Axie Terrariums Hosted Plots: How Land Owners and Flamekeepers Split bAXS

axie terrariums hosted plots how land owners and flamekeepers split Axie's Terrariums opens Hosted Plots on November 12 at 07:00 UTC. Through the feature, a Land Owner can let other players, known as Flamekeepers, into an activated plot. Flamekeepers bring their own axies and keep an agreed share of the bAXS those axies earn. Joining costs Flamekeepers nothing, since the Land Owner provides both the plot and the Lunium that powers it.

Axie’s Terrariums opens Hosted Plots on November 12 at 07:00 UTC. Through the feature, a Land Owner can let other players, known as Flamekeepers, into an activated plot. Flamekeepers bring their own axies and keep an agreed share of the bAXS those axies earn. Joining costs Flamekeepers nothing, since the Land Owner provides both the plot and the Lunium that powers it.

Players without Land can now take part in Terrariums using only their axies. While hosted players work the plot, the Land Owner’s own axies are free to remain in the Shrine. Terms are set by each Land Owner, so splits may vary between plots.

The percentage shown on an invite covers only the Flamekeeper’s own axies. On an 80% invite, a Flamekeeper receives 80% of the bAXS their axies earn through their Flame, and no share of the plot’s full output.

Every invite carries two rates

Land Owners choose the Flamekeeper’s bAXS share on each invite. Which share applies on any tick depends on two factors: the kind of Lunium the plot is burning and the invite the Flamekeeper used to join. Each invite lists a separate rate for each Lunium type:

  • Local Lunium costs nothing and regenerates on the Land Owner’s plot. When a tick burns Local Lunium, the Flamekeeper keeps between 70% and 100% of their axies’ bAXS, based on the invite.
  • Global Lunium is purchased by Land Owners in the Shop. When a tick burns Global Lunium, the Flamekeeper keeps between 20% and 50% of their axies’ bAXS.

If a Land Owner gives Global Lunium priority, the plot uses it up first and moves to Local after it is gone. As a result, one day can contain ticks paid at each rate.

Public and private invites

A plot can have one active public invite and one active private invite running together, and each has separate terms. Public invites are listed in the “Find a Plot” menu, where any Lunacian can browse them and ask to join. Private invites use a code that the Land Owner hands to players of their choosing.

The team shared this example of two invites on one plot:

  • Public invite: 80% on Local Lunium ticks, 40% on Global Lunium ticks
  • Private invite: 90% on Local Lunium ticks, 50% on Global Lunium ticks

During a Local tick, Flamekeepers on the public invite keep 80% of their axies’ earnings, while those on the private invite keep 90%. During a Global tick, the numbers fall to 40% and 50%. Invites can also require a minimum Atia’s Flame per axie, and they can be set to approve requests automatically or pass them to the Land Owner to decide.

How the hourly split works

At each hourly tick, Terrariums splits the plot's bAXS in two stages. The first stage counts Flame: each player’s axies get the same fraction of the plot’s bAXS as the fraction of its Atia’s Flame they supply. Supply one-third of the Flame, and your axies receive one-third of that tick’s bAXS. The second stage applies the invite rate: the Flamekeeper keeps their invite’s percentage of that portion, and the Land Owner takes the remainder along with everything their own axies earn.

The first worked example has a plot earning 75 bAXS on a Local Lunium tick. The Land Owner’s axies contribute 100 Flame, and a single Flamekeeper’s axies contribute 50 Flame through an invite with an 80% Local rate. With 150 Flame on the plot, the Land Owner’s axies receive 50 bAXS and the Flamekeeper’s receive 25 bAXS. The Flamekeeper keeps 80% of 25, or 20 bAXS. The remaining 5 pass to the Land Owner, who finishes the tick with 55 bAXS.

When several Flamekeepers are on a plot, all axies’ Flame is totaled first, and each Flamekeeper’s rate is then applied to their own portion. The second example has a plot earning 75 bAXS on a Global Lunium tick. The Land Owner’s axies contribute 50 Flame, and two Flamekeepers contribute 50 Flame apiece: one through a private invite with a 40% Global rate, the other through a public invite at 20%. Each player’s axies hold one-third of the 150 Flame, so each receives 25 bAXS. The private-invite Flamekeeper keeps 10 bAXS and the public-invite Flamekeeper keeps 5 bAXS. The other 35 go to the Land Owner, who finishes the tick with 60 bAXS.

According to the team, real plot rewards change from one tick to the next. Terrariums handles the split on its own and credits each player’s share to their claimable balance.

Rules for Flamekeepers and Land Owners

  • Since your share depends on which Lunium the plot burns on each tick, both rates on an invite count.
  • All axies you bring have to meet the invite’s Flame minimum.
  • An axie can work only one plot at a time. Players can use different axies to join additional plots.
  • A plot has room for up to 30 axies, including the Land Owner’s and those of every Flamekeeper.
  • Axies begin contributing on the first tick after they join.
  • Land Owners are allowed to join other plots as Flamekeepers.
  • Flamekeepers may leave whenever they want.
  • Revoking an invite stops new players from joining through it. Flamekeepers who already joined that way keep their original terms.
  • Edits to an invite affect only players who join after the change. Flamekeepers already on the plot stay on the rates they joined with.

Before the November 12 launch, the team is directing Flamekeepers looking for a host to the #flamekeeper-applications channel on the Axie Discord.