Players can fuse 2 NFT fighters to give life to a new Fighter. Through this process, the 2 NFTs are burnt and a new one is created:

1. Fusions have a strong chance of creating a fused NFT which will be stronger than its “parents”, depending on the compatibility of the parents’ attributes. Calculation: (avg of each base attribute +1 ) Fighter’s starting XP is the sum of the two parents’ and its potential is the one of its best parent.
2. Fusing fighters unlocks a new fighting ability slot (possibility to use more abilities at the same time in fights)
3. Fusions create new, procedurally generated patterns. The patterns are a reflection of the fighter’s parents. See example below

mockup representing 3 generations of fusions. The resulting fighter would have inherited 12.5% of its DNA from each original fighter

🧬 Attributes Transmission

High compatibility between two fighters leads to stronger fused fighters.

🥊 Abilities Transmission

Abilities are transmitted genetically. Fused fighters inherit abilities from the two original fighters.

Fused fighters have the same amount of abilities as their “parents”, with an additional fighting ability slot.

When the fusion occurs, the rarest abilities will have a higher chance of being transmitted. Making, in most cases, fused fighters exponentially stronger than their predecessors.

When fusing, the two pools of abilities will be combined so that only 1/2 abilities is kept. Combining them so that rarer abilities are saved, while maintaining a base set of: 1 block, 1 dodge and 1 attack, 1 special.

⚖️ Balance

Will fused fighters always win against other fighters? Does it push towards “pay-to-win” behaviors?

The level of challenge scales together with the player’s progression. Fighters with similar win rates are grouped together for the fights. Fused fighters have exclusive access to higher-tier tournaments with higher potential rewards. The competition is fiercer but also rewards better prize pools.

Ultimately, engaged players will want to use fusing mechanics to compete in more profitable tournaments for the same time spent per fighter.

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