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# Coin (Cat)

### **"Four Fingers"**

**COMBAT SPECS**

▪️HEALTH — 30\
▪️POWER ATTACK — 2\
▪️RECHARGE RATE — 3 turns\
▪️DEXTERITY — 100\
▪️PROTECTION — 20\
▪️CRITICAL STRIKE CHANCE — 5%\
▪️SPEED — 4 tiles\
▪️ATTACK RANGE — 2 tiles

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**ACTIVE ABILITY: IN THE CROSSHAIRS**

Coin takes aim at his target and fires two precise shots. Each shot deals damage equal to his Power Attack plus an additional 20 damage. Coin's Critical Strike Chance and Dexterity are increased by 100% for 1 turn.

Every 10 character levels increase the additional damage by 3.
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**PASSIVE ABILITY: COUNTERFEITERS**

+10% DUST gain.

Requires the "Minters" gang collection to be completed.
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#### HERO STORY

While the Steam Empire ruled the streets of Technopolis, the true master of the Lower City never sat on a throne. His power was born in dark alleys, underground workshops, and abandoned tunnels beneath the city.

That master was a cat named Coin, better known as "Four Fingers."

It was Coin who founded the Coiners Gang, turning it into the most influential criminal organization in Lower Technopolis. Under his control were underground gambling houses, smuggling routes, secret workshops, and the production of counterfeit Imperial coins. All of this existed right under Argo the Eternal's nose, yet neither the Empire's police nor its intelligence service ever managed to destroy Coin's criminal empire.

In his youth, Coin was an ordinary stray kitten struggling to survive on the streets of Technopolis. He quickly realized that in this world, strength does not always defeat intelligence. While others fought over scraps, Coin learned to observe, listen, and calculate other people's mistakes several steps ahead.

His life changed the day he saved a young dog named Not, who had stolen a steam-powered rifle from one of the Empire's military manufactories. Coin led him through the old sewer tunnels, which he knew better than any city engineer, and helped him escape the pursuing robots. It was then that a friendship was born between them, laying the foundation for the Coiners Gang.

Coin earned the nickname "Four Fingers" because of his unusual habit of wearing massive gold rings on four fingers, connected together into a heavy knuckle-duster. But there are other rumors throughout Lower Technopolis. Some claim that each ring reminds him of one of the most dangerous enemies he once defeated. Coin himself never confirms these stories and only responds with a mysterious smile.

Despite his criminal past, Coin lives by his own code. He despises betrayal, always keeps his word, and protects those he considers his own. That is why even the Resistance sometimes turns to the Coiners Gang for help when a job must be done that no one else is willing to take.

People in Lower Technopolis have long said: if you become Coin's enemy, you may hide from the police, escape the robots, and even get away from the Empire. But no one has ever escaped "Four Fingers."
