In Brief:
- Fire Season, the first chapter of Enjin’s Essence of the Elements Multiverse Quest, wrapped after 75 days with over 23,000 individual quest events completed across five games.
- A total of 50,000 ENJ was distributed through tiered Magma Blob NFTs with ENJ permanently locked on-chain, plus two seasonal items for top performers.
- Water Season launches April 28 at 15:00 UTC with a new Essence pool, fresh reward tiers, and a new set of seasonal items.
Fire Season is done. Enjin closed the first chapter of its year-long Multiverse Quest on April 20, reporting more than 23,000 individual quest completions and 153,000 Essence points earned across 38 distinct quests.
The season spanned 75 days and five games: Lost Relics, Etherscape, The Six Dragons, ENJ Excavators and Into The Multiverse, plus an Enjin Promotional Boosters track. Dozens of players completed quests across all five titles and the Boosters track.
50,000 ENJ locked into Magma Blobs
Rewards came in two categories. The primary distribution was through Magma Blob NFTs, each with ENJ permanently infused on-chain. The amount of ENJ locked inside scaled with how much Essence each player earned.
Standard Magma Blobs carried one ENJ. Epic Magma Blobs held 175 ENJ. Legendary Magma Blobs contained 2,000 ENJ. The full 50,000 ENJ pool was distributed across all tiers combined.
Seasonal items for top performers
Two additional rewards went to the highest-ranked players. Eternal Embers is a Multiverse item with live in-game utility across supported Enjin titles. The Emberborne Degen is a governance NFT with a staking pool capacity of one million ENJ.
All Fire Season rewards have been distributed. Players can check their inventory on NFT.io or in the Enjin Wallet. Both the Magma Blobs and Eternal Embers carry active utility in supported games.
Water Season starts April 28
The next chapter begins April 28 at 15:00 UTC with a fresh Essence pool and new reward tiers. Enjin said it will share details closer to launch. Three seasons remain after Fire: Water, Wind and Earth, running through December 2026.
