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• CryptoCrusades Wiki

  Build. Battle. Earn Crypto. Cryptocrusades is a grand strategy empire game for iOS and Android.

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/CryptoCrusades_Wiki

• Combat

  Combat is an essential part of CryptoCrusades. It is one of several ways of earning Gold. Players can engage in one-vs-one combat with other players, the result of which is stealing Resources, with

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Combat

• Units

  Units are trainable troops that each perform different functions. Players are capable of training units in Barracks by spending Resources. Trainable units include: Archers, Spears, Cavalry, Siege, Scholar, Wagon, and Settler. Units can move between

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Units

• Resources

  There are 4 primary Resources in CryptoCrusades: Food, Stone, Wood, and Inspiration. The 5th resource, Gold, is unique in that it can be exchanged for Ethereum. They have various purposes: training units in the Barracks

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Resources

• Genesis City

  A Genesis City is a unique type of Capital City that functions as an NFT. Each Genesis City resides on a set location based on real-world cities from the Medieval Era (500-1500s CE

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Genesis_City

• Settlements

  A Settlement is a player-controlled tile that can harvest Resources from surrounding tiles. A Settlement serves as an administrative base of an empire. It can be attacked, defended, and its buildings can be upgraded

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Settlements

• Classes

  There are five Classes in the game. Each class is available to every player and comes with a unique style of gameplay. Despite the class offerings, there are many gameplay options outside of the 5

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Classes

• Policies

  Policies are passive buffs or privileges that can be enacted in the City Hall. They affect different aspects of the game, such as buffing unit strength or providing access to crafting Relics. There are five

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Policies

• Trinkets

  Trinkets are the ingredients used to craft heroes, customisables, and relics. Each trinket will be seen in-game as a material or object that relates to the craftable item. For example, a player would need

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Trinkets

• Capital

  A Capital is the main Settlement of an empire. It has special functionality that Towns do not have. (Note: A Genesis City is a unique type of Capital that can be bought and sold on

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Capital

• Airdrops

  Airdrops are universally scheduled, planet-wide occurrences that distribute Gold to players at from the airdrop pool. They are funded by in-game events as well as in-game transactions, with a% of which is

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Airdrops

• Gold

  Gold is the primary trading resource in CryptoCrusades. Each Class in CryptoCrusades has a unique Policy tree that affects gameplay. A player can dedicate a portion of their city's Gold to funding Policies in

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Gold

• Ethereum

  Ethereum is a programmable blockchain. CryptoCrusades is built on the Ethereum blockchain, meaning that all transactions in the game occur on-chain and are publicly available. This allows for a stable, secure server for the

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Ethereum

• Relics

  Relics are Craftable NFTs that can be stored in a player's Settlement to increase the player's share in the daily Gold Airdrop. Each Relic takes the form of a historical, well-known artifact

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Relics

• Customizables

  A player’s crest is displayed on ranked leaderboards (See Rank). The player can choose a crest to represent their empire. This can be changed in [Player?] Options. Border Color

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Customizables

• Heroes

  What they do[] Heroes give bonuses to an army or city. Examples of these bonuses include increased attack, troop speed, resource generation, defense, trinket rarity, etc., A city buffing hero will only buff the city

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Heroes

• Barracks

  The Barracks is one of the 4 main types of buildings withing a player's Settlement. It's primary purpose is to train Units, which can be used for various purposes, such as Combat, Thievery

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Barracks

• Bank

  The Bank functions as a player's in-game management center for a player's CryptoWallet. It is also a useful center for financial statistics, such as current Airdrop information and general income. The goal

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Bank

• Borders

  The Borders of an empire shows an empire's boundaries. They incorporate the hex tiles that belong to a specific empire. Certain hex tiles provide Resources for an empire. If these Resource tiles are included

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Borders

• Walls

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  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Walls

• Combat Mechanics

  During the Siege Phase, the attacking player can lower their opponents defenses by attempting to destroy the defender's Walls. Siege Units can be used to lower the level of a Wall. During the Combat

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Combat_Mechanics

• Upgrading Buildings

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  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Upgrading_Buildings

• Temple

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  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Temple

• Market

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  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Market

• Wagons

  Wagons are one of two types of Thievery Units that participate in the Thievery Phase of an attack on an enemy's city. The Thievery Phase is the final stage of an attack, in which

  https://cryptocrusades.fandom.com/wiki/Wagons