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# Battle Droids

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### Small But Mighty!

Battle Droids are small autonomous NFT bots, that you can purchase from the GMR Center to boost your Leets chances inside the arena. Battle Droids belong to one of four skills groups, each with a specific advantage. Gamers can level up their Droids to increase their power, speed, and physical appearance, by combining two equal-level Droids using the GMR Center dapp (maximum level height is currently set to level 4).

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