> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bofy.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bofy.io/bofy-nft/avatar.md).

# Avatar

By what character you choose, the experience level in the game allows you to unlock and mint unique NFT avatar colours. Your earned NFTs will have unique value, not only in the game but in real life, regarding the rarity of the avatar. Character avatars will be deployed in line with the featured project's road map.

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**NFT avatars can be used to earn income by staking it and getting NFT APY. Also, income can be generated by selling the NFT at any available marketplace.**\
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In-game experience that unlocks avatar NFT mint on exact level:

* **10 Level, possible rarity** common | uncommon
* **15 Level, possible rarity** common | uncommon
* **20 Level, possible rarity** common | uncommon | rare
* **30 Level, possible rarity** uncommon | rare | epic
* **35 Level, possible rarity** uncommon | rare | epic
* **40 Level, possible rarity** rare | epic
* **50 Level, possible rarity** rare | epic
* **55 Level, possible rarity** rare | epic | legendary
* **75 Level, possible rarity** epic | legendary
* **95 Level, possible rarity** epic | legendary | artifact
* **110 Level, possible rarity** legendary | artifact


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