Proposed — not yet reviewed by GM
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canononce reviewed.
One segment of a timber-framed wall — clapboard or plank siding over studs, hollow between the skins. The standard construction of pre-war motels, roadside cabins, farmhouses, and shanty-town builds.
- Material: 🧱 Wood (Hardness 3, Energy Resistance 2)
- Size: Large — Full Cover for anything Large or smaller
- Durability: 15
- Qualities: 🔥 Flammable, 🏛️ Structural
Stat one segment per tile of wall. A wooden wall gives Full Cover to everyone behind it and stops nothing above pistol damage — rifle fire punches through and reaches whoever is on the other side. Two rifle hits on the same segment breach it.
🏛️ Structural applies: a breached segment brings its span of roof down, dealing 3 damage to anyone adjacent.
Variants
| Wall | Material | H / ER | Durability | Qualities |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exterior / load-bearing | Wood | 3 / 2 | 15 | 🔥 Flammable, 🏛️ Structural |
| Interior partition | Drywall | 2 / 2 | 8 | Thin, 🔥 Flammable |
| Boarded window or door | Plywood | 2 / 1 | 6 | Thin, 🔥 Flammable |
A door that still hangs in its frame is a 🚪 Wooden Door, not a wall segment — it has its own Durability and can be forced open instead of broken.
An interior partition between two rooms is Thin: you can stand behind it, but it grants no Concealment Bonus to anyone who already knows you are there.