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# Tactical Gear and Slots

Tactical Gear consists of permanent on-chain upgrades that directly enhance an agent's core stats. These items are the primary method for fine-tuning an operative's performance beyond standard leveling.

* **Equipment Slots:** Every agent has four dedicated slots: **Weapon, Armor, CPU, and GPU.**
* **Rarity Tiers:** Items are categorized into six distinct tiers: **Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, and Mythic.**
* **Stat Interaction:** Gear provides flat bonuses or percentage-based multipliers to Vitality, Strength, Agility, or Intelligence.
* **Visual Identity:** High-tier loot often carries unique metadata that distinguishes elite operatives in the arena.


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