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{{InterwikiLink:WoodenLandmark}}
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| type     = Buildings
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| skill     = Building
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type=Buildings|
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| time     = 2
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| resources = 1.500 grams of [[wood]]
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| tools     = {{hammer}}
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resources=1500 grams of [[wood]]|
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| location = outdoors only
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An object one can build with a message embedded in it. It becomes visible at the bottom of the [[Interface_Guide#Objects_Page|objects page]] with the desired message.  
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A [[wooden landmark]] is an object one can build outdoors with a message embedded in it. It becomes visible at the bottom of the [[Interface_Guide#Objects_Page|objects page]] with the desired message. They cannot be destroyed.
  
 
Example: an old Wooden landmark: Welcome to Detroit, now go home
 
Example: an old Wooden landmark: Welcome to Detroit, now go home
  
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''Landmarks will [[degrade]] over time, although the ability to repair them is not yet implemented''
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[[Category:Landmarks]]

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Wooden landmark
Manufacturing
Object typeBuildings
Skill usedBuilding
Time2 day(s)
Materials1.500 grams of wood
Toolsstone, bronze or regular hammer
Locationoutdoors only
Fixed object

A wooden landmark is an object one can build outdoors with a message embedded in it. It becomes visible at the bottom of the objects page with the desired message. They cannot be destroyed.

Example: an old Wooden landmark: Welcome to Detroit, now go home