On October 10th, multidimensional IP Fight League will hold its first Fighter mint, and you won’t want to miss it. With 10,000 Fighters up for grabs, these in-game NFTs will be your key to survival in their web3 title, Fight League: Survivor.
What You Need to Know About the Fighter Mint
The Fighter NFT mint will kick off on October 10th, and the community is buzzing with excitement. The mint is set to take place on the Mavis Market, a hub on the Ronin Network, built by the creators of Axie Infinity. With 10,000 Fighter NFTs on sale, the minting process will unfold in stages. Here’s the breakdown:
- Ultimate Heroes: 6 AM to 9 AM PST, with a limit of 2 Fighters per wallet.
- Bastion Chiefs (First Come, First Served): 9 AM to 11 AM PST, also with a max of 2 Fighters per wallet.
- Public Sale: Starting at 11 AM PST until the supply runs out. This phase has no minting cap, so it’s your best shot if you missed the earlier windows.
Each Fighter NFT will cost 40 RON, Ronin’s native token, and you can mint them directly via Mavis Market. Note that these Fighters aren’t just collectibles; they’re playable characters with a wide range of stats and abilities.
What Are Fighters?
Fighters are in-game NFTs that will be the backbone of Fight League: Survivor, the first of three titles made by GMonsters and MIXI. Each Fighter comes with unique stats, providing a varied gameplay experience for players. Whether you’re into tanky bruisers or speedy damage dealers, there’s a Fighter that fits your playstyle.
These Fighters will be essential in Fight League: Survivor, a fast-paced arcade-style survival game where players will battle hordes of enemies to defend the world of Bastion from the Icharid Covenant, an interdimensional enemy that has enslaved many of the realm’s warriors.
Apart from fighting off enemies, players can level up their Fighters by collecting gems and chips throughout each round. These chips, which have already been minted in a free event in July, allow for various buffs and upgrades, adding a layer of strategy.
What is Fight League: Survivor?
Fight League: Survivor is set in a world that blends arcade action with rich storytelling. The game is built by GMonsters, a Japanese entertainment firm, in partnership with MIXI, the studio behind Monster Strike, a massive mobile hit with over 60 million players. The plot centers around the Icharid Covenant, a race of powerful beings that conquered Bastion and brainwashed its strongest heroes. As a player, your mission is simple: liberate the world of Bastion. The game offers intense 15-minute rounds where players battle through increasingly difficult enemy waves, resulting in epic boss fights.
But it’s not just about survival. Fight League is also about innovation in web3 gaming. By adding blockchain mechanics, players can earn rewards in the form of NFTs. These rewards can be traded, upgraded, or sold on the marketplace.
The Fight League franchise has more up its sleeve, too. Besides Fight League: Survivor, the developers are working on two more titles—Fight League Medallion, a turn-based PvP card battler, and Fight League Missions, a loot-based ARPG. Both of these games are set to expand the Fight League universe, offering more ways for players to collect and use their NFTs.
What to Expect from the Game?
In Fight League: Survivor, players will face off against enemies in a closed arena, where they must use their Fighters’ skills to stay alive. Each match promises a fast-paced run as players upgrade their Fighters and try to outlast massive hordes of enemies.
The Ronin network acts as the backbone for the game, offering fast transactions with minimal fees—perfect for a play to earn platform. Ronin has already proven its mettle by supporting the juggernaut game Axie Infinity, and Fight League is set to bring even more attention to this gaming chain.
No doubt, Fight League is just getting started. The Fighter mint next week marks a major milestone, with an alpha release set to launch by Q4 2024/Q1 2025.
