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# Rebirth
Rebirth is a functionality available from level 15 onwards. It will reset the EXP of a Champ to zero, thus setting its level back to 1. You can rebirth every character maximum two times.
To perform a rebirth, press the button that is available for every Champ from level 15 onwards.
Each rebirth brings substantial benefits:
The Champ gets an additional random attribute, called secondary attribute. This is a new bonus and can not be the same type as the already existing one (For the possible attribute bonuses refer to [Characters](https://docs.fungea.world/gameplay/characters)). The value range for the secondary attributes is 50% lower than the range for the corresponding main attribute. \
E.g. \
Priest main attribute: 3% - 9%\
Regeneration as secondary attribute: 3% - 6%
Every rebirth of an[ NFT Champ](/main-screen/barracks.md) increased the daily login reward for the player (see [Daily Login Bonus](/currencies/earn-truffles.md#daily-login-bonus))
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