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# Trophy Skins

Starting from Season 2, players can enhance the aesthetic appeal of their characters on the Battlefield by collecting skins. These skins do not impact the underlying game mechanics but offer a visually stunning presence on the Battlefield, allowing players to stand out and express their individuality. \
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Each skin is a unique ERC-721 token, with a strictly limited supply of only 10,000. \
Skins are season-independent and, once minted, can be used across all future seasons and will remain compatible with the specific blockchain ecosystem.<br>

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To mint a trophy on the Battlefield, players need to accumulate a total of 100 points. Points are earned by performing specific actions during gameplay.

* **Mint**: Executing a "Mint" action awards players 5 points.
* **Attack**: Engaging in an "Attack" action grants players 8 points.

To access the skins section click on your wallet-address and select 'skins' in the top right corner of the page. <br>

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