# Introduction
> *"Close your eyes and imagine a pixel art world with delicious animation. In isometric perspective, done by a talented team collective.*
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> *Imagine this world having tiny little creatures scattered around, different species, powers, visuals, just waiting to be found.*
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> *Imagine finding one after trying for weeks, keeping it, feeding it, growing it, or becoming a legend in PVP.*
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> *Imagine finding a rare one, and making that trade for a small fortune, or choose to evolve it, it’s really up to you.*
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> *Join the world of the Safrootics, search for Tics, earn $Ting and many things.*
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> *Grow your Tics strong, build bonds with them, battle them against others for Glory and rewards.*
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> *There is a lot to explore in this magnificent pixelated world, and if you want to know more follow us on Twitter and join our Discord."*
* [executive-summary](https://docs.safrootics.com/whitepaper/executive-summary "mention")
* [what-is-safrootics](https://docs.safrootics.com/whitepaper/faqs/what-is-safrootics "mention")
* [what-to-do](https://docs.safrootics.com/whitepaper/faqs/what-to-do "mention")
* [why-this-art-style](https://docs.safrootics.com/whitepaper/faqs/why-this-art-style "mention")
* [how-is-it-built](https://docs.safrootics.com/whitepaper/faqs/how-is-it-built "mention")
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