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# Gameplay

## Gameplay

Bomb Sol rewards active hero deployment. Add heroes to the map, place bombs, and destroy chests.

### Game loop

1. Purchase one or more heroes.
2. Add available heroes to the map manually.
3. Heroes place bombs to destroy chests.
4. Collect `$BSOL` rewards from destroyed chests.
5. Redeploy heroes after they recover energy.

### Bombs and chests

A hero's **Bomb Num** controls how many bombs it can use. **Bomb Range** controls each bomb's blast range.

Bombs destroy chests on the map. Each chest has a rarity, appearance chance, and fixed `$BSOL` reward.

### Energy and sleep mode

Each exploded bomb consumes `1` Energy. Every `1` point of Stamina equals `100` Energy.

A hero enters sleep mode immediately at zero Energy. Energy then recovers automatically.

After recovery, manually add the hero to the map again. Heroes do not redeploy automatically.

{% hint style="info" %}
Plan hero deployment around available Energy. A sleeping hero cannot place bombs.
{% endhint %}


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