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# NFT Ranks & Benefits

| **NFT Ranks**           | **XP Boost** | **Extra Gems Per Day** | **Special Perks**                 | **Benefits**                                                      |
| ----------------------- | ------------ | ---------------------- | --------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Worn** (Common)       | No Boost     | No Extra Gems          | Entry-Level NFT, No Special Perks | Basic in-game skins, small XP boost.                              |
| **Ethereal**            | +5% XP       | 1 Extra Gem Daily      | Slightly Faster Leveling          | Extra XP gain, limited access to NFT events.                      |
| **Cryptic**             | +10% XP      | 2 Extra Gems Daily     | Bonus in-game coins weekly        | Higher XP bonus, unlocks NFT-exclusive challenges.                |
| **Mythic**              | +15% XP      | 3 Extra Gems Daily     | Higher daily XP cap               | Special animations, extra RP for wins, exclusive tournaments.     |
| **Titan**               | +20% XP      | 4 Extra Gems Daily     | Exclusive seasonal rewards        | Earn passive $SKL rewards, premium tournament access.             |
| **Immortal** (Top Tier) | +25% XP      | 5 Extra Gems Daily     | VIP Access to Premium Tournaments | Highest XP/RP bonuses, governance voting rights, staking rewards. |


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