Wild Forest released details about their upcoming pre-release NFT sale, which includes 2,000 Lord NFTs, founder-level NFTs for the game which offer ongoing benefits to their holders! The sale opens on May 23rd for those who can claim a whitelist spot.

A pre-release NFT sale for Wild Forest opens next week! This sale will include over 13,000 NFT packs containing Lords, Units, and various skin NFTs.

Packs come in three varieties — standard, premium, and founder. Each level of pack offers increasingly valuable rewards, and the founder packs even contain guaranteed legendary NFTs! Packs are priced in RON token and cost 10 RON, 40 RON, and 120 RON respectively. There will be 8,000 standard packs, 5,000 premium packs, and only 200 founder packs available during this sale.

Anyone already holding a Lord NFT or who participated in the recent play to airdrop campaign should be able to claim their whitelist spot at https://playwildforest.io/whitelist. You have until May 20th to make your claim. If you didn’t get a spot already, you still have a chance! The Wild Forest team plans to hold a livestream on May 21st where they will raffle off 50 spots to Lord holders, and anyone who accumulated at least 15k points during season one. Stayed tuned to their social feeds for more info.

It’s unclear if this sale will include a public phase.

NFTs in Wild Forest

Wild Forest will support several types of NFTs, including Units, Lords, and Skins. Unit NFTs allow holders to play with those units in-game, where they can be ranked up to legendary status, offering improved stats over the in-game units.

Lord owners receive various perks including in-game benefits as well as priority access to future sales, airdrops, and events.

Skins are cosmetic items for units. These pre-release packs contains seven different, limited-edition, Spirit Warrior skins for the following units — Swordsman, Archer, Knight, Ninja, Squirrelcopter, and Juggernaut.

All NFTs can be traded on the Mavis Market.

What is Wild Forest?

Wild Forest is a free to play, web3-enabled, real-time strategy game, that has some similarities with old school games such as Warcraft (the original games) and Starcraft. Players start with a small base, claim areas, harvest resources, build troops, and try to destroy their opponent’s base.

Wild Forest plays a little differently however, as players need to build a deck of seven unit types before the game begins. Then, once the game starts, they can only build those units, giving the game both a strategic and a tactical layer.

Players can own NFT unit cards, which can be leveled up to create more powerful, higher tier units.

Interested players can pick up card packs on the secondary market, though they are not cheap (currently $100+)! You can also buy Lord NFTs, a founder-type PFP collection (~$650 current floor price). Lords will provide access to future sales, early access to future releases, and grant automatic castle ownership.

Wild Forest is built on the Ronin network.Players will need a Ronin-compatible wallet to use NFTs and receive rewards.

To learn more about Wild Forest, visit their website, follow them on Twitter, and join their Discord.

After several years of development, Guild of Guardians is ready to officially open their doors with a game launch scheduled for May 15th, 2024! And the GoG team plans to hit the ground running, pairing the launch with an event in Discord, an AMA with the team, a special giveaway, and a series of weekly prize events!

The official launch time for Guild of Guardians is May 15th, 2024, at 10am AEDT! Thirty minutes later, at 10:30am AEST, the Guild of Guardians team will hold a special launch event on their Discord server, which includes an AMA with the team and some sort of secret, special giveaway.

Later today (May 14th), the cinematic trailer will debut. This should go live on YouTube at 8:30pm EST.

Guild of Guardians will run in a seasonal format. And with this launch we begin Act 1: Age of Dread. This first season will include significant play and earn opportunities, with over $1 million in prizes offered for various leaderboards!

The game will feature an ‘endless’ leaderboard as well as arena and boss rush challenges. Players are allowed two free daily runs (with the option to purchase two more) for the main leaderboard. There will be weekly rewards as well as a monthly prize.

Then there will be daily Arena and Boss runs as well (limited to five runs per day). Rewards for the leaderboards include Ascendent Seals, GOG tokens, and NFTs. Ascendent Seals are an in-game currency used to mint new NFTs.

You can pre-order Guild of Guardians on the Apple store and through Google Play for Android devices. The game is free. I guess pre-ordering will just let you install it as soon as it launches?

Rewards for Regional Server Test Players

Guild of Guardians has been running regional servers for some time now. But May 15th will herald their global launch. And as such, the regional servers have been taken offline temporarily, and all player progress has been wiped (aside from items purchased with fiat currency). Guild of Guardians will hand out Ruby tokens to those who played on the regional servers and reached at least commander level 10.

What is Guild of Guardians?

Guild of Guardians is a fantasy, dungeon crawler, auto-battler game. Players gather a team of characters to enter dungeons, battle monsters, defeat dangerous bosses, and score some sweet loot! The game will be free to play and built for mobile devices first.

Characters level up, gain new abilities, and gather gear to increase their power. Players fight through dungeons and other challenges to rise up the ranks of the leaderboards and earn valuable prizes.

All players will have access to the game characters without needing to own any NFTs, but NFT characters will receive additional bonuses. Players will be able to mint NFTs from the game using a resource known as Ascendent Seals.

Guild of Guardians runs on the Immutable zxEVM network and is one of the first games to fully integrate the Immutable Passport.

GoG used to be a more action-oriented game, but pivoted about eighteen months ago into an auto-battler. Guild of Guardians recently posted a video explaining their game.

To learn more about Guild of Guardians, visit their website, follow them on Twitter, and join their Discord.