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'''Collapsed rocks''' fall from above when [[Orders#Mine|digging]] a cave (just like roofs that could not be supported by any structure within 6 tiles away) which will prevent creating an open air space inside mountains as there are countless layers piling up to their heights. Mining will keep causing more rocks to fall indefinitely.
 
'''Collapsed rocks''' fall from above when [[Orders#Mine|digging]] a cave (just like roofs that could not be supported by any structure within 6 tiles away) which will prevent creating an open air space inside mountains as there are countless layers piling up to their heights. Mining will keep causing more rocks to fall indefinitely.
  
When rocks fall, anything below it is immediately destroyed and can never be recovered. This can be dangerous to your colonists, but if used carefully, you can make a [[Defense tactics#Mountain trap|trap]] to instantly kill incoming threats.
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When rocks fall, anything below it is immediately destroyed and can never be recovered. This may [[Death|kill]] your [[colonist]]s, but if used carefully, you can make a [[Defense tactics#Mountain trap|trap]] to instantly kill incoming threats.
  
 
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[[File:Collapsed rocks mining.png|900px]]
  
 
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Revision as of 15:22, 23 September 2022

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Collapsed rocks fall from above when digging a cave (just like roofs that could not be supported by any structure within 6 tiles away) which will prevent creating an open air space inside mountains as there are countless layers piling up to their heights. Mining will keep causing more rocks to fall indefinitely.

When rocks fall, anything below it is immediately destroyed and can never be recovered. This may kill your colonists, but if used carefully, you can make a trap to instantly kill incoming threats.

Collapsed rocks mining.png