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1. ToolsCrafting component counterCounts how many of one component you still need. Type the amount that recipe asks for, how many times you will craft it, and how many you already hold. The sample numbers are not a drop rate or a vendor price.
2. CodesPARKOUR Reborn how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
3. CodesPARKOUR Reborn expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
4. ToolsPARKOUR Reborn toolsEditorial pickers and calculators.
5. ToolsPARKOUR Reborn class pickerPublished roster topics for reference.
6. WikiPARKOUR Reborn playersRoster hub.
7. PagesPARKOUR Reborn updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
8. PagesPARKOUR Reborn scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
9. PagesPARKOUR Reborn official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
10. GuidesFinish the Tutorial and take your first Downtown loopLeave the Tutorial with the moves it actually teaches, then sync checkpoints, touch Crystal, and buy the Runner Phone.
11. GuidesLearn the named inputs and the tab menuASCEND, DESCEND, DASH, and ATTACK are rebindable. This is what each one does and where the menus live.
12. GuidesUnlock and use the movement abilitiesWhere dash, afterboost, wall boost, coil, chain, and the tutorial moves come from, and the momentum numbers behind them.
13. GuidesLink abilities into wumpy, pogo, and gear techCommunity sequences that stack documented moves, plus the techniques that have already been removed or gone stale.
14. GuidesTime trials, medal times, and player racesBronze through platinum times for every released trial, which courses were removed, and how a player challenge race starts.
15. GuidesRank stars, advancements, and levelHow the 10-star rank-up works, what each challenge pays, and why level 20 is the momentum cap.
16. GuidesSync checkpoints and read the exploration missionsWhat a new checkpoint is worth, how respawn upgrades differ, and which missions overlap the climb.
17. GuidesEarn credits, sell valuables, and read token pricesVendor multipliers, the daily calendar, delivery pay rules, and the token shelf for gear you do not want to craft.
18. GuidesCraft Grappler, gloves, Mag Rail, and SpringhookThe published recipes, who sells which parts, and what alpha 1.72 changed about Swing Grappler II.
19. GuidesChoose a loadout and use the Grappler and Mag RailWhat to buy from Derek first, how the augment branches differ, and which marketplace items still have no printed recipe.
20. GuidesRead Verna's four released districtsDowntown, Dirwik, Fragment, and Stack: borders, towers, vendors, and the six districts that are not in the game yet.
21. GuidesSee what alpha 1.731, 1.73, and 1.72 changedHalloween rules, Swing Grappler ammo, the buildings that were rebuilt, and the current access price.
22. WikiDashDash raises acceleration and adds temporary momentum for up to 2 seconds.
23. WikiPowerslideA powerslide is a short speed burst from holding DESCEND.
24. WikiDropdownPowersliding off a ledge starts a dropdown, which slightly cuts fall damage and raises the distance you can drop.
