In Brief:
- Kepithor Studios is distributing 200 Halloween Goblin NFTs, with eligibility running through ENJ Excavators scores or Enjin Meme Coin balances.
- Both the 100 highest scores and the 100 largest EMC holders — each needing a minimum of 200 EMC — are locked in at one shared cutoff of 12:00 UTC on Oct. 27, 2026.
- Players who make it in through both paths walk away with two NFTs.
Kepithor Studios has lined up 200 Halloween Goblin NFTs for a giveaway built around two entry paths: one tied to its Enjin mining game and the other to the ecosystem’s meme token.
The news arrived via an Oct. 8 post on X, in which the studio declared: “Halloween has arrived on Enjin! We’re giving away 200 Halloween Goblin NFTs!” and pointed players to the complete rules at kepithor.com/halloween.
Full Details: https://kepithor.com/halloween
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Two entry routes
Qualifying works on two tracks. The first is score-based: through ENJ Excavators, anyone holding a top 100 spot once results are locked in takes a goblin, and leaderboard movement after the cutoff carries no weight.
The second route is balance-based. Sitting among the top 100 holders of Enjin Meme Coin, or EMC, at the snapshot secures a spot, provided the wallet contains at least 200 EMC. The event page makes clear that even top-100 wallets below that 200 EMC floor are excluded.
Each route pays out one NFT, so meeting both conditions brings the total to two.
One deadline governs both tracks: ENJ Excavators scores are finalized and the EMC holder snapshot is captured at 12:00 UTC on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026.
The game behind the giveaway
ENJ Excavators is Kepithor's free-to-play mining game, built on the Enjin Blockchain. The studio returned to the Enjin ecosystem in February 2024 and put the game live on Google Play not long after.
Play is organized into weekly seasons. Participants dig for gems, the highest-ranked players divide up a prize pool paid out in ENJ, and 2.5% of that pool is distributed every week.
An Enjin validator node operated by the studio is what funds that pool. Kepithor’s own guide puts validator rewards north of 15,000 ENJ per month and described a prize pool nearing 80,000 ENJ when the guide appeared in December 2025.
The EMC track connects the giveaway to Enjin Meme Coin, which the event page ties to the enj.meme website and an asset listing on the NFT.io marketplace.
A goblin with history
The Halloween Goblin enters a lineup with a proven sales record. Goblin Drill Squad, the studio’s debut mint on Enjin Blockchain, comprised 100 units and sold out. The Goblin Drill followed with 1,000 units priced at 25 ENJ apiece, and it sold out as well. A Goblin Cart airdrop of 9,999 units was claimed in full.
Both drill collections hold in-game value. According to Kepithor’s materials, owning a Goblin Drill Squad raises gem output by 5%, while each Goblin Drill contributes a 10% boost that accumulates as more are held.
The event page says nothing about what utility the Halloween Goblin will have. Kepithor’s guide does point out that NFTs purchased on NFT.io remain attached to an account between seasons, whereas upgrades bought with ENJ are wiped at every reset.
Holiday-themed drops are well-trodden ground for the studio. Its guide urges players to keep an eye on Kepithor’s social channels for “special NFT earning opportunities during major holidays.”