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# ChainLink Randomness Integration
The goal of our team is to make the project **completely transparent** and **fair to play**, which is why we have decided to utilize the services of Chainlink and implement the **next generation of on-chain randomness - Chainlink VRF V2**. This ensures that every output from the contract that is meant to be random is truly random, as the selection is done through the Chainlink random number generator.
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