Future of forts

Hopeakettu · 02-09-2012, 02:37 PM

I'm rather worried about the future of forts - mainly from long-term point of view. For example trees growing inside walls are not the best idea if you want a wall to hold for centuries. I know Elves love trees (some even...well...you know...), but these are not very good for the stability of walls.

In fact all forts seem to be in a rather desperate condition (judging by various cracks, missing stones etc.). I wonder how long they'll last as the only parts which are constantly renewed are doors.

02-09-2012, 02:37 PM	#1
Hopeakettu Initiate Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Beer Nation Posts: 141	Future of forts I'm rather worried about the future of forts - mainly from long-term point of view. For example trees growing inside walls are not the best idea if you want a wall to hold for centuries. I know Elves love trees (some even...well...you know...), but these are not very good for the stability of walls. In fact all forts seem to be in a rather desperate condition (judging by various cracks, missing stones etc.). I wonder how long they'll last as the only parts which are constantly renewed are doors. __________________ Boozeberry & Co. Moved the booze somewhere else