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# Leaderboard Rewards

## Overview

Each day 750 MAGIC, thousands of Nectar and multiple Mod Packs are distributed to the best performing BattleFlys as well as a few randomly selected Hyperdome Flys.

The amount a given Fly wins is based on League and is as follows:

* **Apex 1**: top 5% of players share 28% of total MAGIC pool, 1 random Apex 1 gets 2% of pool
* **Apex 2**: top 5% of players share 23% of total MAGIC pool, 1 random Apex 2 gets 2% of pool
* **Apex 3**: top 5% of players share 18% of total MAGIC pool, 1 random Apex 3 gets 2% of pool
* **Predator 1**: top 5% of players share 13% of total MAGIC pool, +100 Nectar each, 1 random Predator 1 gets 1% of pool
* **Predator 2**: top 5% of players share 7% of total MAGIC pool, +75 Nectar each, 1 random Predator 2 gets 0.5% of pool
* **Predator 3**: top 5% of players share 3% of total MAGIC pool, +50 Nectar each, 1 random Predator 3 gets 0.5% of pool
* **Monarch 1**: top 10% of players get +150 Nectar and +1 mod pack each
* **Monarch 2**: top 10% of players get +100 Nectar and+1 mod pack each
* **Monarch 3**: top 10% of players get +100 Nectar each
* **Pupa 1**:  top 10% of players get +75 Nectar each
* **Pupa 2**: top 10% of players get +50 Nectar each
* **Pupa 3**: top 10% of players get +25 Nectar each

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