I do not think Towers are invoked by SSR. They exist as Towers, but require an SSR to define their height for the particular scenario. In this case, the terrain is not a Tower as it does not contain a white, square stairwell symbol per B34.1. It would take an SSR to make it a tower, unlike, for example PBC9, which is a Tower.Hex 64K7 contains a round wooden structure. Due to the absence of a SSR describing it as a Tower (B34.2), is it to be treated as a single story wooden house?
We had this board recently in "Hell for the Holidays". They might have just forgot the white square, but as printed, it's just some round building...I do not think Towers are invoked by SSR. They exist as Towers, but require an SSR to define their height for the particular scenario. In this case, the terrain is not a Tower as it does not contain a white, square stairwell symbol per B34.1. It would take an SSR to make it a tower, unlike, for example PBC9, which is a Tower.
Sigh. Yes, that was the intention of the guy who did the board (TGWDTB), because he grew up in Ohio and saw plenty of wooden silos. Then the board came out and people asked this very question, because B23.1 says "Any hex containing one or more brown or gray rectangular overview building depictions is a building hex...". This caused TGWDTB no small amount of pain and anguish, as he wondered (and some say, wonders to this day) how Some Things In This World Just Can't Be Simple.Hex 64K7 contains a round wooden structure. Due to the absence of a SSR describing it as a Tower (B34.2), is it to be treated as a single story wooden house?
In fact, I thought about it yesterday when someone said it could be 'any' tower.The leaning Tower of Pisa?
JR
Hobbit architecture? We can demolish that.Anyone current on Hobbit architecture?
Tom