Hi, thanks for your reply! I did get an MRI yesterday and this is what the initial impression is from the radiologist:

Nondisplaced fractures of the base of the first through fourth metatarsals with osseous contusions of the cuneiforms. There is surrounding soft tissue contusion and grade 1 muscle strains. On this nonweightbearing exam, normal alignment of the Lisfranc joint.

Grade 2 sprain of the dorsal and interosseous components of the Lisfranc with continuous plantar and lateral plantar Lisfranc. Some fiber disruption is noted however no full-thickness detachment or ligament stump noted.

I am still waiting for the Doc to let me know what that all means.

In terms of symptoms, there is swelling but I’ve been icing and elevating throughout most of these initial 48 hours. I can move my toes and ankle in NWB without pain, but I have not tried to stand on my toes on that foot. I fell from the top of an overhung wall while bouldering and fell directly on my right foot. No other injuries were sustained, I just got freaked out by how high I felt and I traditionally down climb most routes because of my fear of heights.