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# Introduction

In Battleworld, players, also known as **Contenders,** take on the role as owners of one or more warriors. Warriors come in many types, and they are martial artists, combat experts, and champions from many worlds throughout the Universe. 

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Each Acolyte and Renegade warrior is unique (and each is an NFT) that you can acquire, train, and develop into the warrior that you want them to be
{% endhint %}

In the Alpha version you do not control your warrior but rather guide their journey and ensure their victory through strategic decisions and wise management.

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