Heroes of Mavia has revealed plans for an airdrop of its $MAVIA token, forming a part of their newly introduced 'Pioneer Program'. The objective is to reward those who have staked land in previous seasons or currently hold specific land NFTs.
The initial season of the Pioneer Program is tailored for participants who have staked land in seasons 2, 3, or 4, or those in possession of designated land NFTs. Rewards will be allocated based on the rarity of the land held. Interested parties can verify their eligibility on Mavia.com. Details regarding rewards for land NFTs will be provided closer to the token launch.
Participants should note that a 14-day claim window will be in effect following the Token Generation Event (TGE). Tokens not claimed within this period will revert to the project's treasury. The exact date for the TGE is yet to be announced. For those interested in acquiring Mavia land NFTs, opportunities are available on Open Sea, with common land plots priced at approximately 1 ETH.
Individuals without Mavia land NFTs can anticipate involvement in future seasons of the Pioneer Program. These seasons will introduce quests, allowing players to earn points for subsequent airdrops. Additionally, Mavia is exploring partnerships with exchanges to facilitate wider airdrop accessibility. Further information is available on Mavia's official Medium post.
A Closer Look at Heroes of Mavia
Heroes of Mavia is a free-to-play mobile RTS game built on the Ethereum blockchain, developed by Skrice Studios. Players engage in base building and strategic battles to earn $RUBY, the primary in-game currency. The game features upgradable NFTs, including Bases, Heroes, and Statues. Bases are essential for gameplay, while Heroes enhance combat abilities, and Statues increase base productivity. Players can upgrade these NFTs using $RUBY tokens.
In-game resources such as Gold and Oil are integral for specific base upgrades. To maintain fair gameplay, Heroes of Mavia implements an MMR/power rating system, ensuring balanced matchups.
Additionally, Heroes of Mavia incorporates rental mechanics, allowing base owners to lease their properties for passive income. This system offers both fixed-rate rentals and more collaborative 'partnerships'. With a beta release planned for 2024, Heroes of Mavia continues to make strides in the web3 gaming sector.
The introduction of the Pioneer Program and the planned $MAVIA token airdrop by Heroes of Mavia highlights the company's effort to engage its user base. With set eligibility guidelines and collaborations with various exchanges, Heroes of Mavia aims to create avenues for wider participation. As these developments unfold, it becomes evident that such strategies are shaping the direction of decentralized gaming, emphasizing community involvement and accessibility. Observers and stakeholders will be keenly watching how these initiatives progress in the context of the evolving web3 gaming landscape.
