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List all available blocks, placing and removing blocks in the game.

Available Blocks

Moss Block

Basic faerie moss block.

Players can grab onto this and then charge jump while standing on the top.

Wall Block

Basic wall block.

The players aren’t able to grasp this.

Spike Block

Basic spike block

Players are injured when they crash into spike blocks.

Spike blocks are required to cause a player to die when they fall into the pit.

Jump Pad

When players jump off a pad, they jump with greater height.

Important note Important: Jump pads must be placed over a solid block, or they will not work.

This is a wrong placement. The jump pad will not work.

Correct placement of a jumping pad.

Jump Crystal

Charges the grapple of the player when the grapple is used.

Also boosts them a small height.

Ground Enemy

Basic enemy.

Enemy who stays on the ground.

Flying Enemy

Basic enemy.

Enemy that is a fly.

Vent

Releases hot steam periodically that damages players.

Important Note: Vents MUST be placed over solid blocks or they won’t function.

Mana Stone

Recharge your mana to heal.

Best placed on the ground

End Flag

This block marks the end of an entire level. When a player gets to the block, the level ends. It also shows the final time (time spent to get to the flag).

Placing, moving, and deleting blocks

 

How to place blocks

1 Click a block in the sidebar to select.

When you select the block an outline will be drawn around the block.

Click on the work area

Clicking on the block you want to place will allow you to place it in your work space.

To deselect a block in the sidebar, click on it again. You can also click on another block if you want to place another block in the work area.

How to delete blocks

1 – Hold down the D key and a delete icon will appear in the vicinity of the cursor.

While holding the D key, click the block you wish to remove.

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