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# Rarity

When you unlock a Spaceship NFT you will notice it has a STAR value between 1 and 5.   This value represents the rarity of the card.  The more rare the card, the better the base stats are on that card.   The stats also have a range so that even cards of the same rarity may have better/lesser values than another.   

## <mark style="color:blue;">Factional Stats</mark>

Each faction has a different ship design.  These ships may also have different Health / Shield ratios and sometimes even inherent resistances / weaknesses specific to that Class / Model of space craft.   This is also something to consider when buying NFTs from our Auction House.  \
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Some of the enemies you might face in Space Guardians might have attributes which allow them to completely bypass SHIELDS, so therefore using a spaceship that has High HULL HP and Low Shields may be a lot more beneficial.

### Example

Let’s say we discover a **Khover Ship** which has a <mark style="color:orange;">**60**</mark> **/&#x20;**<mark style="color:green;">**40**</mark> - <mark style="color:orange;">**HP**</mark>**&#x20;/&#x20;**<mark style="color:green;">**Shield**</mark> base ratio.   \
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Stats might look something like this.&#x20;

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This will also include a set of random weakness / resistance stats, for example:

* 1 random resistance stat @ 5-10% dmg reduction\
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  **OR**<br>
* 1 improved resistance stat @ 10-15% AND 1 elemental weakness stat 10-5% (1 star-5 star respectively)


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