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The comparison to [[spikecore plates]] and [[hex tile]] is even closer, offering the same rush opportunities but exchanging flammable wood for nonflammable steel. While wood is somewhat easier to gather than steel, being impervious to fire means that these options keep one of the key advantages of totemic boards while negating its primary disadvantage. Additionally, steel is more readily available in extreme biomes.
 
The comparison to [[spikecore plates]] and [[hex tile]] is even closer, offering the same rush opportunities but exchanging flammable wood for nonflammable steel. While wood is somewhat easier to gather than steel, being impervious to fire means that these options keep one of the key advantages of totemic boards while negating its primary disadvantage. Additionally, steel is more readily available in extreme biomes.
  
In comparison to the other fine floors, namely [[gold tile|gold]] and [[silver tile]] there is more interplay. Gold tiles are exceptionally expensive and their effect on colony wealth bears this out, but they also provide a phenomenal beauty rating of +{{Q|Gold tile|Beauty}}. They are also relatively quick to lay. The practicality of gold tile is limited however, due to their cost and the comparative ease of using [[sculptures]] to improve [[room stats|room beauty]].
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In comparison to the other fine floors, namely [[gold tile|gold]] and [[silver tile]] there is more interplay. Gold tiles are exceptionally expensive and their effect on colony wealth bears this out, but they also provide a phenomenal beauty rating of +12. They are also relatively quick to lay. The practicality of gold tile is limited however, due to their cost and the comparative ease of using [[sculptures]] to improve [[room stats|room beauty]].
  
 
Silver tiles are surprisingly competitive with hex tiles - with higher beauty, a cleanliness bonus, the high availability of [[silver]] and only requiring a construction skill of 3. This means they're easier to make impressive rooms out of, and to keep them impressive when they inevitably get [[filth]]y. Silver tiles are almost twice as expensive, but the work saved in build time required for hex tiles partially pays for the difference in pawn-hours spent by using the time saved on other profitable tasks. The effect on colony wealth may be relevant to some players however. Thus, silver tile is a strong competitor to hex tiles for many colonies.
 
Silver tiles are surprisingly competitive with hex tiles - with higher beauty, a cleanliness bonus, the high availability of [[silver]] and only requiring a construction skill of 3. This means they're easier to make impressive rooms out of, and to keep them impressive when they inevitably get [[filth]]y. Silver tiles are almost twice as expensive, but the work saved in build time required for hex tiles partially pays for the difference in pawn-hours spent by using the time saved on other profitable tasks. The effect on colony wealth may be relevant to some players however. Thus, silver tile is a strong competitor to hex tiles for many colonies.

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