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1 | # How Walls Work |
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| 3 | ## Placement |
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| 5 | You will need to enclose any space you don't want to be outside in walls. Walls can only be placed on the edge of each hexagon that has a floor (such as hallways and modules). Walls can not be placed in the middle of modules that are more than one hexagon large. |
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| 7 | ## Cost |
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| 9 | The cost for walls is only applied per hexagon. That is to say, you can construct a wall on any number of the six sides of the hexagon while only paying the cost once. |
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| 11 | ## Health |
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| 13 | Each segment of a wall has its own health. Person sized doors typically are the least sturdy, with walls having an average amount of health. Airlocks are the most sturdy out of the three. |
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