GameMenu/Movement

About

This page is about the Movement sub-menu of the game and will mention pages relevant to what one can find inside it.
This sub-menu can be found inside the Main-menu.

Sub-menus you can find in the Movement-menu are:
- Climbing Modes.
Non-menu entries you can find in the Movement-menu are:
- Forage.
- Run.
- Sneak.
- Sprint.
- Wander.

Activity Movements

Activity Movements are Movement Actions which change your Movement speed. Toggling on an Activity Movement will drain Phlegm until it is toggled off again, which will revert your speed back to a Walk. An Activity Movement will automatically turn off if your Phlegm gets too low.

Action	Speed vs Walk	Phlegm Drain
Walk	Base	None
Run	Faster	High
Sprint	Much Faster	Very High

Other Speed Modifying Actions

Certain Affects or items will modify your Activity Movement speed.

Action	Speed vs Walk	Drain?	Can Be Knocked Out From?
Lift	Slower	Yellow Bile	Yes
Pull	Slower	None	No
Forage	Slower	Yellow Bile and Phlegm.	No
Fracture	Slower	None	No
Hypothermia	Speed decreases with Body Temperature.	None	Can become Frozen.
Over-encumbered	Speed decreases as Over-Encumbrance increases.	Yellow Bile	Yes
Sneak	Slower	None	No
Furfervor	Faster	None	No
Furfervor Withdrawals	Slower	None	No
Swim	Slower	Phlegm	Yes
Tiny Pocketwatch	Faster	None	No
Wander	Faster	Blood and Phlegm.	No

Taming Wild Horses

Wild horses can be found while exploring, often in the Grassland. Right-clicking a rope onto them and then equipping the rope in one of your hands will cause the horse to follow you as you walk or fast travel. Unless you begin the taming process, they will despawn just like any other Creature in the wild.

Whipping them with a Wild Whip will start the taming process and a 12h cool down until the wild horse can be whipped again. Once a wild horse is whipped 3 times, its coat will change colour as it becomes a tamed horse that can be ridden. It is recommended to keep them in a pen near food until the taming process is complete. As long as you have started taming them, the horse will not despawn.

Mounts

Mounts are Creatures which can be ridden to significantly increase your Movement speed. To ride a Mount, right-click it and select "Ride 'em Cowboy!!". To dismount, ctrl-click the ground. You can not attack or use Lift from a Mount. Normal Damage taken while mounted will not dismount the rider, however if the rider is shot with a Flintlock Pistol the rider will be dismounted.

Footprints

With the Indian Tracking Skill learned, toggling Tracking on will allow you to see the Footprints left by yourself and others. Following found Footprint may lead you to another pilgrim! Sneak, when toggled on, slowly drains Black Bile.

Footprint	Duration	Notes
	15 minutes
	1 hour	Left by pilgrims with the Crime! debuff.

To avoid leaving Footprints, travel on Water, Pavement or toggle on Sneak.

Foraging Movements

Foraging Movements are Movement Actions which increase the amount of Foragables that you will find in the wild. Toggling on a Foraging Movement will drain the corresponding Humour until it is toggled off again. A Foraging Movements will automatically turn off if any of the Humours it drains gets too low.

Action	Extra Foragables	Speed vs Walk	Drains
Forage	High	Slower	Yellow Bile and Phlegm.
Wander	Moderate	Faster	Blood and Phlegm.

Swimming

Swim can be toggled on or off to allow for the crossing of The Deep tiles of Water. Swim drains Phlegm based on your Skill at Swimming. Running out of Phlegm while Swimming will cause you to become Knocked Out. Most Creatures cannot Swim so combat can be disengaged from in a pinch by Swimming into The Deep. Notably, both Wishpooshes can Swim and Furfurs can fly over Water.

Skill	Phlegm Drain
Swimming	Great
Long Distance Swimming	Minor

Climbing

Throughout the New World there are areas where the elevation jumps sharply, creating a cliff. Standing beneath a cliff and clicking the top will cause you to Climb up, and standing at the top of a cliff and clicking the bottom will cause you to climb down. Selecting your Climbing Mode determines the speed you climb, how likely you are to fall, how much Blood damage you will take if you do fall, and how high you can free climb without equipping a Rope. Increasing Mines & Mountains will also reduce your risk of falling and the damage you take when you do fall.

Skill	Climbing Mode	Speed	Risk	Fall Damage	Rope Required At
Inherent Rights	Afraid of Heights	Default	Default	Default	2 meters
Hiking	Afraid of Heights	Default	Default	Default	3 meters
Hill Climbing	Slow and Steady	2 x faster	2 x more	2 x more	4 meters
Mountaineering	Rough and Tumble	3 x faster	5 x more	3 x more	6 meters
Ascent to the Summit	Geronimo!	4 x faster	10 x more	4 x more	8 meters