In video games, a loot box (also called a loot/prize crate) is a consumable virtual item that can be redeemed to receive a randomized selection of further virtual items, or loot, ranging from simple customization options for a player's avatar or character to game-changing equipment such as weapons and spells.

ChainLink VRF

To ensure true randomness, the loot boxes make use of ChainLink's VRF which is a protocol on the blockchain that allows the generation of true random values in a predefined range of potential outcomes. This ensures that the minted NFTs have true randomness.

The team went with this method of randomness to insure the integrity of the process by utilizing a third party. Chainlink's VFR has been used by numerous successful projects with great success.

Seasonal Loot Boxes

With each new season, we will update the Items mintable by the loot box smart contract, this may include new heroes, champions, items, or updated characters, etc

The current Loot box smart contract will mint Season 2 NFTs.

Loot Box Tiers

Rare

Epic

Legendary

There are also special boxes:

Squire

Knight

And Many More

Each loot box mints three (3) random NFT cards, this can include Heroes, Champions, or Items. There is no limit/threshold on which NFT can be minted.

Total Supply

To ensure the rarity of the NFTs, we will limit the number of Loot boxes sold through the Official Marketplace.

Holders of Founders token, mint a loot box each month therefore the numbers may change once we have finalized the Founders sale.

Drop Rates of NFT Types

For each NFT Type the drop rates are defined as follows:

Rare

Epic

Legendary

Drop Rate in Each Box

For each Champion, Item, or Hero every entity within a tier has an equal probability of being minted.