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# FAQ

### What is Sherwood Smash?

Sherwood Smash is a browser survival shooter where players fight Pepe waves, collect XP, choose permanent blessings, defeat Swole Dog bosses, compete on a wallet leaderboard, and earn CASHCAT pickups

### Where can I play?

The game is available at [sherwoodsmash.xyz](https://sherwoodsmash.xyz/)

### Do I need a wallet?

No. Offline runs do not require a wallet. Connect before starting an online run when you want leaderboard identity and CASHCAT claim eligibility

### Which network does the game use?

Robinhood Chain mainnet, chain ID `4663`. Transaction fees are paid in `ETH`.

### What is CASHCAT?

CASHCAT is the reward token used by the game:

```
0x020bfC650A365f8BB26819deAAbF3E21291018b4
```

### Which wallet authorizes CashCat?

The production claim signer and vault owner is:

```
0x797C9b76ed933775AE57042438b2b6B1336B186e
```

The signer wallet authorizes the voucher. The funded vault contract performs the actual CASHCAT transfer after validation.

### How does the leaderboard work?

Online runs submit nickname, wallet, score, wave, level, kills, CASHCAT collected, and duration. The public list keeps the best score per wallet.


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