Bridge (Wood)

Bridge (Wood) is an in-game item representing a bridge constructed from timber. It functions as a placeable structure used to traverse pits, holes, and similar terrain depressions. The item is described consistently across localizations as a wooden bridge with sufficient structural support to carry units or characters across both large and small gaps.

Bridge (Wood) is primarily a terrain-negation tool: when placed spanning a gap, it restores continuity of movement by providing a walkable surface where none existed. The concept is intentionally simple in all language sources — the bridge’s purpose is to allow traversal of pits and to offer adequate support for crossing. The item is treated as a bridge object rather than a decorative prop; its role is to change how terrain blocks movement.

Practical usage and interaction notes:

• Place the bridge so it spans the gap you intend to cross; the bridge is suitable for both small and large pits as indicated by descriptions across multiple locales.
• Because the item is made of wood, it is represented as a wooden structural element in the game world rather than a metal or stone construction; its appearance and thematic fit reflect timber materials.
• Use the bridge to create direct routes across otherwise impassable depressions, reducing travel time and avoiding detours around pits.
• The bridge functions as a structural crossing rather than as a special platform for additional mechanics; its primary effect is to permit passage over holes.
• Bridge placement should consider alignment with existing paths or edges of pits to ensure the span connects solid ground on both sides.

The item’s localization entries consistently emphasize its role and sufficient support rather than presenting specific numeric statistics. In gameplay terms, Bridge (Wood) is the straightforward solution when you need a wooden spanning structure to cross terrain voids of varying sizes.