# Eternal Brawl

***Eternal Brawl has been added to Space Guild's expanding library of play-to-earn games available through our Guild System.*** It is the first web3 game that integrates Play-To-Earn gamefi and competitive card brawl. The ***biggest feature of the game is a collection of famous characters from mythological history*** all over the world, such as Odin, Shiva, Goku,Tokugawa Ieyasu, even Elon Musk and Martin Luther King.

**The characters and cards are indeed all well-known historical individuals,** but the most telling details are the abilities of the characters. ***Each character in the game has a unique skill*** that corresponds to the historical character's persona, activities, strengths, weaknesses, manner of death, and historical events that they took part in.

No matter which country the players are from, ***they can find heroes in their own culture in Eternal Brawl!*** Each hero has special skills and sound effects that fit their historical background, and they are all special NFTs! With unparalleled value! Eternal Brawl supports up to 8-player in the game. Players have different identities: kings, knights, rebels, and careerists. ***Players can choose their favorite hero to fight, and skillfully use the hero's identity and skill advantages to help them win huge rewards!*** The original culture with multiplayer competition helps the cultural exchange of different countries and can be welcomed in any country, so Eternal Brawl has huge market potential.


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