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|type=System |
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|system=Movement |
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==Additional Information== |
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At one time, climb was used for most stairs as well as most raised land areas such as paths, hills, and slopes. Eventually, the majority of these were updated to use both climb and [[GO (verb)|GO]]. However, there are still odd and end spots that will only utilize climb. |
At one time, climb was used for most stairs as well as most raised land areas such as paths, hills, and slopes. Eventually, the majority of these were updated to use both climb and [[GO (verb)|GO]]. However, there are still odd and end spots that will only utilize climb. |
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* [[JUMP]] |
* [[JUMP]] |
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* [[SWIM]] |
* [[SWIM]] |
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==Resources== |
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* [https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/climb Climb definition] |
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Latest revision as of 10:37, 9 August 2026
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CLIMB is a system verb. It is used to traverse objects during travel, as well as ladders, trees, and the odd piece of furniture.
Additional Information
Behind the Scenes
At one time, climb was used for most stairs as well as most raised land areas such as paths, hills, and slopes. Eventually, the majority of these were updated to use both climb and GO. However, there are still odd and end spots that will only utilize climb.