Back to collectionAegis Nears Its End, and Players Check Their Eligibility
Background: The first Aegis event was nearing its end. Today: On Friday, the official account reiterated that everyone whose cards formed a qualifying prototype would receive a Cryptogram. Impact and next steps: Yesterday's distribution had turned the Cryptogram from a preview image into something players could hold.
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Background: The first Aegis event was nearing its end. The studio had begun distributing Cryptograms according to the prototypes formed by players' DAG cards, but community members were still asking whether meeting the conditions meant they would definitely receive one.
Today: On Friday, the official account reiterated that everyone whose cards formed a qualifying prototype would receive a Cryptogram. Players were asked to watch their wallets and invited to show what arrived. When someone rushed to judge a friend's eligibility, the Night Watchman urged them to check the cards against the published prototype rules before treating a wait as a rejection.
Impact and next steps: Yesterday's distribution had turned the Cryptogram from a preview image into something players could hold. Today's clarification gave those still waiting a clear expectation. The group now had card combinations to check and questions to answer; each player still had to confirm when the result appeared in their own wallet.