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:''(* Any time in this article that a down- or up-stair is mentioned, an up-down stair does the same thing. An up/down stair is a downward stair with an up- attached, and an upward stair with a down- attached.)'' | :''(* Any time in this article that a down- or up-stair is mentioned, an up-down stair does the same thing. An up/down stair is a downward stair with an up- attached, and an upward stair with a down- attached.)'' | ||
− | A downward stair without an up-stair below it, or | + | A downward stair without an up-stair below it, or a down-stair without an up-stair above it, is only half the path and a dead-end. |
A downward stair can be stood upon and provides walking access to the adjacent tiles, like the other two stair types. Dwarves can walk from one staircase directly to an adjacent one on the same level, even diagonally. | A downward stair can be stood upon and provides walking access to the adjacent tiles, like the other two stair types. Dwarves can walk from one staircase directly to an adjacent one on the same level, even diagonally. |