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The heroes venture into the maps in search of $GOLD, facing grave dangers as they mine this precious, life-giving mineral. The maps are rated based on the difficulty of extracting this valuable mineral. The most dangerous maps are those with the most $GOLD-rich planets, hence rewarding daring adventurers willing to explore."

At present, the Federation knows of 5 maps. The round trips of our heroes to these maps depend on the computational power of the team and the computational power provided by the heroes within your team

To protect our heroes, the Federation only allows them to travel to planets permitted by their combat power. In other words, if we have a team of heroes with a total combat power of 500, we can travel to the second map.

Every 500 battle power you gain access to a new map where you can get better rewards, always remember that the Veterans Guild will reward you for having more mining power than your current map requires.

Players cannot move to higher maps unless they meet the power requirements.

The rewards for each map increase exponentially as you progress further into the map. Players who take more risks will have pockets full of $GLOD.

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