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Terrariums: Hosted Plots are now live

Terrariums: Hosted Plots are now live

George Tsagkarakis 5 min read
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Hosted Plots are now live in Terrariums, the Axie game where Land Owners burn Lunium on their plots and axies earn bAXS every tick. Land Owners can now open their plots to other players, called Flamekeepers, who bring their own axies and keep a share of the bAXS those axies earn. Flamekeepers pay nothing to join.

The team describes it as delegation with the reward split built in. The Land Owner sets the split on the invite, and Terrariums pays it out automatically every tick. Land Owners supply an activated plot and the Lunium that fuels it, and they can still put their own axies on it too.

The rules were first shared on November 9. Players then asked for full control over the split, and the team has dropped the share ranges for launch. Land Owners can now set any Flamekeeper share they choose.

How Land Owners open a plot

A plot has to be active in Terrariums before it can be hosted. Activation is under Town Registry → Plots → Activate Land: select the plot and confirm in your wallet.

After that, the steps are:

  • Open Town Registry and select the plot to host.
  • Open the Flamekeepers tab and select Enable Hosting.
  • Create an invite and set its terms: public or private, the Flamekeeper’s bAXS share for Local and Global Lunium ticks, any minimum Atia’s Flame per axie, and auto-accept or manual approval.

A private invite works through a code the Land Owner hands to the players they pick. With manual approval switched on, join requests appear on the plot for the owner to approve.

How Flamekeepers join

Any player with axies can join a hosted plot, Land Owners included. Select Find a Plot on the Terrariums home screen, then browse public plots and pick Choose Axies on one, or enter an invite code to go straight to a private invite.

Before submitting, check both bAXS shares on the invite. If it sets a minimum Atia’s Flame, every axie you pick has to meet it. On an auto-accept plot you join right away. Otherwise the Land Owner approves the request first. Axies start contributing at the next tick.

Each axie can work only one plot at a time, and a plot holds up to 30 axies in total. To join more plots, you need different axies.

Local and Global shares

Every invite carries two Flamekeeper shares, one for each type of Lunium a plot can burn:

  • Local Lunium is free and regenerates on the Land Owner’s plot. On a tick that burns it, the Flamekeeper keeps the invite’s Local share of their axies’ bAXS.
  • Global Lunium is what Land Owners buy in the Shop. On a tick that burns it, the Flamekeeper keeps the invite’s Global share.

The share applies to the bAXS a Flamekeeper’s own axies earn, not to the whole plot’s reward.

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 Find a Plot for anyone to browse. The team’s example: a public invite at 80% on Local ticks and 40% on Global ticks, next to a private invite at 90% Local and 50% Global. On a Local tick, public-invite Flamekeepers keep 80% of what their axies earn and private-invite ones keep 90%. On a Global tick it’s 40% and 50%.

How the split works each tick

Every hour, at each tick, Terrariums splits the plot’s bAXS in two steps. First it counts the Flame: each player’s axies get 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 share: 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, on an invite with an 80% Local share. 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 goes to the Land Owner, who ends the tick with 55 bAXS.

With several Flamekeepers, every axie’s Flame is added to the plot total first, then each Flamekeeper’s own invite share is applied to their portion. In the second example, a plot earns 75 bAXS on a Global Lunium tick. The Land Owner and two Flamekeepers each bring 50 Flame, so 25 bAXS goes to each. The private-invite Flamekeeper, on a 40% Global share, keeps 10 bAXS. The public-invite Flamekeeper, on 20%, keeps 5 bAXS. The other 35 goes to the Land Owner, who ends the tick with 60 bAXS. The team notes that actual plot rewards vary from tick to tick.

Tracking rewards and changing terms

Each player’s share goes to their claimable balance automatically. Land Owners can open the plot’s Atia Shrine to see rewards per tick and how much went to Flamekeepers. Flamekeepers can check their own rewards per tick by selecting the plot they joined in Town Registry.

Flamekeepers can leave at any time. If a Land Owner revokes an invite, it closes to new players, but Flamekeepers who joined through it stay on their original terms. Editing an invite works the same way: the new shares apply only to players who join after the change.

For players looking for a plot or for Flamekeepers, the team points to the Find a Plot menu and the #flamekeeper-applications channel on the official 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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