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The Loop (Games)
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“It's holding up the roof.”
“If that goes the whole thing will fall down.”
“Is strong like Wolfgang.”
“It will be here long after I'm gone.”
“STRUCTURALLY FUNCTIONAL”
“A functional beam.”
“If that were a tree I could chop it.”
“Functional, but a little dull.”
“A robust pillar of competent construction.”
“A wörthy beam.”
“That's a great pillar.”
“A good sturdy beam.”
“Sturdy.”
“ine mast fer'a room.”
“'TIS STRONG”
“Hard”
“Looks like the only thing holding the roof up.”
Unimportant (Stone) Pillars are naturally spawning objects found in some rooms of Ancient Pig Ruins or Cave Cleft in the Hamlet DLC. While mining them with a Pickaxe, each hit will cause a brief Earthquake, similar to those naturally occurring in the Caves. After six hits, the Unimportant Pillar will be destroyed, causing an extended earthquake and leaving a useless pile of rock marking where it used to be.
During the earthquake, Items and Mobs (such as Moleworms) may fall from the ceiling. The earthquakes can cause nearby Suspicious Cracks to break, possibly revealing a hidden room.
Tips[edit | edit source]
- The player is recommended to prepare a Light Source before mining Unimportant Pillars as there is a chance for hostile Mobs like Scorpions and Rabid Beetles to fall from the ceiling.
- There is no effect to knocking down all of the pillars in a room, despite the quakes and falling debris. Ultimately, the name "Unimportant Pillar" proves accurate.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Wickerbottom inside a Pig Ruin's room with 5 Unimportant pillars.
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