In Brief:
- Dragon’s Feast in Splinterlands (official site) begins Nov. 17 and lasts until the season ends on Nov. 30. It has 30 skins for 15 characters, divided into two collections: Bountiful and Wyrmtouched.
- A new modifier called Everyone Feasts gives Life Leech and Scavenger to all units. Skins come from every reward chest tier, the Rewards Shop, the Sparks Shop and Frontier, and every one of them can be traded.
- In a separate weekly release, the game added three battle rulesets and opened an Alterations Renewal Pre-sale for Visions of Verico holders. The pre-sale runs until the end of the year.
The Dragon’s Feast event in Splinterlands SPS $0.003689 ▼ -6.7% kicks off Nov. 17 and continues until the season closes on Nov. 30. This year’s edition has 30 skins spread over 15 characters, divided between the Bountiful and Wyrmtouched collections.
“15 characters. 30 brand-new skins. Two unique collections! And that’s just the appetizer!” the @splinterlands account wrote in a post on X.
🐉 DRAGON'S FEAST IS ALMOST HERE!
Battle Mages, the table is set, and everyone's invited! 🔥
15 characters. 30 brand-new skins. Two unique collections! And that's just the appetizer!
A new battle modifier, more skins to chase in reward chests, and festive stickers for your…@splinterlandsView on X ↗
The studio also asked players to hold off on opening chests. “Wait until after the maintenance window on 11/17 before opening your reward chests! Dragon’s Feast skins won’t be available in reward chests until maintenance is complete, so keep that in mind before spending your Glint!” Splinterlands wrote in its Hive post announcing the event.
A healing-based modifier
The event brings a single new modifier, Everyone Feasts. While it is active, every unit has Life Leech and Scavenger.
“Stay wary though, a full belly does not guarantee victory!” Splinterlands said.
What the Rewards Shop charges
Players buy the Bountiful collection with Glint in the Rewards Shop. Ever-Hungry Skull and Venari Heatsmith are 500 Glint apiece. The Rare skins (General Sloan, Happy Quokka and Venari Wavesmith) are priced at 2,500 Glint.
Fiendish Harpy is the lone Epic at 8,000 Glint. Each of the three Legendary skins, Bila the Radiant, Solace Ashinach and Runeseer Sevaya, sells for 20,000 Glint.
Drop rates and supply by chest
Reward chests carry eleven Wyrmtouched skins along with Bountiful copies. This year Minor Chests get more skin copies than any other tier, a change Splinterlands described as “something new.”
Minor Chests drop at 0.3%. Their pool has 200 copies each of two Common Bountiful skins, Thornmaw Berserker and Husk of the Hunter, plus 10 copies of a Wyrmtouched Husk of the Hunter. That adds up to 410 skins.
The drop rate for Major Chests is 0.125%. Five Wyrmtouched skins sit in this tier at 10 copies each: Thornmaw Berserker, General Sloan, Happy Quokka, Venari Wavesmith and Fiendish Harpy. With 50 more copies of Bountiful Meredrool, the tier totals 100.
Ultimate Chests drop at 0.5%. Wyrmtouched Venari Heatsmith, Ever Hungry Skull, Bila the Radiant, Solace Ashinach and Meredrool each have 10 copies there, and 50 copies of Bountiful Meredrool bring the tier to 100.
Sparks Shop and Frontier
In the Sparks Shop, the Spellmonger and Giam Root skins are priced at 10,000 Sparks apiece.
Frontier advancement chests contain 200 copies of Bountiful Twice Yester Knight at a 1% drop rate. Jackpot Chests separately hold Wyrmtouched Spellmonger, Giam Root and Twice Yester Knight at 10 copies each, which brings the Frontier total to 230 skins.
According to Splinterlands, all Bountiful and Wyrmtouched skins are fully tradable.
Stickers and skins for streamers
Dragon’s Feast stickers sell for 200 DEC each in the Rewards Shop and are stored in player binders. The designs include an Antoid potluck, a dragon that loves cherry pie, a roast turkey and five Dragon’s Feast ’26 designs with foil finishes. A GG high-five and a dragon fist bump are there for marking matches.
Streamers will receive ten Wyrmtouched Runeseer Sevaya skins to give away at special events. They also get exclusive stickers, with only 20 of each design in existence.
Streamers have until Nov. 17 to request skins and stickers through Splinterlands tech support.
Weekly release adds rulesets and a Verico pre-sale
A follow-up post from @splinterlands said the weekly release is now live. It brings three battle rulesets, an Alterations Renewal Pre-sale for Visions of Verico collectors, changes to Modern gameplay and several Non-Card Market improvements.
The official release notes explain each ruleset. Chain Reaction works like this: “When a unit dies, the adjacent units each take 2 physical damage.” Live and Let Die means “Rebirth, Resurgence, Resurrect, and Soul Siphon do not work.” Plague Rot makes “Life Leech and Scavenger reduce permanent Health instead of gain it.”
For 10,000 Credits, 10,000 DEC or 10 USDC, the pre-sale renews Alteration drops on Visions of Verico cards for five years. According to the release notes, it is open “until the end of the year, after which the price to extend Alteration claims past August 2027 will increase.”
Modern got changes too. Extra edition cards no longer need to meet minimum level requirements. The chance of a lower-mana match went up to 25% from 20%, while high-mana odds dropped to 15% from 20%.
On the Non-Card Market, players can now switch several skins on or off at the same time. Skin filters also show all sets by default, where they previously showed only Modern.
How last year’s feast compared
The 2025 Dragon’s Feast was smaller, with three Bountiful skins in the Reward Shop and a 1.5% chance at a holiday skin from Ultimate Chests, capped at 270 limited-edition skins. Skins nobody found during that event were burned.
“Bring your appetite, Battle Mages. The dragons are already here,” Splinterlands said.