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# The Team

• **The Zombie Chains Community DAO** – The Visionaries&#x20;

• **WeirdOZ** – The Builders&#x20;

• **jcardanofan** – The Idea Man: Creator of the Tournament Layout and Economic Flow.&#x20;

• **Vohnj** – Communications Lead: The voice behind sharing the project. Also assists with keeping the DAO communication flow&#x20;

• **HoArder** – The Glue: The man that has allowed us to bring our vision to reality&#x20;

• **beastman.kojak** – Lead Developer: Webpage development and builder of the Tournament Layout&#x20;

• **gary** – Developer/Advisor: Assisting on testing the flow. Bringing additional minting aspects to the Tournament system

**The Kreep** – Artist/Advisor: Creator of all the Art NFT’s directly associated the Zombie Fight Club Tournament.&#x20;

• **The Zombie Chains Team** - They are not currently associated with building the Tournament Ecosystem, but without the Art of Brian Allen and the creation of the Fight Simulation by CardanoDan and Chris (reliablestaking) none of this would be possible.


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