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# Founding Farmers
2,222 farmers, each one a character you can play.
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Not live. Nothing has been minted or deployed, and no contract exists. Holding one grants nothing yet.
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The eleven Mythic farmers.
A planned collection of 2,222 farmers. Each one is a character you play, not a picture you hold. Their look is fixed, and the game draws them with the same animation as everyone else: walking, chopping, watering, casting, fighting.
They carry hats, hairstyles and accessories that the ordinary character creator does not offer.
| Tier | |
| --------- | ----- |
| Common | 1,223 |
| Uncommon | 556 |
| Rare | 267 |
| Epic | 122 |
| Legendary | 43 |
| Mythic | 11 |
The 43 Legendary farmers.
## Planned benefits
**Early access** before the game opens publicly.
**More energy**, and it comes back faster.
**Farming Points**, under the system described in [Token & Farming Points](/nfts-and-token/overview.md).
Further benefits are intended and will be announced separately.
## Still to be decided
The chain, the mint, the date, and whether rarity carries anything in play. Nothing has been set.
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