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Gems Collection: Legacy of the Supernova
In the aftermath of a Sunstrike Supernova, the universe left behind more than dust — it gave birth to GEMs. Crystalline shards of cosmic energy, forged in the heart of a dying star.
Each GEM is a vessel of raw potential. With every fusion, it evolves — gaining brilliance, power, and purpose. Climb through nine stages of transformation, from humble Blue to the divine Solar Gem, a fragment of the universe’s own fire.
But these aren't just relics. GEMs fuel your Hero's journey: they grant XP, unlock rewards, and bridge the digital with the real. Burn them, craft them, ascend with them.
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Born from the first cosmic dust, the Blue Gem is the foundation of all celestial minerals. Its deep sapphire glow pulses with raw, unrefined energy, waiting to be shaped into something greater. Though seemingly ordinary, it holds the spark of infinite potential—just like the first stars of the universe.
Rarity: Common
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The Cyan Gem is the first stage of ascension. By merging nine Blue Gems, this mineral has condensed its essence, glowing with a mesmerizing azure brilliance. It is no longer just cosmic residue—it has begun its journey toward something far greater.
Rarity: Uncommon
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A transformation has begun—the Green Gem pulses with an ethereal glow, mirroring the color of distant nebulae where new worlds are born. Its energy is stabilizing, forming the foundation for the next stage of cosmic perfection.
Rarity: Rare
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A rare celestial convergence has occurred — nine Green Gems have merged into the enigmatic Purple Gem, pulsating with arcane energy. It is rumored that this mineral resonates with the hidden frequencies of the universe, acting as a conduit to higher realms.
The Magenta Gem radiates an unearthly brilliance, glowing with the raw essence of the cosmos. Those who possess it hold a fragment of creation itself, a bridge between the physical and the infinite. Few have witnessed its energy up close—fewer still have harnessed its full potential.