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Beacon crag

A middle-sized floor and five thin platforms in three rows. A fight up and down.

Status: Built (the name is a draft, waiting for the owner) · Last checked: 14 Nov 2026

A crag high above a sea of cloud, with a middle-sized floor and five small platforms in three rows. Here the fight goes up and down as much as left and right. A new place since 14 Nov 2026; its name is a draft, waiting for the owner.

The layout

           =======           =======               top row
                    =======                        middle platform
           =======           =======               low row
           ##########################              the floor

# is the solid floor, = a thin platform (you can jump up through it and drop down through it).

What it changes in a fight

The fight goes up and down as much as left and right: chases, drops, hits from below.
The top row is too high to reach from the floor in one go. You climb by way of the low row or the middle platform.
High up you are closer to the upper knock-out line: a hit that throws you upward knocks out sooner there.
Five places to land when thrown, and five places to drop from.

The look

Peaks stand out of a sea of cloud like islands. An old beacon tower burns on one of them. The sun sits low on the right, half sunk in the cloud; the cloud tops catch its light, the rest stays cool and dusky.

Our own place, name and shapes.

Nerd section: the exact numbers

In the layout drawing one character is 10 pixels across.

Part	Detail
The floor	258 pixels wide
Low row	Two platforms, 72 wide, 45 above the floor, over the two ends of the floor
Middle platform	One, 72 wide, 90 above the floor
Top row	Two, 72 wide, 135 above the floor, straight over the low row
Knock-out lines	201 beyond each end of the floor; 360 above the floor, which is only 225 above the top row; 160 below the floor

A full jump and a second jump reach 115 pixels, less than the top row's 135.
On a phone the camera rests one step further back here than on Pine ridge, so a fighter on the floor and one on the top row are both in the picture. The fight setup picture shows only the lower part; the top row is above the frame.
Average match between two computer opponents at Hard: 101 seconds. The one match of 1,100 without a winner was Easy against Easy here.
The name and the words on this page are drafts by the build session (To check, row 5b).
Test build key: 5. Address: ?stage=beacon.