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# Armory
### Prepare your team for exploration
Some missions involve greater dangers than others. Make sure to equip your soldiers with different pieces of **armor and NFT weapons** to increase their chances of survival.
* You can create new equipment using the crafting system:
* You can create different equipment sets and store up to 10, remember that you can only assign one equipment set to one soldier, once you do this, it will no longer be available for the rest.
* Equipped equipment wears out, don't forget to repair its durability to make it effective again!
### Equipment selection
Once you have decided which equipment set you want to create, you must confirm the changes using the "**Confirm Changes"** button to save your equipment set.
You can view the different equipment sets you have created using the diamonds at the bottom  or the selection arrows .
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