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Lost Glitches deck tiers expose the difference between eligibility and usable rewards

A notice first posted on July 17 and later edited announced completion of The Lost Glitches card-deck distribution to eligible Sentry Key holders. Its tier schedule assigned deck 1 to holders of 1-99 keys; decks 1-2 for 100-199; decks 1-3 for 200-299; decks 1-4 for 300-499; and decks 1-5 for 500+ keys. The qualifier was eligibility, not simply a wallet balance or purchase cost. Because the retained notice includes a subsequent edit, the full tier text should not be read as a frozen copy of the initial publication.

A notice first posted on July 17 and later edited announced completion of The Lost Glitches card-deck distribution to eligible Sentry Key holders. Its tier schedule assigned deck 1 to holders of 1-99 keys; decks 1-2 for 100-199; decks 1-3 for 200-299; decks 1-4 for 300-499; and decks 1-5 for 500+ keys. The qualifier was eligibility, not simply a wallet balance or purchase cost. Because the retained notice includes a subsequent edit, the full tier text should not be read as a frozen copy of the initial publication.

The notice also directed recipients to move decks from their wallet into the game's smart wallet through TLG Hub, with a separate transfer guide. That extra step links the distribution to actual use in a Steam title. Receipt of a card asset, successful transfer and access to gameplay are distinct checkpoints; the announcement supplied a workflow rather than transaction-level confirmation for every eligible holder.

A separate exchange earlier that day showed why headline airdrop counts could disappoint individual holders. Tommo said substantial spending on keys had produced no received reward; Ambassador Dhruv replied that the referenced campaigns required tasks rather than direct wallet drops. Tommo then reported a mobile-access obstacle with Yaku and disputed whether Mil.k had rewarded everyone who entered. Those are holder-reported limitations, not a finding that no distribution happened. They identify the practical gap between a campaign being announced and a particular participant completing its conditions.