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# Welcome to the Sherwood Smash

Sherwood Smash is a browser-based survival shooter. Players control the CashCat, fight escalating Pepe waves, collect Catnip XP, choose permanent blessings, defeat Bosses, earn score, and collect $CASHCAT rewards.

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The current game loop is:<br>

1. Choose an offline run or connect a wallet for an online run
2. Survive increasingly large enemy waves
3. Collect XP and choose one of three blessings on level-up
4. Defeat every fifth-wave boss for extra XP and guaranteed $CASHCAT drops
5. Push the highest possible score
6. After an eligible online run, claim earned CASHCAT through the connected wallet


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