# Trading Card Game

## Trading Card Game

After the dynamic evolution phase, Supaw moves into the TCG phase.

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Genesis holders enter the TCG before the public release.
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This phase pushes Supaw deeper into interactive gameplay and competitive strategy.

It turns Genesis ownership into a real head start inside the game ecosystem.

### What Genesis holders get

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Each Genesis NFT gives early access and one free card pack.
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* Early access to the TCG testnet.
* One free card pack for each Genesis NFT.
* The ability to open packs in testnet before mainnet launch.

### How gameplay works

Genesis NFTs do not give direct stat boosts or gameplay multipliers.

Instead, each Genesis NFT gives you a free card pack that can strengthen your early game.

You can trade your cards whenever you want.

You can combine and upgrade cards into stronger versions.

You can then build your strategy and battle on the field.

### Development and collaboration

More details about gameplay and game structure will be shared as development progresses.

To show serious commitment, Supaw is discussing and working behind the scenes with an important developer to help the TCG roll out smoothly.

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Genesis holders will be able to test the TCG early and simulate opening their free packs on testnet before mainnet.
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A comprehensive and specific article regarding the game prototype, full mechanic, homepage sneakpeek and concept leaks are coming very soon!
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