| Description | I screwed up the building of an up staircase and build a down staircase instead. I then build a wall and started building the second level. I also built an up/down staircase on top of the "up" staircase. The second level was accessible via a slope, so I didn't realize I'd bungled it until my masons refused to do anything when I blocked the slope access. I then deconstructed the blocking wall tile as well as the down staircase. I then ordered the building of the intended up staircase from the marble block from which the down staircase was built, lying two tiles out from the wall (one from the former staircase). The mason picked up the block, climbed the slope, went down the up/down staircase, and jumped to the ground, where he then proceeded to build the staircase.
There were no obstructions on the ground to either side of either the block or the staircase site, and no movement cost restrictions had been set up in the area. |
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