Common Movement

Everything is Crab Leap Evolution Guide

Jumps over enemies and hazards while avoiding damage.

Version notes

Can Leap appear at Common rarity?

Version 1.1 allowed Leap to appear as a Common Evolution. Official 1.1 notes

Compare the offered version before committing a movement slot. This rarity change does not specify jump distance, cooldown or a complete immunity window.

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Properties

Type
Movement
Rarity
Common
Affinities
Predator

1.1 · Steam

Practical use

What should I check beyond the obstacle I want to jump over?

Choose a landing area before jumping over a threat. Crossing the obstacle is only half the escape; leave enough open space after landing to avoid immediately meeting another attack.

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Update history

: Added questions covering “Can Leap appear at Common rarity?” and “What should I check beyond the obstacle I want to jump over?”. The answers clarify the relevant choice while preserving the stated conditions, distinctions and attribution to the original sources.