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|location = Between [[Safari]] and [[Swamp]] |
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|Use = [[Swamp]] Passageway |
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| − | }}The '''Safari Mountain Passage''', also known as the '''Swamp Path''' or '''Safari Path''', is a group of cliffs and a passage that |
+ | }}The '''Safari Mountain Passage''', also known as the '''Swamp Path''' or '''Safari Path''', is a group of cliffs and a passage that lead to the [[Swamp]]. It is found going up above the left side of the [[Safari]]. It is used by players as an entrance or exit to the Swamp. [[Spook Wood]] and [[Sinister Wood]] may be found growing on this passage in the month of October. |
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#*This method requires a long plank enough to build a bridge out of the gap in the passageway and the player's ground. When the plank bridge is already made, the player may now scale to the bridge and go to the passage. |
#*This method requires a long plank enough to build a bridge out of the gap in the passageway and the player's ground. When the plank bridge is already made, the player may now scale to the bridge and go to the passage. |
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Revision as of 18:12, 23 September 2020
The Safari Mountain Passage, also known as the Swamp Path or Safari Path, is a group of cliffs and a passage that lead to the Swamp. It is found going up above the left side of the Safari. It is used by players as an entrance or exit to the Swamp. Spook Wood and Sinister Wood may be found growing on this passage in the month of October.
Accessing
- Tree Ladder Method
- In this method, the player requires a tree to use as a support ladder to get up to the passage. The player can scale up the tree by jumping on its branches and finally reach its top and jump up onto the passage.
- Floating Branch Method
- In this method, the player is required to have a log or a plank to stand upon. When the log is directly below the player, the player must click and hold the log to grab it, and eventually, the log will elevate when the cursor is placed correctly. When the height gap of the passage's platform exceeds the player, the player may now jump off and onto the passage.
- Planking Method
- This method requires a long plank enough to build a bridge out of the gap in the passageway and the player's ground. When the plank bridge is already made, the player may now scale to the bridge and go to the passage.
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