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Probably off-topic, but I didn't know where to ask, so I'm asking here. During another online game on a random map, the following situation occurred. The castle is located in a small steppe valley, which also contains a mine. There is a guarded passage to the grass, as well as a wide passage to another steppe valley. At the edge of this passage is a group of diamond golems, but they can be easily bypassed. In this valley is a lumber mill (there isn't one in the original valley). The question is: is this valley (considering it has the same type of terrain and a vitally important lumber mill) considered an adjacent resource or not? Was it necessary to defeat the golems, or is it permissible to bypass them in this case?