User:Cofefe/Base Expansion

Sometimes you will start out making a base planning one thing, but later on you might realize that you need something else. Maybe there are more people in your Clan than you originally expected, or maybe you want to be able to access a certain resource easily and you can’t with your current base. The solution is simple: Add a new section. New sections are nice little buildings that attach to your original base. Like bases, they vary in design and shape, but they basically serve the same function: add more room to your base. Here’s a basic idea of how to expand your base.

<spDecide why you want to add another section. Maybe your base is too small, or maybe you want to be able to mine a certain resource in safety and you can’t. This base happens to be located right next to a Gold Mine, so we will build a new section to let the Clan get to this Mine in safety. There are two basic options to choose from. One, you can break walls to form more walls. Or you can make another room, maybe connected by a pit trap or something.





























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<p style="margin:0px0px0px168px;text-indent:-0.25in;"> BegIn construction, your new section will be attached to the main base, so to save resources use the wall of your existing base as a foundation. The rest will be added. Your building material for this does not need to be as advanced as your main base, but a general rule is that the stronger the material the better. We used stone walls because they are what we had. To defend your base, why not put some spikes around it? Also, since you made tons of space anyways, you can put more windmills and add more people to the team. But beware! You shouldn't invite too many people into a team at once, because one could be a traitor.

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<p style="margin:0px0px0px168px;text-indent:-0.25in;"><                   You should be able to easily walk from the new section to the main base. Now that your new section is complete, smash a hole in your main wall and place a pit trap. If you want you can also make another entrance/exit in your new section as well. Boost pads generally work, make it only to be accessed in one place, which should be heavily defended.

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<p style="margin:0px0px11px168px;text-indent:-0.25in;"> Now your base is much larger than it was before, and you have sustainable access to Gold!