In Brief:
- Kepithor Studios is giving away 200 Halloween Goblin NFTs, with qualification through ENJ Excavators scores or Enjin Meme Coin holdings.
- The top 100 scores and the top 100 EMC holders, each with at least 200 EMC, qualify at a single cutoff of 12:00 UTC on Oct. 27, 2026.
- Players who qualify through both routes receive two NFTs.
Kepithor Studios is giving away 200 Halloween Goblin NFTs in a two-track event tied to its Enjin mining game and the ecosystem’s meme token.
The studio announced the giveaway on Oct. 8. “Halloween has arrived on Enjin! We’re giving away 200 Halloween Goblin NFTs!” it said in a post on X, pointing players to full rules at kepithor.com/halloween.
Full Details: https://kepithor.com/halloween
Two ways in
Qualification has two tracks. The first runs through ENJ Excavators, where whoever holds a top 100 score when results are finalized gets one goblin. Score changes after the cutoff don’t count.
Holdings are the second route. Anyone among the top 100 holders of Enjin Meme Coin, or EMC, at the snapshot qualifies, as long as they hold at least 200 EMC. The event page is explicit that balances below 200 EMC don’t qualify, even within the top 100.
Each route awards one NFT. Qualify through both and the total is two.
Both tracks share a single deadline. ENJ Excavators scores are finalized and the EMC holder snapshot is taken at 12:00 UTC on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026.
The mine behind the event
ENJ Excavators is Kepithor's free-to-play mining title on the Enjin Blockchain. The studio rejoined the Enjin ecosystem in February 2024 and launched the game on Google Play shortly after.
Play runs in weekly seasons. Players mine gems, the top finishers split a prize pool paid in ENJ and 2.5% of the pool is distributed each week.
That pool is funded by an Enjin validator node the studio operates. Kepithor’s own guide puts validator rewards above 15,000 ENJ per month and described a prize pool approaching 80,000 ENJ when the guide was published in December 2025.
The EMC track ties the giveaway to Enjin Meme Coin, which the event page links through the enj.meme site and an asset page on the NFT.io marketplace.
A familiar goblin
The Halloween Goblin joins a lineup with a sales history. Goblin Drill Squad, the studio’s first mint on Enjin Blockchain, ran 100 units and sold out. The Goblin Drill followed at 1,000 units priced at 25 ENJ each and sold out as well. A Goblin Cart airdrop of 9,999 units was fully claimed.
Both drill collections carry in-game value. Holding a Goblin Drill Squad lifts gem production by 5%, per Kepithor’s materials, while each Goblin Drill adds a 10% boost that stacks as more are held.
The event page doesn’t state what utility the Halloween Goblin carries. The studio’s guide notes NFTs bought on NFT.io stay with an account between seasons, while upgrades bought with ENJ expire at each reset.
Holiday drops are nothing new for the studio. Its guide tells players to watch Kepithor’s social channels for “special NFT earning opportunities during major holidays.”
