The first of the play to mint events from Fableborne is now live. For the next forty-eight hours, players can download the game alpha and compete for one of the top fifty spots and a chance to earn a spot for the upcoming Primordial NFT mint!
The first play to mint even for Fableborne began today. It started at 10am UTC time, and runs for forty-eight hours.
Players can download the game on both iOS and Android mobile devices. You will need to register first at https://fableborne.com/, connect your Discord account, and join the official Fableborne Discord server if you haven’t already. They also have detailed instructions there for how to install the game and connect your account.
After that, it’s up to you to play the game and try to get as many trophies as you can! Everyone in the top 50 spots will receive some sort of reward. This ranges from a free Primordial NFT mint for the first place finisher, to guaranteed whitelist spots on the T2 list for ranks 40 to 50.
The rewards are as follows:
- Rank 1: Free Mint for Pixion League winners
- Ranks 2–3: 70% Discount on Mint
- Ranks 4–6: 50% Discount on Mint
- Ranks 7–9: 35% Discount on Mint
- Ranks 10–25: 30% Discount on Mint
- Ranks 26–35: 25% Discount on Mint
- Ranks 36–39: Guaranteed spot on T1 Allowlist (AL)
- Ranks 40–50: Guaranteed spot on T2 Allowlist (AL)
Fableborne Primordials are 2023 unique, ‘Esperkin’ (magical, companion animals), PFP style NFTs. Mint date and price has not yet been announced.
What is Fableborn?
Fableborne is free to play, play to own game that is a blend of action RPG and base building. Featuring an isometric viewpoint, Fableborne allows players to take to the arena themselves in multiplayer, asynchronous combat.
In Fableborne, players scout for new and bigger islands, build and fortify their bases, and unlock and upgrade the Echoes of slumbering Heroes to raid other player’s islands for resources. Built as a mobile first game, Fableborn is meant to feature quick play sessions.
Players start the game with a basic island and a common Hero. But not all resources are available on the starting island, so players will need to raid other player’s bases, and defeat PvE encounters to build up their own base. Echoes are playable characters, with a variety of skill and talent unlocks to choose from when leveling up. But, every time an Echo is defeated, they begin to fade. Enough defeats and that Echo can no longer be used for raids. However, players have the option of resetting a faded Echo, bringing it back to life with full energy but removing all levels and talents. The rejuvenated Echo does get an ability boost to help them re-level up.
And while players will be able to purchase NFT heroes, the Fableborne team wants to build a ‘fair economy’ where every player has the potential to unlock and own new heroes. How this works has not yet been detailed. Fableborne will include leaderboards and regular tournaments.
To learn more about Fableborne, visit their website, follow them on Twitter, and join their Discord server.
