The wall is a line you drag
The game picks the corners. You pick where the gate goes.
A wall in Age of Medieval is not a building you stamp down. You click one edge of the ground and drag, and the palisade follows the line. The game picks the corners.
The wall lives on the edges between cells, so houses sit right against it, the way they do in real villages. Any stretch can become a gate or a tower.
A closed ring is what counts. An open palisade is a fence; a closed one is what lets a hamlet climb in rank and what an attacker has to break.
Like every other piece, the wall is built by your people: the stretch you drew stays as a building site until the builders have carried the timber and raised it.
Age of Medieval is developed by UnderStudio in UnderStudio 2D and published by Brasa Interactive. It releases on 17 May 2027.
Official site: https://ageofmedieval.com/
