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| + | The cornerstone of every great town: a huge stinking dump all over the town. Admittedly, it's not very aesthetically pleasing, but it allows you to covert everyday objects into effective temporary defenses (for one night only). | ||
| − | The | + | ==Use== |
| + | *Allows {{MetaInline|Defences|displayname=Defensive Objects}} to be dumped for +4 {{temp}}{{DP}} each. | ||
| + | **Each object destroyed at the dump costs 1 {{AP}}. | ||
| + | **The net gain is +2~3 {{DP}} per Defensive Object, since the items are destroyed from {{MetaInline|The Bank}} once dumped, and Defensive Objects provide 1~2 {{DP}} while in the bank, if upgraded by {{MetaInline|Defensive Focus}}. | ||
| − | + | *The following defensive objects can be dumped with Garbage Dump alone: | |
| + | **{{MetaInline|Mattress}} | ||
| + | **{{MetaInline|Trestle}} | ||
| + | **{{MetaInline|Sheet Metal}} | ||
| + | **{{MetaInline|Solid Wooden Board}} | ||
| + | **{{MetaInline|Old Door}} | ||
| − | The following defensive objects | + | *The following defensive objects cannot be dumped: |
| − | *{{MetaInline| | + | **{{MetaInline|Järpen Table}} |
| − | *{{MetaInline| | + | **{{MetaInline|Torch}} |
| − | *{{MetaInline| | + | **{{MetaInline|Unshaped Concrete Blocks}} |
| − | * | + | **{{MetaInline|Car Door}} |
| − | *{{MetaInline| | ||
| − | + | ==Unlocks== | |
| − | *{{MetaInline| | + | *{{MetaInline|Defence Dump}} |
| − | *{{MetaInline| | + | *{{MetaInline|Weapons Dump}} |
| − | *{{MetaInline| | + | *{{MetaInline|Wood Dump}} |
| − | *{{MetaInline| | + | *{{MetaInline|Metal Dump}} |
| + | *{{MetaInline|Food Dump}} | ||
| + | *{{MetaInline|Animal Dump}} | ||
| + | *{{MetaInline|Free Dump}} | ||
| + | *{{MetaInline|Dump Upgrade}} | ||
| − | + | ==Notes== | |
| − | * | + | *With {{MetaInline|Free Dump}} built, the cost of dumping is reduced to 0 {{AP}}. |
| − | * {{MetaInline|Defence Dump}} increases the yield of dumped | + | *More items become available to dump once the specific child construction is built. |
| + | *{{MetaInline|Defence Dump}} increases the yield of dumped Defensive Objects by another +2 {{DP}}, while {{MetaInline|Dump Upgrade}} increases the yield of all dumped items by +1 {{DP}}. | ||
{{Construction Sites}} | {{Construction Sites}} | ||
Revision as of 10:29, 26 March 2012
Garbage Dump  |
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| The cornerstone of every great town: a huge stinking dump all over the town. Admittedly, it's not very aesthetically pleasing, but it allows you to covert everyday objects into effective temporary defenses (for one night only) | |
| Category | Buildings |
| Sub Category | Foundations |
 Parent building |
 Foundations |
 Action Points cost |
70 |
 Resource cost |
 ×15  ×15  ×5 |
 Unlocks |
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The cornerstone of every great town: a huge stinking dump all over the town. Admittedly, it's not very aesthetically pleasing, but it allows you to covert everyday objects into effective temporary defenses (for one night only).
Use
- Allows
Defensive Objects to be dumped for +4 
each.
- Each object destroyed at the dump costs 1 .
- The net gain is +2~3 per Defensive Object, since the items are destroyed from
The Bank once dumped, and Defensive Objects provide 1~2 while in the bank, if upgraded by 
Defensive Focus.
- Each object destroyed at the dump costs 1
- The following defensive objects can be dumped with Garbage Dump alone:
- The following defensive objects cannot be dumped:
Unlocks
Notes
- With
Free Dump built, the cost of dumping is reduced to 0 . - More items become available to dump once the specific child construction is built.
Defence Dump increases the yield of dumped Defensive Objects by another +2 , while Dump Upgrade increases the yield of all dumped items by +1 .
