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IMMORTAL TOKEN ICO Instructions & Tutorial

ICO Announcement

The ICO is open, the supply of Immortal warriors is only 100

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2061584.0

Warriors Description

The Persian Immortals were the special forces of the ancient world. They were trained from the age of five to do nothing but kill and destroy other soldiers.

The Immortal army was created due the creation of the Athenians army to make the battle smart contract more balanced and realistic as possible. They will support Persian Warriors on the first battle contract fighting side by side against Greek army

Technical Specification

Each Immortal warrior has a value in BP equals to BP value of one Athenian warrior defined in the battle contract rules. Moreover the Immortal warrior could not died in the battle but will be sent back to contributor address after the end of the battle.

The total supply of Immortals will be foreover 100, despite the Athenians warrior token that has up to 750 unity. On the battle contract no more of 100 Athenian warrior will be accepted

Contribution

To Contribute from any “Full” wallet address:

This includes any wallet not using a smart-contract to store your balance. So far we've tested this with Geth, Solidity, and MyEtherWallet.

(do NOT use this method to send from a multi-sig contract, or any other contract based wallet. It will fail to work because of gas stipend limits.)

It is important to include a minimum of 80,000 Gas with the transaction

  1. Send Ether to the ICO contract address in the amount multiple of 0.5 ETH, based upon the number of Immortal warrior you would like to buy. The amount you send should be 0.5 ETH or multiple, any change will be sent back. ICO Contract Address: 0xED19698C0abdE8635413aE7AD7224DF6ee30bF22
  2. Remember to include at least 80,000 gas with the transaction. Some wallets (such as Parity) should automatically detect the correct amount. But others may detect the default (such as 21,000) and if you send without increasing this, the tx will fail!
  3. You will be awarded balance based on your contribution, and can continue to send additional transactions in the future.
  4. The Immortal tokens you buy will be sent immediatly to your wallet, you don't have to wait the ICO completition.

To Execute a Function on the ICO Contract:

Note If you are executing any function which returns a value of "Tokens" it will return the exact integer number of IMT tokens, which is indivible (no decimal).

For Parity Users:

  1. Access the Parity Web UI
  2. If you don't have a "Contracts" tab, go to the "Settings" tab, and check the box to enable it.
  3. Go to the Contracts Tab
  4. Click the +Watch Button
  5. Choose “Custom Contract” and click Next
  6. Paste the following address into the “network address” field: 0xED19698C0abdE8635413aE7AD7224DF6ee30bF22
  7. Type in “ImmortalTokenICO” In the “contract name” field
  8. Type a description such as "Immortal Token ICO Contract" in the description field
  9. Paste the ABI code from the section below into the ABI field. (note you can select it easily in chrome by tripleclicking in the text field with the ABI below)
  10. Click the "add contract" button
  11. Now the contract will appear in your list of saved contracts. You can click on it to view all of the functions which can be read or queried without requiring a transaction, such as the "balanceOf" function.
  12. If you wish to execute a function requiring a transaction such as "approve" you will need to click on the "Execute" button near the top of the page.
  13. Then click the address you wish to execute the function from
  14. And choose the function you wish to execute from the dropdown list

For myEtherWallet

  1. Access your myEtherWallet account (note if you don't have a wallet, follow this tutorial to create a wallet: https://myetherwallet.groovehq.com/knowledge_base/topics/how-do-i-create-a-new-wallet )
  2. Once you have accessed your wallet, you can navigate to the "Contracts" tab
  3. Insert0xED19698C0abdE8635413aE7AD7224DF6ee30bF22 in "Contract Address"
  4. Insert the Contract ABI inside "ABI / JSON Interface"
  5. Click the "Access" button. This will then pop up below a "Read/Write Contract" section, with a "Select a Function" dropdown.
  6. You can now select the function you wish to access using the dropdown, and it will either show you the value of the query (for example if you check totalSupply, it will return "100") or it will present you with a "Write" button.
  7. Click the "Write" button, and it will prompt you any variables to provide, and an amount of ether to send. So for example if you are calling "approve" you can set the spender addres and the amount of ether.
  8. If you wish to check the balance of a contributor, choose balanceOf function, and provide the address you want to check.

Contract ABI

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