Sequel to the completion of 3-week gameplay in Knight of the Ether: Blightfell, the game developers have begun its earlier announced minting event. The minting event will allow all users to mint with a Free Village NFT or Blessed Villager NFT. Knights of the Ether has collaborated with Treasure DAO to provide users with free NFT minting. The minting event will run from June 21st to July 12th, 2023.
Benefits: Free Villager NFT vs Blessed Villager NFT
The Free Villager NFT can be minted at no cost while Blessed Villager NFT costs $33. Players with free Villagers NFTs are limited to a few loot boxes (common & uncommon). However, a player with Blessed NFT can access all five types of loot boxes including common, uncommon, rare, epic, and legendary. Free Villagers NFT holders can only play an expedition per day and compete in micro-tournaments. In addition to these benefits, Holders of Blessed NFT can sell gear on-chain, trade after early access ends, equip all rarities of gear, earn $FIEF, and compete in leaderboards. They also stand eligible to win Harvester Parts.Â
After acquiring an NFT, the player can delve into the game and fight against monsters using the best available cards and strategy. Players can earn up to 200 types of gear pieces from the combat. Gears give a player a more robust and better advantage during gameplay.Â
The team invites players to participate in Mydsummer Madness where they can compete with other players across 12 different leaderboards. The special event has a prize pool of $300,000 worth of prizes.Â
About Knights Of The Ether
Knights of the Ether is a deck-building roguelike game which allows players to battle on random maps, collect cards, upgrade gear and abilities, with the aim of defeating the final boss. The gameplay involves traversing randomly generated maps, upgrading gear and abilities through collected cards and items, and overcoming various challenges such as enemies, traps, and puzzles. It provides opportunities to earn rewards through in-game quests, tournaments, and staking.
