In Brief:
- Event launch: ArchLoot (official site) started its Loot Carnival on September 25, lifting drop rates for players.
- Increased rewards: Every monster drops loot more often, chests have better odds, and dungeon materials drop at double the usual rate.
- Player impact: The event is aimed at existing players who want to upgrade and at newcomers getting started in the game.
Loot Carnival boosts drop rates
Starting September 25, ArchLoot is running a seven-day Loot Carnival that raises drop rates across the whole server. The event focuses on three core parts of the game: chests, gear and dungeon materials.
Server-wide rate increase
All players get the higher drop rates, and there is nothing required to take part. The changes apply to every monster on the map and every reward source. Chests stand out most, with better chances of dropping rare items and high-tier gear, which players need as they build out their loadouts.
Dungeon material focus
The biggest change is inside dungeons, where material drop rates are doubled. Upgrades and crafting depend on these materials, so the boost speeds up progression considerably and lets players advance their gear and hero levels faster.
Strategic gains
This week gives players a chance to gather materials faster than they normally could and to build up enough for several upgrades. With eight daily dungeons plus event dungeons that come around periodically, active players have plenty of content to make the most of the Carnival.
Appeal to newcomers
The Carnival is also a good moment for new players to join. Higher rates cut down the slow early grind, when materials usually come in at a trickle. Newcomers can pick up rare gear quickly and use the doubled materials to upgrade their equipment efficiently.
About ArchLoot
ArchLoot is a user-generated content RPG on BNB Chain. It launched in 2022 and is currently in beta on Android and iOS. Players explore, fight and collect resources across interactive maps, and their gameplay is tracked through NFTs.
The project uses the EIP 4985 and BEP 129 protocols to track changes to assets transparently. Its economy runs on two tokens: AL, the governance token, and ArchLoot Gold (ALG), the in-game currency.
ArchLoot has raised $17 million with backing from Binance NFT, YGG SEA and FOTA, and has around 40 developers. It also works as a game traffic distribution platform, has expanded to Ethereum and TON, and is launching a new title, Duckit, for a wider gaming audience.
The Loot Carnival runs for seven days, so players have a week to make full use of the doubled dungeon material drops.