Shingle roofs

Shingle roofs are building pieces from wood and tar that can be used to shelter from the effect of rain, which causes the Wet Effect and weathering of susceptible structures. They require the proximity of a workbench to be built and repaired.

Common properties

Wood structures share the following properties:

Common properties

Property	Value
Durability	400
Support	Wood (from 10 to 100)
Loss	1/8 vertical, 1/5 horizontal
Resistances	Weak: Chop, Fire Neutral: Blunt, Slash, Frost, Lightning Resistant: Pierce, Pickaxe Immune: Poison, Spirit
Damaged by rain	No

Structures

Structures

Structure	Materials	Size
Shingle roof 26°	Wood x2 Tar x1	2x2x1
Shingle roof 45°	Wood x2 Tar x1	2x2x1
Shingle roof i-corner 26°	Wood x2 Tar x1	2x2x1
Shingle roof i-corner 45°	Wood x2 Tar x1	2x2x1
Shingle roof o-corner 26°	Wood x2 Tar x1	2x2x2
Shingle roof o-corner 45°	Wood x2 Tar x1	2x2x2
Shingle roof ridge 26°	Wood x2 Tar x1	2x2x2
Shingle roof ridge 45°	Wood x2 Tar x1	2x2x2

See also

• Wood structures
• Thatch roofs