Which risk dramatically increases when using temporary timber rope bridges during forested siege operations?

💡 Explanation

Sudden rapid fire spread arises because temporary wooded structures have minimal fire resistance; therefore, conflagration risk is higher with highly flammable surrounding fuel loads, rather than ice accumulation or corrosion.

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