# Astrobot: Character Properties

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## *Levels*

You can level up your Astrobot by earning experience points in the game's Campaign Mode (PVE) or Battle Mode (PVP). By leveling up, your Astrobot gains valuable Stats.

## ***Parts***

As you play, you'll have the chance to level up your Astrobot and equip it with powerful weapons. But what makes each Astrobot special is the unique combination of its four parts: Arms, Torso, Legs, and Head.

**Arms**: Think of your Astrobot's arms as its powerhouse. They give your Astrobot an Active Skill and boost its Attack stat. 

**Legs**: Legs make your Astrobots speedy and agile, giving it a Buff Skill and a boost to its Speed stat. 

**Torso**: The torso is the foundation of your Astrobot, providing it a Passive Skill and giving it extra staying power with a higher HP stat. 

**Head:** The head determines your Astrobot's Refining ability and overall Luck stat.

## ***Stats & Rarity***

Every Astrobot has four defining Stats: Attack, Speed, HP, and Luck.

**Attack** is all about power. The higher your Astrobot's Attack stat, the more damage it can dish out.

**Speed** is the key to quick thinking and fast moves. A high Speed stat means your Astrobot can attack and use skills more often.

**HP** is all about toughing it out. The higher the HP, the more physical damage your Astrobot can take.

**Luck** adds a touch of unpredictability to the game, determining how often your Astrobot will deliver critical damage and how well it can refine Astro Gem.

**CombatPower** is the statistic that adds **Attack, Speed, HP** and **Luck** together and is the ultimate measure of your Astrobot's might.

Your Astrobot's rarity is determined by CombatPower and comes with five tiers: **Common** (green), **Uncommon** (light blue), **Rare** (purple), **Legendary** (red), and **Mythic** (with special glowing effects).

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## *Durability*

**Durability** score shows how much it will cost to repair your Astrobots. After each game mode, either in a Campaign Mode (PVE) or Battle Mode (PVP), your Astrobots may sustain damage. This damage will lower their durability, which is a measure of how well they are functioning. If the durability drops to zero, your Astrobots will stop working and you'll need to use some of your in-game resources to get them back up and running.

## *Elements*

Each Astrobot can have one of the five Elements: **Fire**, **Water**, **Wind**, **Light** or **Dark**. These elemental forces have their own distinct strengths and weaknesses. 

**Water** is strong against **Fire**.

**Fire** is strong against **Wind**.

**Wind** is strong against **Water**.

**Light** and **Dark** are strong against each other. 

As you journey through the game, you'll discover that having a deck of five Astrobots with the same elemental power will unlock special bonuses and skill activations that will give you a significant advantage in battle.


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