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All Blockheads arrive by being "warped in" using a [[Portal#Warp_In_Blockhead|portal]]. The first Blockhead in a new [[world]] is free. Up to three more may be added, requiring the expenditure of [[Time Crystal|time crystals]] and five randomly selected [[fruit]]. | All Blockheads arrive by being "warped in" using a [[Portal#Warp_In_Blockhead|portal]]. The first Blockhead in a new [[world]] is free. Up to three more may be added, requiring the expenditure of [[Time Crystal|time crystals]] and five randomly selected [[fruit]]. | ||
[[File:Warp In Blockhead.png|Menu for new Blockheads|thumb]] | |||
A new Blockhead is selected from a special menu box. Options include: | A new Blockhead is selected from a special menu box. Options include: | ||
* Gender (male/female, does not change with "Randomize") | * Gender (male/female, does not change with "Randomize") | ||
Revision as of 08:57, 31 August 2013
Blockheads are the main characters in the game. They have different looks and can have either a randomly assigned or player provided name.
Attributes
Creation
- See also: Getting Started
All Blockheads arrive by being "warped in" using a portal. The first Blockhead in a new world is free. Up to three more may be added, requiring the expenditure of time crystals and five randomly selected fruit.
A new Blockhead is selected from a special menu box. Options include:
- Gender (male/female, does not change with "Randomize")
- Appearance (randomly generated, but a player may continue tapping the "Randomize" button until they see a Blockhead they prefer)
- Name (randomly generated with Appearance, but can be edited before committing to bringing a Blockhead in)
New Blockheads arrive with a small selection of items in their inventory.
