Everdraw’s Grimoire reveal goes live ahead of $50,000 USDC Season Genesis

everdraws grimoire reveal goes live ahead of 50 000 usdc season genesi In Brief:

In Brief:

  • The Grimoire reveal page for Everdraw is now live. Burning a Grimoire mints one of 2,000 PFPs, drawn from a pool of 6,000 generated images.
  • Season Genesis, the opening season of Everdraw’s TCG and RPG hybrid, lasts eight weeks and carries $50,000 in USDC rewards, paid out at $6,250 per week.
  • According to the team, 559 Grimoires (28.05% of supply) now sit in the treasury and won’t earn Season Genesis rewards. After earlier delays, no launch date was given.

Everdraw has put its Grimoire reveal page online and published the reward schedule for Season Genesis, an eight-week season backed by $50,000 in USDC.

Through the reveal, Grimoires become Everdraw PFPs. Of the 6,000 images the team generated, only 2,000 will be minted, and the remaining 4,000 get thrown out. Which ones make it is up to holders.

Everdraw's Grimoire Reveal page is live. The next step is Season Genesis, with $50,000 in USDC rewards, and we have some new information to provide to help you prepare!
The PFP collection consists of 3 characters: Wink, Flux, & Glyph.
Which you end up with is entirely up to you…

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“You’ll be the master of what gets minted,” the announcement told holders.

Burn one, keep one

On the reveal page, a holder selects a Grimoire, which is then burned, and a PFP lands in the Everdraw collection. The next step depends on which of the two Grimoire types the holder used.

Summoning Grimoires present three randomized options, one for each base character: Wink, Flux and Glyph. The holder keeps a single pick, while the other two are “sent to the cemetery.” A detail card for each option lists how many of each trait have been minted to date, so holders can judge rarity before deciding.

There are 21 1/1s, and they bypass the choice entirely. Revealing one hands it straight to the holder, which means nobody can send a 1/1 to the cemetery by accident.

Zombie Grimoires flip the process. Roughly 10% of Grimoires are Zombies (218, to be exact), and a holder using one can choose any PFP already sitting in the cemetery. Everdraw said that could mean hundreds of options and advised Zombie holders to “check in on the cemetery and wait until they see one that they like!”

A Zombie Grimoire can’t produce a 1/1. A PFP rejected in a Summoning reveal also won’t be offered to another Summoning holder.

Neither type has the edge, according to the team: “They allow you to access a different portion of the reveal experience.” Users can also see the choices other people made.

Holders decide rarity

When asked which traits are rare, Everdraw said it was “a trick question,” since revealers will settle that with their picks. In theory, the team said, one of the three base characters could finish with zero mints.

Each character has its own traits. The team said none of them currently changes the in-game experience.

Benefits promised to Grimoire holders will pass to the Everdraw NFTs. Holders who skip the reveal still keep their rewards, because those will also go to Grimoire holders.

How Season Genesis pays

Season Genesis is the first version of Everdraw’s first product, a blend of TCG and RPG. Every one of its eight weeks pays out $6,250, split between 4,500 USDC in rank rewards and 1,750 USDC in raffle rewards. Card packs will be added to the raffle rewards too.

During Week 1 the in-game store stays shut, so players can only use items minted before launch. Everdraw framed this as a thank-you for the community’s patience over the delay. It also restricts Week 1 rewards (“$6,000+ USDC”) to holders who picked up pre-launch assets at mint or on secondary.

Players will spend Credits to obtain in-game assets, while Tickets count toward the weekly ranking and raffle rewards. Assets tied to Grimoires, Pack Bundles and Origin Boxes will be claimed through an in-game special experience after the game opens.

Treasury purchases

The team said it decided to help support the secondary market and used trading fees and treasury funds to buy a portion of the NFTs available. Current treasury holdings:

Grimoires: 210 (10.5% of supply), plus 349 (17.55%) pre-minted to the treasury for future rewards, for a total of 559, or 28.05%.

Pack Bundles: 101 (12.75% of supply).

Origin Boxes: 27 (6.94% of supply).

None of the purchased Pack Bundles or Origin Boxes will return to circulation. Because Week 1 is limited to pre-launch assets, the team said fewer players will be able to take part that week, giving remaining holders a better shot at the USDC rewards.

Grimoires held by the treasury are excluded from Season Genesis rewards. Everdraw said this gives Grimoire holders, and later Everdraw PFP holders, a larger share of allocations and rewards, the $EVER allocation among them.

Still no launch date

Everdraw called $EVER “an eventual token that will be airdropped to players and holders.” Referrals from Season Zero will earn in-game assets depending on whether the referred users minted, and referrers will later receive a portion of $EVER tied to how much those users play.

In mid-September, community posts said Season Genesis was roughly two weeks out and that Grimoire supply had dropped from 2,149 to 2,000. Everdraw mints on Solana, and its Genesis mint opened Sept. 10 at 1.2 SOL.

The team acknowledged the delay without setting a new date. Screen previews shared alongside the announcement are still labeled work in progress and could change.

“We’re doing everything we can to release as soon as possible, but following some recent delays, we prefer not giving a concrete timeline, to avoid once again setting false expectations,” the team said.