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# Map Tiles

Different game modes have a wide range of interactive maps that are constantly changing in real time. Their size might change mid-game, new obstacles might arise, and other changes can occur during gameplay.

[Codyfighters](/white-paper/gameplay/in-game-assets/codyfighter.md) move in small squares in these maps called map tiles. There is a variety of tile maps that can either give an advantage or a disadvantage for players or NPCs. For example, players can take the exit gate in the battle to win points against their opponent or use a teleport tile to avoid an attack.

The use of map tiles is connected to the [metagame](/white-paper/gameplay/metagame.md) where logical skills play an important role in winning a battle.


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