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# Introduction
Planetary Defense V3 is a Web3 strategy game built on the WAX blockchain. The game is currently in the beta phase and can be accessed at this address:
It's a fully on-chain title where you act as a commander who stakes NFTs to generate resources, assembles combat divisions, forges equipment, and launches PvE missions across different planets to earn **TLM**, **DEF** and **NFT** rewards.
V3 brings a redesigned interface, a more visual forge, smoother division management, and a global leaderboard.
The gameplay rests on three pillars:
* **NFT economy** β stake your lands and units to make them playable and produce resources.
* **PvE missions** β solo or multi-instance, including community mega-raids.
* **PvP raids** β attack rival lands, steal resources, and dominate the leaderboard.
Planetary Defense V3 introduces a complete transition to an on-chain interstellar strategy experience on WAX, significantly expanding the core competitive gameplay and asset management compared to previous versions.
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### π The Galaxy & Economy
The galaxy of Planetary Defense V3 spans six planets available for conquest and resource extraction: Magor, Eyeke, Kavian, Naron, Neri, and Veles. Mission and raid rewards are paid out in TLM and DEF, with DEF tradeable on the Alcor exchange.
### π Military Statistics Tracking
The V3 interface introduces, for the first time, clear and centralized tracking of your empire's military statistics:
* Total Defense & Total Attack β Two global metrics shown on the Dashboard that calculate the overall power of your deployed fleet and defenses.
* Divisions Management β A dedicated screen to create, upgrade, and structure custom military divisions for offensive or defensive purposes.
### πΊοΈ Missions Expansion
Missions have been categorized and branched out to offer different dynamics depending on the assets you own:
* Claims Missions & Planetary Missions β Galaxy-scale missions tied to extracting or claiming resources.
* Community Missions β Special tasks linked to synergies between community members and in-game factions.
### π§ Land Management (Lands & Buildings)
The section dedicated to managing NFT Lands has been radically enhanced with the introduction of:
* Buildings β The ability to construct structures directly on your plots to unlock production bonuses, store resources, or raise defensive barriers.
* Chests β An upgrade system for Chests that increases the rarity and volume of drops and reward payouts.
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### βοΈ Raids and PvP Mode
V3 shifts strongly toward interactive, aggressive gameplay:
* Raids β A mechanic for organizing coordinated fleet assaults against neutral territories or bosses.
* PvP (Player vs Player) β A direct competitive feature that lets you attack other players' lands, plunder their accumulated resources, and climb a real-time global Leaderboard to prove your supremacy.
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### βοΈ The Forge
An entirely new section built around capacity. You unlock Forge levels with TLM, then spend DEF to buy slots in four categories (Divisions, Equipment, Supplies, Services/Lavalux). More slots means more divisions on the field and more gear on your mercenaries.
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