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# Welcome to the Ziggyverse
### What is the Ziggyverse?
The Ziggyverse is a collectible NFT game on BNB Chain. Players create teams of Ziggymon, sending them to battle against other players and their teams of monsters. Players can also wager on the outcome of their battles, as well as purchase consumables from the shop.
To create their Ziggymon, players must purchase or collect Tiles. These are then turned into Ziggymon with a large variety of looks and Ziggymon stats. The game takes the characters, lore, NFTs, and cryptocurrency of Moonpot and turns them into a living, breathing game.
### Who is building the Ziggyverse?
Technical development of the game has been outsourced to Whimsy Games, a Ukrainian games development company. While the idea, mechanics, and IP have come from the Ziggyverse team, Whimsy Games has worked on the coding needed to make the project a reality.
### What do I need to play the Ziggyverse?
Players can take part in the Ziggyverse without any Ziggymon or NFTs with a team of Combat Dummies. These will let the player try out the game, or make up for missing Ziggymon on their team.
To field Ziggymon, you'll need to either purchase one from another player or create one with a full set of six Tiles. You can also get a Genesis Ziggy to experience additional benefits like experience and LEEKS boosts.
### Where can I buy Ziggyverse NFTs?
Ziggyverse NFTs can be bought on the secondary market. You can find the collection on [NFTrade](https://nftrade.com/assets/bsc/0x6798f4e7da4fc196678d75e289a9d4801c3c849e).
### Roadmap
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