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Paths are one of the essential structures in Timberborn.
Usage
Almost all 
buildings require being connected to a 
District Center through Paths, or else no 
beaver will make use of them.
Paths are built instantly and do not require any good nor beaver to build them. They can only be constructed on the ground or a solid structures.
Wooden Stairs, 
Suspension Bridges, 
Slopes as well as 
Ziplines and 
Tubeways prolonges a path when connected.
Paths also extend the District Center boundaries, allowing to construct Buildings, have access to 
rubbles or remove ressources 
marked for demolition in a 19x19 square centered on the path.
Worker behavior
To access a map element, a 
builder will first travel to the closest path to said element, disregarding any other path that would also be in range. This can result in an increased distance and loss of efficiency if the closest path takes a longer route.
Farmers and gatherers behave differently, chosing the shortest path between the map element and their building entrance.
Trivia
The flavor text is a reference to John Denver's song : "Take Me Home, Country Roads"
