NFTs
Fight League Launches Free NFT Mint on Ronin, Coming August 1st
Fight League, a franchise developed by GMonsters in partnership with MIXI, is launching its first NFT mint in the Ronin blockchain.
The event is scheduled for July 31st at 7:00 PM PST (or August 1st at 2:00 AM UTC) and will last for 24 hours and will allow participants to mint Chip NFTs for free. These NFTs will provide in-game benefits in the upcoming arcade survival game Fight League Survivor (FLS).
The coin is available to all users with a Ronin wallet, with a limit of one free coin per X account.
What is Fight League Survivor?
Fight League Survivor is a fast-paced arcade survival game where players must survive against an aggressive race called the Icharid Covenant. This interdimensional species has taken over the world of Bastion, and players are tasked with liberating these besieged worlds and rescuing brainwashed warriors.
Each NFT Chip offers in-game buffs, with rarer chips providing more powerful perks. For example, the Cyber Kongz-Cyber Kongz Chips reduce damage taken and increase attack speed, while regular chips offer more modest benefits.
The different types of NFT Chips include various quality levels, ranging from Quality 1 to Quality 4, and special partner chips, each with different drop rates.
How to participate in Casa da Moeda?
To qualify for the mint, participants must complete a series of missions on the Fight League website.
This includes visiting the website, logging in with a Ronin Wallet, and completing three social missions listed on the website. On minting day, eligible users can mint their free NFT Chip by visiting the PlayFightLeague minting page, connecting their Ronin Wallet, completing the featured missions, approving the transaction, signing the minting transaction, and verifying their wallet for the new Chip.
“We dreamed of the Fight League world with Mixi’s Tokyo team to be filled with wild and crazy characters,” said Jia, Founder of GMonsters. “The Fight League world is a perfect fit for Ronin’s rich community and ecosystem.”