Netanel Cohen

Your favorite project is still live on Skulliance 💀 Your NFTs have been earning this whole time, and the platform around them has grown a long way past staking. 📈 What Skulliance has done so far: • 360 stakers holding 34,182 NFTs • 43 projects across 319 collections • 1,971,680 reward payouts • 76,212 missions completed • 12,423 raids won • 70 Realms built What is here now: 🧬 DHC Fighters - Earn traits, assemble Fighters, top the board 🏟️ DHC Arena - Send a Crew of three against a rival ☠️ DHC Bosses - Three shared bosses, one health bar each 🚀 DHC Drop Ship - Field your Fighters as soldiers 🗺️ Missions - Send NFTs on timed runs for points 🏰 Realms - Build a realm, raid your rivals 🛡️ Realm Guardians - Hold your realm against the horde 💀 Crypt Crawl - Solo dungeon card game 👑 Crypt Conquest - Regicide-style card game 👾 Monstrocity - Match 3 RPG campaign 🐉 Boss Battles - Co-op community boss fights 🔄 Skull Swap - Match 3 score chase 🏁 Skull Racer - Pseudo-3D arcade racer 🥊 Gauntlets - NFT roguelike run 🔍 Obscura - Name the collection from a sliver Nothing to set up again. Sign in with the same wallet and everything is where you left it. ☠️

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Your NFTs now fight as themselves. Monstrocity used to hand every NFT stats hashed from its asset ID. Deterministic, fair, and completely disconnected from the thing you own. No longer. To do it properly we pulled every collection behind every Monstrocity theme straight off chain and read it: 51 collections, 117,892 NFTs, 480 trait slots, 15,160 distinct trait values. Rarity is measured against the whole collection, not whoever happens to be staked, so your card is fixed and plays the same in everybody's roster. 33 collections and 116,105 NFTs now play by their own traits, including @HappyHoppersNFT, @havocworlds, @perpsonx, @UgVsDonut, @WavyApes, @MeltingMoons_, @BlackFlag_NFT, @Pendulum_NFT, @SinderSkullz, @cryptiesnft, @Nft4R, @heistonalpha and several others! How it reads: Strength - your rarest single trait. One standout piece. Tactics - your median trait. How good your typical kit is. Speed - the inverse of your total rarity, less what you are carrying. Size & Type - overall rarity. The rarest wear the crown. Power-up - keyed on your rarest trait, so NFTs sharing a standout piece share a charm. Speed pulls the other way on purpose. Rare traits hit harder and think faster; common traits move quicker. There is no single best card. A plain NFT is a fast one, not a worthless one. Eighteen collections still use the old hash, each for a stated reason: some carry no traits, some only one, a few are spread so evenly there is no rarity to read. Fair warning: every mapped NFT's card changes today. The old numbers were arbitrary. These ones are yours. Connect a wallet, stake, and go see what you are made of with Monstrocity.

The Ancestors Match 3 RPG Game is LIVE! An Ancestor's card is built from its actual traits, weighed against all 1,225 of them pulled straight off chain: Size - your species. Dwarf small, Human and Elf medium, Orc and the Ancients large. Type - what's on your head. A crown, or a king's, prince's or chief's helm, makes a Leader. Cursed, bitten or bone makes you Battle Damaged. Strength - how rare your armament is: Weapon, Additional Weapon and Back Gear together. A Sacred Golden Sword counts for a great deal more than a chicken leg. Tactics - how rare your Head and Face are. A Shaman Cowl is a sharper mind than Sleepy Blonde. Speed - your species, less what you are carrying. Armor slows you down. A beard does not. Power-up - your earring. Leaf Of Life heals, gold regenerates, iron and bone boost the attack. Speed is the one stat that is not rarity, and that is on purpose. Rarer Ancestors tend to carry fewer traits, not more, so a fully kitted legendary does not top every bar and a lean Elf with one good blade is a genuinely different fighter. There is no single best Ancestor. There is yours. Rarity is measured against the whole collection rather than whoever happens to be staked, so your card is fixed. It will not shift under you as other people come and go. Then take it into a Boss Battle. Co-op PvE on the same engine: the whole community chips away at one boss with shared health that persists between fights, and you are paid for the damage you deal. The bounty scales with how many different players turn up, so every Ancestor that joins makes the pot bigger for everyone already in it. Connect your wallet, stake your Ancestors, and go and see what yours is made of.