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# Battle

![](/files/-MiLDDnWbZNtF9a5NZBk)

**Step 1:** Choose the character to go to battle and arrange the squad (All your characters and equipment are in My Bag) by clicking on the **avatars** of the characters in the list on the left, below the game screen or you can drag the character to the 6 slots above that have been preset and arrange the character lineup as you like.

Note: 1 team must have 5 characters and fully equipped with weapons

**Step 2:** See the right win rate for you (below the Bosses) and press **“Fighting”** to start fighting. If you do not see a suitable Boss, you can click **“Refresh All”** above the list of Bosses.

![](/files/-MiLDJl9DEQngaWolnNa)

**Step 3:** The game screen displays the game battle between the heroes and the Boss you selected.

* In case you win, the game will return a reward including: Token HRB and experience increase for each Hero and minus 40 Spin per battle
* If you Lose, you will get nothing and subtract 40 Spin per battle

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**Note:** 

* Maximum 500 Spins per character
* Deduct 40 Spins per game
* 360s restore 1 Spin


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