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# dragon war

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**Dragon War**" is an NFT game featuring multiplayer dragon battles, aiming to provide users with an engaging experience. Players collect characters and dragons to battle enemies. **GOLD** obtained from these battles can extend their lifespan by one day and earn profit rewards along the way.\
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**Dragon Wars** aims to be the greatest team battle shooter online game on the blockchain, while allowing users to enjoy being part of a vast world and the excitement of strategic gameplay. Of course, they can also get **$GOLD**.\
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By leveraging oracles, a correlation is established between active users and the dollar value of **$GOLD**. The hypothesis is that when the price of **$GOLD** increases, either through the release of new game features or the influx of new players, the demand for **$GOLD** will also increase. The oracle will ensure that each transaction pays a consistent dollar value as it occurs, while ensuring that the minting cost of the NFT remains a consistent dollar value\
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The game is deployed on the Ethereum, Merlin Chain, and is compatible with web3 wallets such as **MetaMask**, which will be used to accept transactions and pay gas fees. MetaMask can be installed as a browser extension or as an application on mobile devices\
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Assets are player-owned **NFTs minted in the ERC-721 standard** which may be traded on our marketplace or selling them via P2P to another player.<br>


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