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Through the HeroClix Online Paid Beta, players may take part in  the digital version of the game, selecting from maps and figures from HeroClix sets such as the Hammer of Thor set and the Fantastic Four starter set.  Using the same rules, miniatures and play mechanics as the tabletop game, participants may join public matches and tournaments with up to 64 players to a single tournament. Special items and prizes are awarded to winning teams.

As the online game continues to develop, new HeroClix expansions including maps and figures will be released later this year.
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