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# Gameplay
Chibidango's are creatures of different races with unique sets of abilities, strengths and weaknesses. They get additional perks or stats based on their race, equipment, physical features and the pets they can pair with.
Each Chibi can do battles in the Colosseum or go on Adventures, Expeditions and Underworld to gain resources in order to become stronger. Chibi owners will be able to construct their own Dango Village, Summon new Chibis and earn DGEMS in the process.
## Adventures
Players can explore territories of the Chibi World in order to complete quests, battle in random encounters and mine minerals. Adventures give players experience points, Dango Gems (DGEMS) and materials for crafting.
You need a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 6 Chibis to go on Adventures.
## Colosseum
The Colosseum will serve as a PvP (Player versus Player) arena, where Chibi owners can clash for seasonal rewards and rating points. Colosseum will be one of the primary places to earn Dango Gems (DGEMS). At the end of each season top players will receive rewards in ADA, more information on how ADA is distributed in [Treasury](/treasury.md) section.
You will need to form a team from 1 to 6 Chibis to battle in the Colosseum.
## Expeditions
Expeditions are quests that give players materials for item upgrades upon completion.
You need a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 6 Chibis to go on Expeditions.
## Underworld
At a certain point players will also gain access to the Underworld, where Chibis will have the chance to battle high level monsters for more lucrative rewards, such as Void Stones for Chibi attribute upgrades.
You will need to form a team from 1 to 6 Chibis to venture into the Underworld.
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