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An '''element''' is any of the four tiles that match up with the four [[boot]]s: [[fire]], [[water]], [[force floor]] or [[ice]]. Elements are immovable and only [[water]] can be removed from the game at any time, | {{delete}} | ||
An '''element''' is any of the four tiles that match up with the four [[boot]]s from [[Chip's Challenge 1]]: [[fire]], [[water]], [[force floor]] or [[ice]]. Elements are immovable and only [[water]] can be removed from the game at any time in CC1. In [[Chip's Challenge 2]], [[ice block]]s can turn fire into water which then can be turned into [[floor]] by dirt blocks. The four boots allow normal passage through their corresponding element tile, but force floors and ice may be quicker to pass without boots. | |||
The official introduction to the four elements in harmony is [[Elementary]]. | The official introduction to the four elements in harmony is [[Elementary]]. | ||
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* [[Four-element]]: a common [[level theme]] using all four elements in sections, such as Elementary itself. | * [[Four-element]]: a common [[level theme]] using all four elements in sections, such as Elementary itself. | ||
* [[Lesson 3]], for the ''first'' introduction to all four elements at once. | * [[Lesson 3]], for the ''first'' introduction to all four elements at once. | ||
[[Category:Terminology]] | [[Category:Terminology]] | ||
[[Category:Tile groups]] | [[Category:Tile groups]] | ||