In Brief:
- Terrariums V1.2 launches August 19 at 3 PM PHT, introducing enhanced gameplay mechanics.
- Evolved collectible parts will offer increased Atia’s Flame, with bonuses scaling up to 2.8× for multiple evolved parts.
- New Estates feature allows players to connect adjacent Land plots for additional rewards.
Enhanced gameplay in Terrariums V1.2
Terrariums V1.2 goes live on August 19 at 3 PM PHT, introducing significant upgrades to gameplay. Collectible parts on Axies now yield more Atia’s Flame, increasing engagement for players who focus on evolution.
The update’s centerpiece is the Evolved Part Count Multiplier, enabling bonuses to scale up to 2.8× when six evolved parts are concentrated on a single Axie. This reshapes strategic considerations around asset evolution, incentivizing players to focus on fewer, advanced collectibles.
New Estates feature
A notable addition is the Estates feature, allowing players to connect adjacent Land plots. This unlocks another layer of gameplay, rewarding players for managing their Terrariums more cohesively. To form an Estate, plots must share the same Land Environment, be activated under the same Terrariums account, and be directly adjacent.
The Estate Boost applies to one plot within the Estate, determined automatically based on which plot has the highest Atia’s Flame. This promotes a competitive aspect among plots, allowing for strategic adjustments as players adapt their management styles.
Further refining the experience
The changes in V1.2 continue the evolution of Terrariums, following earlier updates that emphasized collecting and evolving parts. Enhancements aim to deepen the connection between Axies and Land, providing tangible boosts for players who invest in both.
Learning from community feedback, the team is already considering future updates to involve players without Land. With V1.2 now on the horizon, attention turns to optimizing engagement for all players in the Terrarium ecosystem.
“We’re excited for Lunacians to explore these new mechanics on August 19th,” said the development team.
