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# --- Battle Pass ---

Coming soon.

<figure><img src="/files/qns9Az4tLaw1yhatLilQ" alt=""><figcaption><p>Battle Pass (V0.1)</p></figcaption></figure>

Introduction \
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The Battle Pass is the daily quest system in the Arcana world. \
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The Battle Pass (V0.1) will be FREE for all users. \
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Users will earn EXP for completing tasks - these EXP will contribute to user levels which will unlock various rewards. \
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The Battle Pass begins with 4 Levels with the following requirements. \
Level 1: 100 EXP \
Level 2: 250 EXP \
Level 3: 500 EXP \
Level 4: 1,000 EXP \
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To earn EXP users need to complete Daily Quests and Special Dispatch Missions \
Tasks Reset Daily @ 10:00AM +8GMT \
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Daily Quests (Twitter & Discord) \
Twitter: \
Like - 1 EXP \
Retweet - 2 EXP \
Quote RT - 3 EXP \
Comment - 3 EXP \
Post - 10 EXP (Post tagging [@ArcanaHQ](https://t.me/ArcanaHQ)) \
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Discord: \
Messages sent in [#general](tg://search_hashtag?hashtag=general) (within the last 24 hours) \
50 Messages = 5 EXP \
Reactions to admin announcements = 1 EXP, \
(Capped at 10 per day, reactions to past announcements in previous days can't be reset on next day) \
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\*Please note: NLP is used to disqualify spam messages/ Mods will alert the team for foul play\* \
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Special Dispatch Missions (Raids) \
Special Post/Threads (changes daily) by partners. \
Like - 1 EXP \
Retweet - 2 EXP \
Quote RT - 3 EXP \
Comment - 3 EXP


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