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10,000 unique collectible wizards with proof of ownership stored on the Ethereum blockchain as ERC-721 tokens. Ownership of a wizard entitles you to participate in one of the most anticipated video games of our time.
Wizards correspond to one of seven different base types; some wizards are human, others not. Base types reflect not only species and genders but also affinities—associations with one of eight different power centres: light, darkness, fire, air, earth, water, life, and death. Each wizard uniquely possesses a combination of visual traits that distinguish it from every other wizard. Some visual traits are rarer than others, and some base types (and affinities) are rarer than others. Each wizard also has a unique set of stats that reflect strengths and weaknesses in the game. These stats are permanently stored in the Ethereum blockchain.
10,000 unique collectible wizards with proof of ownership stored on the Ethereum blockchain as ERC-721 tokens. Ownership of a wizard entitles you to participate in one of the most anticipated video games of our time.
Wizards correspond to one of seven different base types; some wizards are human, others not. Base types reflect not only species and genders but also affinities—associations with one of eight different power centres: light, darkness, fire, air, earth, water, life, and death. Each wizard uniquely possesses a combination of visual traits that distinguish it from every other wizard. Some visual traits are rarer than others, and some base types (and affinities) are rarer than others. Each wizard also has a unique set of stats that reflect strengths and weaknesses in the game. These stats are permanently stored in the Ethereum blockchain.
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