Hedge

Hedge is a decorative building placed on the ground to add visual variety and ornamentation to a settlement. It appears as low, continuous rows of shrubbery that can border paths, plazas, gardens, or other structures and is used purely for aesthetics rather than functional production or resource storage.

Hedges are placed like other small decorative objects and snap to the ground; they can be arranged in straight lines or curves to form borders and edges around camps, roads, and plazas. They do not occupy large footprints and can be combined with other decorative elements to create themed areas or to accent important buildings such as a campfire or central square.

• Hedges do not provide work tasks, resources, housing, or infrastructure benefits; their value is entirely visual.
• They are commonly used to border a campfire or gathering area to give settlements a more finished, landscaped appearance.
• Multiple hedge pieces can be placed adjacent to form longer continuous borders.