PvP Patch Notes

Dear PVUers,

These Patch Notes include 3 mechanics relating to:

1. Burning

When you win a match during this beta, all of your NFT assets used in that match will lose 1 durability. On the other hand, a maximum of 4 random NFT assets will lose 1 durability when losing a game.

For example:

• Your team is equipped with 12 NFT assets -> They all will lose 1 durability when winning, but only 4 of them will lose 1 durability in a lost match.

• 6 NFT assets and 6 free assets -> All 6 NFT assets will lose 1 durability in a won match, but only 4 of them will lose 1 durability when losing.

• Less than 4 NFT assets -> All of your NFT assets will lose 1 durability whether you win or lose.

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2. Reward

The reward depends on the total NFT assets of that match (yours and your opponent's assets), and only the winner get the reward as follow:

• 0-2 NFTs: 0 fragment

• 3-5 NFTs: 1~2 fragments

• 6~11 NFTs: 3~4 fragments

• 12+ NFTs: 5~7 fragments

For example:

• Both you and your opponent bring only free assets to battle -> The winner of the match gets nothing.

• Your team is equipped with 3 NFT, and your opponent equips 3 NFT -> The winner gets between 3-4 fragments.

• Your team is equipped with 12 NFT, and your opponent equips 0 NFT -> The winner gets between 5-7 fragments, even if it's your opponent who wins.

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3. Combining Fragments

Plant fragments are NFT rewards for this beta. Each fragment requires 24 hours to complete the mining process. To craft a plant with the element of your choosing, you need to combine 20 fragments of the desired element. To increase the chance to get a higher rarity, you can spend another 0~30 fragments (these are optional, and any element can be used) to boost its rarity chance. The more fragments you use, the more opportunity to get a rare or even mythic plant.

For example:

a. Input: 20 light fragments (base fragments) + 0 optional fragments

Output: Light plant with random rarity.

b. Input: 20 light fragments (base fragments) + 30 random fragments

Output: Light plant with random rarity, but with a very low chance of getting a common plant.

c. Input: 20 light fragments (base fragments) + 30 fire fragments

Output: Light plant with random rarity, but the possibility of getting a common plant is lower. The 30 fire fragments don't change the element of the desired plant but rather increase its rarity.