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How Reward Sharing Works in Terrariums Hosted Plots

How Reward Sharing Works in Terrariums Hosted Plots

George Tsagkarakis 4 min read
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Hosted Plots go live in Axie’s Terrariums on November 12 at 07:00 UTC. Land Owners can open an activated plot to other players, called Flamekeepers, who bring their own axies and keep an agreed share of the bAXS those axies earn. Flamekeepers pay nothing. The Land Owner supplies the plot and the Lunium that fuels it.

This gives players who own no Land a way into Terrariums with only their axies. A Land Owner’s own axies can stay in the Shrine while the hosted players work the plot. Each Land Owner sets their own terms, so the split can differ from plot to plot.

The rate a Flamekeeper sees on an invite applies only to their own axies’ share. An 80% invite pays 80% of the bAXS that the Flamekeeper’s axies earn through their Flame. It does not pay 80% of the whole plot.

Two rates on every invite

The Land Owner sets the Flamekeeper’s bAXS share on each invite. Two things decide which share applies on a given tick: the type of Lunium the plot burns, and the invite the Flamekeeper joined through. Every invite carries one rate for each type of Lunium:

  • Local Lunium is free and regenerates on the Land Owner’s plot. On a tick that burns Local Lunium, the Flamekeeper keeps 70% to 100% of their axies’ bAXS, depending on the invite.
  • Global Lunium is bought by Land Owners in the Shop. On a tick that burns Global Lunium, the Flamekeeper keeps 20% to 50% of their axies’ bAXS.

A Land Owner who prioritizes Global Lunium spends it first and switches to Local once it runs out. That means a single day can include ticks paid at both rates.

Public and private invites

Each plot can run one active public invite and one active private invite at once, each with its own terms. Public invites show up in the “Find a Plot” menu, where any Lunacian can browse and request to join. Private invites work by code, which the Land Owner shares with players they pick.

The team gives this example of two invites on the same plot:

  • Public invite: 80% on Local Lunium ticks, 40% on Global Lunium ticks
  • Private invite: 90% on Local Lunium ticks, 50% on Global Lunium ticks

On a Local tick, public-invite Flamekeepers keep 80% of what their axies earn and private-invite Flamekeepers keep 90%. On a Global tick, those figures drop to 40% and 50%. An invite can also set a minimum Atia’s Flame per axie, and can either accept requests automatically or send them to the Land Owner for approval.

How the hourly split is calculated

Every hour, at each tick, Terrariums splits the plot's bAXS in two steps. First it counts the Flame: each player’s axies earn the same share of the plot’s bAXS as their share of its Atia’s Flame. Bring one-third of the Flame and one-third of that tick’s bAXS goes to your axies. Then it applies the invite rate: the Flamekeeper keeps their invite’s percentage of that portion, and the Land Owner keeps the rest plus everything their own axies earn.

In the first worked example, a plot earns 75 bAXS on a Local Lunium tick. The Land Owner’s axies bring 100 Flame and one Flamekeeper’s axies bring 50 Flame on an invite with an 80% Local rate. The plot holds 150 Flame, so 50 bAXS goes to the Land Owner’s axies and 25 bAXS to the Flamekeeper’s. The Flamekeeper keeps 80% of 25, which is 20 bAXS. The other 5 go to the Land Owner, who ends the tick with 55 bAXS.

With more Flamekeepers, every axie’s Flame is added to the plot total first, and then each Flamekeeper’s own rate is applied to their portion. In the second example, a plot earns 75 bAXS on a Global Lunium tick. The Land Owner’s axies bring 50 Flame, and two Flamekeepers bring 50 Flame each: one on a private invite at a 40% Global rate, the other on a public invite at 20%. Each player’s axies hold one-third of the 150 Flame, so 25 bAXS goes to each. The private-invite Flamekeeper keeps 10 bAXS, the public-invite Flamekeeper keeps 5 bAXS, and the remaining 35 go to the Land Owner, who ends the tick with 60 bAXS.

The team notes that actual plot rewards vary from tick to tick. Terrariums runs the split automatically and adds each player’s share to their own claimable balance.

Rules for Flamekeepers and Land Owners

  • Your share depends on which Lunium the plot burns each tick, so both rates on an invite matter.
  • Each axie you bring must meet the invite’s Flame minimum.
  • Each axie works one plot at a time. Players can join more plots with different axies.
  • A plot holds up to 30 axies, counting the Land Owner’s and every Flamekeeper’s.
  • Axies start contributing at the next tick after joining.
  • Land Owners can also join other plots as Flamekeepers.
  • Flamekeepers can leave at any time.
  • Revoking an invite closes it to new players. Flamekeepers who joined through it stay on their original terms.
  • Editing an invite applies the new rates only to players who join after the change. Flamekeepers already on the plot keep the rates they joined with.

Ahead of the November 12 launch, the team is pointing Flamekeepers who want a host to the #flamekeeper-applications channel on the Axie Discord.

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George Tsagkarakis

George Tsagkarakis, known as Staycalm4now is a professional author in the crypto gaming industry since early 2018. He has experienced all the growth of Blockchain Gaming and helped multiple projects achieve their goals and established a player base. He is the co-founder of egamers.io and now the Founder and owner of CryptoGames.gg He is also the COO of MyStage, an…

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