# Player mint
## What is a player mint?
* The creation of a new player (called a "child player") using two players in your possession (called "parent players") is called "minting."
* The new player will appear as an unopened "player pack."
* When minted, two packs will appear at a certain probability.
## Mint Ingredients
For Player minting, you will need the following items:
* Parent Player x 2
* Mint Scroll x 2
* $TSUBASAUT for mint cost
### Mint Scroll
* To generate a new Player, two "Mint Scrolls" of the same rarity as the parent Player to be used are required.
* There are five rarities of Mint Scrolls.
* **Common / ****Uncommon**** / ****Rare**** / ****Epic**** / ****Legendary**
* Mint Scrolls can be obtained from Treasure Boxes that come as gameplay rewards.
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**Example of Mint Scroll usage:**
* If you want to use two Common Players as "parent Players", you need two Common "mint scrolls".
* In the case of an Uncommon Player and a Common Player, one Uncommon mint scroll and one Common mint scroll are required.
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### Mint Cost
You must spend $TSUBASAUT for Player minting.
The cost at this time is determined by the rarity of the parent player and the number of times it has been minted.
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## Mint Limits
### Mint Limit
Each Player may be used max 7 times for Player minting.
This is shown with the icon in your inventory.
### Cooltime
After a player has been minted, **48 hours** must elapse before the player can be minted again. The same cool time applies to players acquired from the Marketplace, and you must wait **48 hours** after acquiring them before using them as the parent of a mint.
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