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# Hero

The core of X Heroes: NFT War is the hero system. Players can play the game and collect over 300 different types of heroes to complete your own collection

Heroes are divided into 6 categories.

* Physical type: A hero optimized for close combat, dedicated to attack and defense in all areas of the battlefield.
* Physical tank type: A hero optimized for physical defense, defending against enemy attacks with their body at the forefront.
* Magic type: A hero who specializes in magic attacks and uses various types of magic.
* Magic Tank Type: A hero optimized for magic defense and has a variety of protective magic that protects our allies from enemy magic.
* Healing: A hero with excellent healing abilities for single or all allies.
* Healing tank type: Tanking while using various magics that reduce enemy damage and heal allies

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The criteria for classifying hero performance are Rarity and Grade. All heroes have their rarity and grade, and their basic abilities are determined accordingly, but they can be upgraded in various ways to overcome their origin and become stronger.

* There are a total of 6 rarities, and they are classified as M, B, A, S, SS, and SSS.
* There are 6 grades in total. Those are 1 to 6 stars.

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The maximum level for each rarity is as follows.

| Rarity | Max Level |
| :----: | :-------: |
|    B   |     80    |
|    A   |     80    |
|    S   |     80    |
|   SS   |    110    |
|   SSS  |    140    |


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