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# NFT Genesis Character

Genesis Characters offer the same benefits as NFT Characters but function as a lifetime battle pass; they do not have a 60-day time limit. They are not soulbound, which means they can be transferred or sold on marketplaces. These characters will have a limited supply of 10,000 and can only be purchased during our mint event in May 2023 or on secondary markets such as on [OpenSea](https://opensea.io/collection/lastremainscharacters).

Genesis Characters were sold for about 80 $MATIC or $60 USD at the time of our Genesis launch. These characters will be on the Polygon network and can be purchased with multiple currencies and potentially a credit card.

Benefits to be confirmed with Genesis Characters include:

* Claimable swag and exclusive benefits
* Priority access to early testing
* In the future, be able to use and monetize with the Last Remains IP
* Lifetime access to earn item skins and shards and participate in any season's battle passes
* Discounts in creating a guild for the season.


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