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# Overview

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Warlands is a multiplayer game that can be played by anyone with or without NFTs. Each player gets three avatars and three base weapons to play the game, and each player also gets a free mount. There are two game modes to choose from: Play and Earn and Free to Play. In Play and Earn mode, no bots can join, and the match only starts with 10 players. In contrast, Free to Play mode allows a single player to join and play the game with real players or bots. By playing Play and Earn mode, the user can win Gold (later withdraw to Warlands Token), and by playing Free to Play, players can earn experience and level up.


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