The first three Dragon mints from Eternal Dragons—the Fighter, the Mage, and the Slayer—sold out quickly. The Hunter mint will begin operations on August 2.
The non-fungible tokens for the Eternal Dragons are in high demand. They have 10,000 Genesis Dragon NFTs in their mint, but they are only issuing them in batches of 1,000 so that each class in the game can have its own. Fighters, Mages, and Slayers sold out in record time, with the first three sales not even reaching the allowlist stage. Additionally, this next Tuesday’s release of the Hunter mint is likely to have similar outcomes.
There is still time to get on the allowlist for minting a Genesis Hunter from Eternal Dragons. Allowlist spots for the Hunter mint, scheduled to release on August 2. It will be prioritized for players who purchase two Genesis Dragons from the Magic Eden marketplace by the end of August 1. Used Dragons are not considered valid. This weekend, between the 30th and the 1st of August, is valid for purchases.
Dragon Tokens
The cost to mint a Dragon is 2 SOL (Solana tokens). This mint has a limited supply of only 1,000 NFTs. Beginning at 16:00 CET on August 2 (priority allowlist gets access five minutes earlier), the public mint will be open for business. The earliest sales of NFTs are collectively referred to as Genesis Dragons. The Genesis Dragons are the most powerful of all. Hence they will utilize them to create new Dragons.
These NFTs can be played in-game and generate new visual styles for each NFT. It should eventually reflect in video game visuals.
Suppose you are interested in future mints but were not accepted to the allowlist for the Hunter mint. In that case, you may stay up to date on future allow listing events by following their Twitter and joining their Discord server.
About Eternal Dragons
The Solana blockchain powers Eternal Dragons. It is an auto-battle royale game. The Dragons are the fighting units. Eternal Dragon features a wide variety of play styles because of its eight distinct classes, position-based skills, and elemental affinities. Dragons have the standard attributes of health, elemental strength (magical damage), and physical toughness (physical damage).
Additionally, Eternal Dragons units have a wide variety of other characteristics that contribute to their overall effectiveness in battle. In the first place, everyone has a starting proficiency. This is the Dragon’s primary ability, and it is the one used most frequently. It may take the form of an assault, cure, enhancement, debuff, or perhaps a combination of these. Even units have their preferred primary statistics.
Matching things to prime stats will provide better combat value. Hence this will matter when players add items to troops. Dragons have their versions of Class Skills and Skill Sets. A skill set is a group of related skills. Dragons can only use these powers with compatible Skill Sets. Class Skills, unsurprisingly, are unique to particular Dragon Classes.
Hunter’s Sneak Peak
There was a sneak peek of the Hunter class’s future Skills. With Pack Attack, nearby friendly units have a chance to utilize their base attack ability simultaneously on the same target. The damage taken by this unit is shared with nearby allies thanks to its pack empathy ability. Changing the targets of the enemy units is easy using Hunter’s ability, Target Manipulation (I think). Furthermore, Hunters’ Dual Nature augments the damage they do to units affected by Damage over Time (DoT).
Each class has certain other classes that it enjoys pairing with. These are referred to as “nearby dragons.” Dragons near one another tend to share abilities. In addition, they will typically have complementary class-based talents and abilities. Dragons also receive bonuses for sharing affinities with teammates. There is an affinity with the elements like Earth, Air, and Void for each NFT.
We are halfway through the anticipated Genesis NFT sales for Eternal Dragons. Also, the game’s alpha is scheduled to debut later this year. The team teased staking rewards for owning Dragons shortly.
