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# Starting Towers & Descriptions
All turrets have 4 statistics: Durability, Power, Range & Rate\
Durability: Disabled for now but in the future will act as health points for each turret\
Power: The amount of damage each shot contains\
Range: The total area of the map that the turret can fire at\
Rate: The speed at which the turret exchanges fire\
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NFT towers cost Techpoints + gMars to place on the map.\
The cost to place are as follows:
| Tower: | TP: | gMar: |
| ---------------- | -------------- | ------ |
| Sentry | 150 Techpoints | 1 gMar |
| Missile Launcher | 250 Techpoints | 2 gMar |
| Laser Turret | 280 Techpoints | 2 gMar |
| Mortar | 500 Techpoints | 3 gMar |
| Shockwave | 350 Techpoints | 3 gMar |
Towers have a 3 second deployment time once you place them on the map to when they start attacking enemies.
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Each tower also has 4 parts as you can see in the pictures below. These parts are the barrel, enhancer, controller, and base. These parts are upgradable for a cost of tech points and gmars.
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