Apocalypse
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Entering the Apocalypse phase also marks the beginning of disasters. Throughout this phase, the longer an Oncha-egg survives, the higher its rarity and accumulated DPET will become. You can protect these eggs by fortifying them with elemental shields to mitigate the impact of disasters. The last surviving Oncha-egg will claim all the rewards from the prize pool. Additionally, you have the option to abandon the location and take the egg; however, this means withdrawing from the competition for the prize pool rewards.
During the Apocalypse, every 600 blocks, a circular Disaster zone affects all Oncha-eggs within it. The location of the disaster zone will appear randomly on the map, and its size will be randomized within a specified range. As the number of eggs decreases, the maximum size of the disaster zone will gradually increase to speed up the game in the later stages.
There are four types of Disasters in the game: Volcanic Eruption, Flood, Earthquake, and Tornado. Eggs that possess corresponding elemental resistance are spared from these disasters, while others are either destroyed or lose one corresponding Element Shield.
Since this is a fully on-chain game, every time a disaster affects an Oncha-egg, it requires someone to confirm the event. For each Oncha-egg affected by a disaster, the person confirming the event will be rewarded with 25 DPET, which is directly deposited into their wallet. If the egg has a shield that can withstand the disaster, the 25 DPET reward will be deducted from the egg's Collectible reward. Anyone, including those who do not participate in the game, can confirm a disaster.
For a 600 block disaster, the time frames will be as follows:
First 200 Blocks: Egg inside Disaster can confirm.
Next 200 Blocks: Surviving Eggs can confirm.
Last 200 Blocks: Everyone can confirm.
Besides disaster zones, every 3600 blocks, a blessing zone will appear and last for 600 blocks. Eggs within this zone, when confirmed with a blessing, will receive an immunity effect against all disasters for the following specified periods:
Basic Blessing
900 blocks
95.0%
Enhance Blessing
3900 blocks
4.5%
Ultimate Blessing
14,700 blocks
0.5%
An important aspect to note is that anyone can confirm a blessing on any egg. However, there are no rewards for doing so. This feature allows for strategic gameplay enhancements and cooperation among players, even though it does not offer direct incentives for the confirmations.
If an egg is currently receiving a Blessing, it can still receive another Blessing. In such cases, the longer immune duration will be chosen.
To protect the eggs from disasters, players can fortify their eggs with elemental shields at each location by spending DPET. There are four types of shields:
Earth Shield: Protects against Earthquake.
Water Shield: Protects against Flood.
Fire Shield: Protects against Volcanic Eruption.
Wind Shield: Protects against Tornado.
The fortification price includes 25 DPET plus an additional fee of 0.5 DPET. After each fortification for any Element Shield type, the additional fee cost doubles. Furthermore, 25 DPET is added to the Collectible reward for each shield. This pricing structure ensures that players do not spend excessively to win and offers a fair chance to non-whale players.
During gameplay, players can abandon a location and retrieve their Oncha-egg. However, it's important to note that players can only abandon their location when it is not in a disaster area.
Trainers also receive the DPET they have accumulated during gameplay. However, the amount of DPET received may vary depending on the phase in which they choose to abandon:
If a player abandons during the Generation phase, they receive 100% of the DPET earned from potential.
If abandoned during the Apocalypse phase, the player receives only 50% of the DPET earned from potential. However, they will also receive an additional amount of DPET from the prize pool, which is based on their survival time.
Additionally, the rarity of the eggs a user receives will vary based on the percentage of remaining players compared to the initial count at the start of the Apocalypse.
Common eggs are received if more than 60% of players remain or when a player abandons during the Generation phase.
Rare eggs are received if there are fewer than 60% but more than 30% of players remaining.
Elite eggs are received if there are fewer than 30% but more than 10% of players remaining.
Epic eggs are received if there are fewer than 10% of players remaining.
Legendary eggs are received if they are among the top 10 surviving eggs.
However, Legendary eggs only appear when more than 1000 eggs are surviving at the start of the Apocalypse.
During the Apocalypse phase, there will be a time frame from 12:00 to 24:00 (UTC) known as peaceful time. During this period, disasters and blessings will not affect eggs, and players can still fortify or abandon them. This is intended to provide players with a break, preventing the need for continuous gameplay 24/7.
Placing special eggs in designated areas allows them to generate stones. The more rare the egg and the higher the shield level (of any egg in that area), the more and better quality stones you'll get. These stones are awarded when you abandon your eggs during Apocalypse.
How to mine Stone?: These are special eggs that can generate stones in specific areas.
Rarity of Stone: Higher rarity eggs will generate higher level stones.
Amount of Stone: The number of stones an egg generates depends on the highest shield level of egg, plus 1.
Stone Element: The type of stone earned depends on the location of the egg in the Mineral Mine.
The map will have four designated quarry areas, each corresponding to a specific stone type: Red (Fire), Green (Wind), Blue (Water), and Yellow (Earth).
Eggs placed in these areas will generate stones when the owner abandons them during the Apocalypse Phase. (Abandoning during a generation won't yield stones.)
Each quarry area awards stones of the same element it represents.
The number of stones received is based on the highest shield level (fire, wind, water, or earth) of any egg on the map, plus 1.
Example:
Imagine there's one egg with 12 earth shields, another with 8 fire shields, and a third with 4 water shields.
In this case, all eggs in the quarry will receive 13 stones of their corresponding color (earth, fire, or water) when the owner abandons them during Apocalypse.
Common (Level 1)
Rare (Level 2)
Elite (Level 3)
Epic (Level 4)
Legendary (Level 5)
The fees collected from minting and fortifying significantly boost the prize pool. The last surviving Oncha-egg in the Apocalypse phase claims the entire prize pool.
However, if the current season includes 10 legendary eggs, the prize pool will be redistributed among these 10 eggs as follows:
Abandon at 10th: 0.5 % Prize Pool.
Abandon at 9th: 1% Prize Pool.
Abandon at 8th: 1.5% Prize Pool.
Abandon at 7th: 2% Prize Pool.
Abandon at 6th: 3% Prize Pool.
Abandon at 5th: 4% Prize Pool.
Abandon at 4th: 5% Prize Pool.
Abandon at 3rd: 10% Prize Pool.
Abandon at 2nd: 20% Prize Pool.
Last Eggs: the remained Pool.
Please note that legendary eggs will only be rewarded after selecting "Abandon." If they are destroyed before that, there will be no rewards.
Mint cost comprises:
85% for the Prize Pool and the accumulation of Oncha-eggs.
15% for developers.
25 DPET ( If you choose to abandon, this amount will go to the prize pool )
Fortify Fee comprises:
85% for the Prize Pool.
15% for developers.
25 DPET ( If you choose to abandon, the unused will be refunded to you ).
