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# Rarity
**Spaceburds** NFT’s has variable rarities associated with them, The rarity of Spaceburds and drop amount is as follows:
**Common (3400)**
Base power levels
Normal healing abilities
Can spawn base level weapons and less rare weapons and accessories airdrops
**Rare (1000)**
Above-average power levels
fast healing abilities and combat power
Can spawn base level weapons as well as rare weapons along with accessories airdrops, less probability of being dropped with elite and legendary level assets.
**Ultra Rare (300)**
Spaceburds with high stature that rarely fight
Very high strategic and healing ability but comparatively less combat power
Can spawn all kinds of weapons and receive airdrops and accessories
**Elite (200)**
Fierce warriors with brute strength
Elite level combat power capable of defeating multiple devil cats altogether
Can spawn all kinds of weapons and including special accessories
**Legendary (100)**
Super duper rare legendary burds with insane power levels
Power and combat levels are unknown
Will be able to receive all airdropped accessories ever made along with special legendary weapons.
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