25. WikiAfterboostCharge dash until it is full, release, and tap dash again while the bar is red.
26. WikiLong JumpAfterboost and jump at an edge.
27. WikiWall BoostFrom an air dash, look up and double-tap ASCEND on a wall.
28. WikiWall KickFrom an air dash, put your back to a wall or object and tap ASCEND.
29. WikiCoilCoil tucks you and raises your hitboxes by about 2 studs, shrinking the collision hitbox toward a sphere.
30. WikiChainA long jump outlines the momentum bar in red.
31. WikiDropkickCoil and press ATTACK.
32. WikiComboParkour starts a combo by itself.
33. WikiWall RunHold forward or backward plus ASCEND.
34. WikiWall ClimbHold ASCEND on a wall.
35. WikiSpringboardDuring a mantle or a vault, release your movement keys and hold ASCEND.
36. WikiVaultTap or hold ASCEND to pass over an object.
37. WikiMantleIf your head is over the ledge, ASCEND mantles instead of playing a slower climb.
38. WikiHigh JumpHolding ASCEND lowers gravity and raises the jump.
39. WikiFall StabilizationAt terminal velocity you spin and cannot survive by rolling or clutching.
40. WikiImpactPress DESCEND just before you land to reduce fall damage.
41. WikiAir DashHolding DASH in the air shows a purple bar and is an air dash.
42. WikiWall ClutchHold DASH in the air and press ASCEND on a wall to hang briefly, even while falling.
43. WikiCoyote TimeIf you leave the ground without pressing ASCEND, you can still jump as if you were on an edge.
44. WikiWall BounceFace a wall, tap ASCEND in the air without movement input, and you bounce backward.
45. WikiFlail JumpHold DASH and press ASCEND at an edge.
46. WikiRunner PhoneThe key item that lets Julian offer deliveries.
47. WikiGrapplerThe first crafted augment. It pulls you to swing points.
48. WikiYank GrapplerThe pull branch of the Grappler, with more strength and ammo.
49. WikiSwing GrapplerThe rope branch. Tier II can swing on any surface and has one ammo.
50. WikiMag RailThe climbable launcher, crafted from Harper's parts.
51. WikiLaunch RailThe Mag Rail upgrade used for bounce and dash redirects.
52. WikiGloveThe base hand gear, with Climber and Drifter branches.
53. WikiSpringhookConnor's core gear, with a powered upgrade.
54. WikiZipline HookAttaches you to the long stainless ziplines.
55. WikiBinocularsDerek's reward for topping Vertigo, and the way to see streamed detail.
56. WikiSignal BoosterA token upgrade that lets you respawn anywhere.
57. WikiWarp CoreTeleport between checkpoints and races you have already opened.
58. WikiJulianThe quest giver outside the Tutorial and the voice of deliveries.
59. WikiDerekDowntown vendor for the Runner Phone, beginner parts, and climb quests.
60. WikiPetraDirwik vendor for Grappler parts. She will not trade before rank 3.
61. WikiConnorDirwik vendor for Springhook parts and the best buyer of scrap and trash.
62. WikiHarperFragment vendor for Mag Rail parts, on the Aven building.
63. WikiMantraA Downtown NPC whose interior was rebuilt in alpha 1.73.
64. WikiDowntownThe first district, the Tutorial spawn, and the only one that pays 10 rank stars.
65. WikiDirwikThe neon district released on November 20, 2023, with Petra, Connor, and Artemis.
66. WikiFragmentThe business district from alpha 1.3, home of Zephyr and Harper.
67. WikiStackThe industrial district from alpha 1.7, currently the largest.
68. WikiTutorialThe Downtown teaching building and the first spawn.
69. WikiMain SpawnThe Downtown spawn site where Glass begins.
70. WikiVertigoDowntown's challenge tower. Chain is learned at the top.
71. WikiApolloA Downtown tower. The old Apollo time trial is gone.
72. WikiArtemisDirwik's challenge tower.
73. WikiPRK TechA Dirwik landmark and one of Derek's 100-credit climbs.
74. WikiZephyrFragment's challenge tower inside the Highrise sector.
75. WikiHighriseThe northern Fragment sector built around Zephyr, about 20 percent of the district.
76. WikiSkyarcAn unreleased district on Downtown's south border.
77. WikiThe MirrorAn unreleased district.
78. WikiAxiomAn unreleased district.
79. WikiCitraAn unreleased district.
80. WikiVertexAn unreleased district.
81. WikiAsylumAn unreleased district that, with Dirwik, does not border Fragment.
82. WikiCreditsThe standard currency for vendors, bags, and crafting stock.
83. WikiTokensThe premium currency for gear, upgrades, and the day-7 reward.
84. PagesHome
85. GuidesBeginner GuideThe first session in order: Tutorial, menu, Crystal, Runner Phone, then a district.
86. GuidesGuidesRead in order if you are new. Skip to trials, crafting, or the latest alpha notes if you already run Downtown.
87. WikiWikiAbilities, gear, people, districts, and the two currencies. Guides hold the long comparisons.
88. WikiTraitsEach move with its current unlock. Challenge names and level gates are the ones on the movement list, not the old level-by-level videos.
89. WikiEquipmentCrafted gear, the Runner Phone, and the token upgrades that change respawn and warps.
90. WikiCharactersVendors and quest NPCs who have a published job. Nametags that are still TBD stay short.
91. WikiMap & RoutesThe four districts you can enter, the towers inside them, and the six names that are not live yet.
92. WikiMoneyHow the standard currency is earned and what vendors pay extra for.
93. WikiTokensThe premium currency, the Robux packs, and the day-7 claim.
94. CodesCodesNo PARKOUR Reborn code is verified. Legacy PARKOUR codes belong to a different experience.
95. VideosVideo GuidesMovement lessons and the studio Downtown teaser. Older clips still say abilities unlock by level. Use the ability pages for the current challenge and book gates.
96. ToolsCalculatorEnter a recipe quantity, how many crafts you want, and how many of that part you hold. The defaults are not a drop rate.
97. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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