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# Deck creation
Before engaging in a fierce battle, you must first choose the ones who will fight alongside you.\
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To create a deck, select one of your Heroes as a leader, then pick 8 Golems between the neutral faction and your leader's faction.
Heroes are primordial golems with strong abilities that you can choose to become leaders of your decks.\
They are already here at the start and gain access to abilities during the game.
Golems are entities acting as **Towers to defend your base**. Once placed, they will attack nearby threats and **generate Summons** every wave on the enemy side to **destroy his base** and claim the victory.
Golems have a cost in **Crystal Coin (CC)** indicated in their description. You need to spend it in order to play them.
When building your deck, be sure to select Golems that suit your play style the most. Some Golems are better for attacking or defending, and others are useful to create synergies.
Golems will be added regularly into Anazir, letting you choose later between **100+ golems** to create your deck.
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