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# Getting Started

Loot Heroes is a browser based game on the Solana blockchain. \
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In order to play you will need to have one of the following wallets installed:

* Phantom
* Slope
* Solflare
* Ledger
* Sollet & Sollet (Extension)

After you've gotten yourself setup with a wallet, if you haven't already bought yourself a Hero NFT you may want to check out the collection: <https://magiceden.io/marketplace/lootheroes>. You'll need a Hero in order to start earning LOOT in the game, which is required to recruit more heroes and forge gear making your heroes strong enough to defeat the daily dungeons. You can acquire gear through the marketplace as well: <https://magiceden.io/marketplace/lootheroesgear>, or earn it through gameplay.\
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Once you've acquired a hero head to: <https://lootheroes.io/game> where you can view your heroes, stake them on expeditions to earn LOOT, recruit more heroes, and run dungeons for additional LOOT.

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