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# Can I trade or sell my in-game characters?

Yes, in BlocTale, you can trade or sell your in-game characters. Each player's character is represented as an ERC721 token called a BlocTale Character, which stores the unique identity and attributes such as level, job level, profession, and honor. This tokenization enables players to securely trade, sell, or transfer their characters to other players through the in-game marketplace or third-party NFT markets.

The value of a character may increase as it progresses and improves its attributes. A highly leveled character with a rare profession or prestigious honor title can be more valuable in the market and may command a higher price. By participating in quests, events, and other in-game activities, players can enhance their character's value and profit from their gaming experience.


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