In Brief:
- Event launch: ArchLoot (official site)’s Loot Carnival began on September 25, enhancing drop rates for players.
- Increased rewards: Higher drop rates for all monsters, improved chest odds, and doubled dungeon material drops.
- Player impact: The event targets both current players looking to upgrade and new players easing into the game.
Loot Carnival boosts drop rates
ArchLoot has initiated a Loot Carnival that raises drop rates across its server for seven days, beginning September 25. This event emphasizes crucial elements of the game: chests, gear, and dungeon materials.
Server-wide rate increase
The heightening of drop rates is accessible to all players without entry requirements. Every reward source and monster on the map benefits from these changes. Chests, in particular, have improved odds for dropping rare items and high-tier gear, vital for players developing their loadouts.
Dungeon material focus
The most significant change occurs within dungeons, where material drop rates are doubled. Since materials are essential for upgrades and crafting, this increase substantially accelerates player progression, allowing for quicker advancements in gear and hero levels.
Strategic gains
Players can capitalize on this week to accumulate materials ahead of the normal pace, enabling them to stockpile enough for multiple upgrades. With eight daily dungeons and periodic event dungeons, the ample content presents active players with a chance to maximize their gains throughout the Carnival.
Appeal to newcomers
The event also serves as a compelling entry point for new players. The boosted rates reduce the early grind phase where material accumulation is slow. New players can quickly acquire rare gear and utilize doubled materials to enhance their equipment efficiently.
About ArchLoot
ArchLoot, a user-generated content RPG on BNB Chain, launched in 2022 and is currently in beta for Android and iOS. Players engage in exploration, combat, and resource collection within its interactive maps, with gameplay being tracked through NFTs.
The project utilizes protocols EIP 4985 and BEP 129 for transparent tracking of asset modifications. Its economy relies on two tokens: the governance token AL and the in-game currency ArchLoot Gold (ALG).
Having raised $17 million with support from Binance NFT, YGG SEA, and FOTA, ArchLoot employs around 40 developers. The project also functions as a game traffic distribution platform and has expanded to Ethereum and TON, while introducing a new title, Duckit, aimed at a broader gaming audience.
The Loot Carnival continues for seven days, allowing players to take full advantage of the doubled dungeon material drops.
