Chain Legion — a role-playing game on the Binance Smart Chain network that aims to create exciting experiences through the use of ERC721 compliant tokens, better known as NFTs.
About Chain Legion
Chain Legion has a limited set of minted NFTs that represent playable characters. Each Legion starts with a clean slate, and the player can customize it however they want.
Every action the player can take in the game is directly related to some part of the storyline that underpins the entire ecosystem. Each addition to the story that will be introduced in the future will have a direct connection to the original plot.
Story suggestions will be open at any time, and anyone with a passion for writing or creating deep geopolitical or historical events will be able to suggest official additions to the Chain Legion canon universe. As the storyline expands, both the universe and the characters, living in it, will expand. Therefore, the amount of content, available to the player, will increase over time.
Other features:
| 1. | Each Legion appears as a level zero character. Initialization is required to set base variables for a character in multiple contracts. |
| 2. | Upon initialization, Legion becomes playable and its level is set to 1. This leaves a blank sheet of attribute slots. |
| 3. | These slots can be filled with attribute points to create a combat build. Each attribute is directly related to a specific combat skill. There are no scoring rules. |
Each Legion appears as a level zero character. Initialization is required to set base variables for a character in multiple contracts. Upon initialization, Legion becomes playable and its level is set to 1. This leaves a blank sheet of attribute slots. These slots can be filled with attribute points to create a combat build. Each attribute is directly related to a specific combat skill. There are no scoring rules. Players can max out one category or create a balanced build, depending on which character they want to play.
Each character can complete a certain number of combat training sessions, each of which gives a certain amount of experience points. By gaining these points, they gain levels, which, in turn, grant more attribute points to improve their builds.
PvP battles
Players can take on each other in 1v1 battles in the battle arena. Battles have a turn-based structure, but are contained within a single online transaction. Each attribute of a hero is directly related to a certain aspect of combat. However, in order to create realistic meetings, the uncertainty factor must be taken into account.
Depending on the distribution of attribute points, players will behave differently in battle. Maxing out a particular attribute will give more benefits to its associated traits, but traits for other attributes will remain weak. The PvP battle ends when one of the players has 0 health points. Each battle requires a cash bet from both participants. When the battle is over, the winning player takes both bets from the prize pool, thus making a profit. A percentage of the total prize pool will be deducted as commission to cover operating costs.