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# Field Pass (Battle Pass)

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<mark style="color:yellow;">**Field Pass is STG Footballs' take on a battle pass!**</mark>&#x20;

**You will have two ways to participate in the Field Pass:**\
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1\. Free version which is the top row.\
2\. Premium version which is used with the in-game resource "Gold" to purchase. (Gold can be earned from Daily Quest and Achievements or from our store with Credit Card.)\
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In this Field Pass, you will be able to earn things such as Packs, Positional XP, Star player cards, and Gold/silver as rewards. \
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The Field Pass will be run in seasons which gives users a set amount of time to complete the pass. Seasons to start will range from 4 - 6 weeks. \
\ <mark style="color:yellow;">**How to earn Footballs**</mark>\
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To progress through the Field Pass, you must play games and earn what's called "Footballs".  You earn footballs for every win/loss in the different game modes. Leaving gets you 0 Footballs.


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