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Aside from these basic movement options in each of the 4 directions, many characters also gain additional abilities that allow them to move around the map or an enemy more efficiently. These may or may not deal damage as well. Some notable commands are [[Chung]]'s {{CDRU}}{{CX}}, which acts as his double jump by launching him up with a cannonball, or [[Chiliarch]]'s {{CDR}}{{CU}} and {{CDR}}{{CD}} after a dash jump attack. There are also commands that allow you to pass through enemies and objects, such as [[Elsword]]'s {{CDR}}{{CZ}}{{CZ}}{{CZ}}, which is an additional form of movement that many classes have access to. | Aside from these basic movement options in each of the 4 directions, many characters also gain additional abilities that allow them to move around the map or an enemy more efficiently. These may or may not deal damage as well. Some notable commands are [[Chung]]'s {{CDRU}}{{CX}}, which acts as his double jump by launching him up with a cannonball, or [[Chiliarch]]'s {{CDR}}{{CU}} and {{CDR}}{{CD}} after a dash jump attack. There are also commands that allow you to pass through enemies and objects, such as [[Elsword]]'s {{CDR}}{{CZ}}{{CZ}}{{CZ}}, which is an additional form of movement that many classes have access to. | ||
While there are exceptions, most predominantly movement based commands are either affected by the Movement Speed or the Jump Speed stat, with the former mostly applying to all horizontal movement, and the latter to all vertical movement. | |||
An extensive list of all character's unique movement abilities that predominantly focus on height and distance, or passing through objects, can be found below. | An extensive list of all character's unique movement abilities that predominantly focus on height and distance, or passing through objects, can be found below. | ||
