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# Gears

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#### ▶ Gears <a href="#undefined" id="undefined"></a>

* There are various types of gears such as swords and spears, fans and shields, and armor, and may have special abilities to enhance attack power or absorb enemy's life.
* Gears consist of 3 parts: weapons, armor, and accessories, and you can have generals wear arms that suit each part.
* Gears can be obtained by drawing gears with Gems.

#### ▶ Gears Rarity <a href="#undefined-1" id="undefined-1"></a>

* Gears have 3 kinds of rarity: Common, Rare, Hero
* Additional options vary depending on the rarity of Gears.

#### ▶ Gears Class <a href="#undefined-2" id="undefined-2"></a>

* Classes of gears range from 1 to 6 stars, and the capabilities of gears vary depending on their classes.

#### ▶Gears Enhancement Level <a href="#undefined-3" id="undefined-3"></a>

* The enhancement level can increase up to +7.
* The capabilities of gears vary depending on their enhancement levels, and jewel slots will additionally be opened.


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