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# Gold and Store

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In the context of the Warlands game, "GOLD" refers to a virtual currency that players earn during a match by completing various objectives such as killing monsters, capturing zones, and destroying chests. The GOLD earned by the players can be used to purchase items and upgrades from the in-match store.

The in-match store is a virtual store that is available to players during a match, where they can spend their earned GOLD to purchase items such as weapons, armor, and potions. The cost of these items varies based on their level and effectiveness. Players can also use their GOLD to upgrade their existing weapons and armor to make them more powerful.

It is important to note that the GOLD earned and spent in the in-match store does not carry over between matches. At the start of each match, players begin with zero GOLD and must earn it again through gameplay.

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