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Liza Jovan 🎩Ⓜ️💟✨
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🃏Azuki’s upcoming game gets pricey card packs NFT collection Azuki is releasing anime-inspired decks for a physical trading card game. The anime-inspired Ethereum NFT collection Azuki is releasing its Alpha Starter Decks this week. These decks consist of mystery loot, booster packs, and cards that will be playable in the brand’s upcoming trading card game (TCG). Each box — either a red “Shao” box or a blue “Raizan” box — will cost the equivalent of $95 of the ANIME token. Only Azuki community members will be able to buy these boxes, based on their predetermined status level. The eligibility snapshot was taken Tuesday morning, so it’s too late to qualify if you don’t own any Azuki NFTs. Azuki’s Games Division Manager Jon Chao is credited as the mind behind the upcoming game. He’s been working for Azuki since late 2023. Previously, he worked as a game producer at Timi Studio Group, Riot Games and Ubisoft. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
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Liza Jovan 🎩Ⓜ️💟✨
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“A lot of collectors, a lot of degens [are] in our community,” Chao said in a video interview, speaking on why the Azuki team chose to build a TCG. “I do think we face major challenges that Pokemon or One Piece do not have… [for example,] they have so much content and lore,” Chao said. “All that can just be translated into card art and gameplay mechanics quite easily.” There are three allocation tiers for this Azuki drop: Grand Tier, Legend Tier and Order Tier. Grand grants you the ability to buy one deck, Legend grants the ability to buy up to four, and Order tier members can buy up to eight decks — if you feel like dropping $800 on cards for an unreleased game. For more information you can check the website: https://blockworks.co/news/azuki-trading-card-game-packs-nft
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Kaspa
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Thanks for this information!
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Ed Chereshnev
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Another version of Hearthstone? 😁
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