow but very useful stair early on. | A very slow but very useful stair early on. | ||
Revision as of 11:15, 3 February 2026
Steep Stairs Turn
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 Wood
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| Compact but precarious stairs that turn left or right. | 1x1 | |
A very slow but very useful stair early on.
Steep Stairs Turn perform the same way as Steep Stairs in terms of size footprint and speed. They facilitate a 90 degree turn connection between levels rather the straight path provided by regular Steep Stairs.
Steep Stairs Turn are available in mirrored variants to support different turning angles.
Despite faster transit options being available, Steep Stairs Turn will continue to play a vital role in compact building placement. Due to their slow speed, it is not recommended to chain the stairs or use them extensively to climb up multiple levels in tall structures. They work well as a solution when stacking, for example, two houses on top of each other.
