Back to collectionCard Combinations Under Scrutiny Before Aegis
Background: The free mint was in its second day, and the first Aegis event was due the following evening. Today: People in the chat laid out their cards and tried to sort them by prototype. Impact and next steps: The community knew what to check but could not decide eligibility ahead of the event.
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Background: The free mint was in its second day, and the first Aegis event was due the following evening. Players held different kinds of cards. Completing registration did not answer their main question: could their existing combinations form a prototype eligible for the airdrop?
Today: People in the chat laid out their cards and tried to sort them by prototype. Some treated owning cards as if it automatically meant qualifying. The Night Watchman suggested checking card types against the notice instead of inferring an outcome from someone else’s combination. To repeated questions, the studio replied only, “Find out tomorrow night.” Discussion shifted toward examining the rules item by item.
Impact and next steps: The community knew what to check but could not decide eligibility ahead of the event. The Night Watchman planned to compare disputed combinations with the studio’s explanation once the event began and urged those watching their wallets to be patient. The actual airdrop outcome still depended on how prototypes were determined during the event.