Terrariums has switched on Hosted Plots. In this Axie game, Land Owners burn Lunium on their plots and axies earn bAXS every tick. Owners can now let other players onto their plots. Those players are called Flamekeepers: they bring their own axies, keep part of the bAXS those axies earn, and pay nothing to join.
The team calls the system delegation with the reward split built in. The Land Owner picks the split when creating the invite, and Terrariums pays it out automatically on every tick. The owner provides an activated plot plus the Lunium that powers it, and can keep running their own axies on the same plot.
The first version of the rules came out on November 9. Players asked for full control over the split, so the team scrapped the share ranges for launch. Land Owners can now set the Flamekeeper share to any figure they want.
Opening a plot as a Land Owner
Only a plot that is active in Terrariums can be hosted. To activate one, go to Town Registry → Plots → Activate Land, pick the plot and confirm in your wallet.
The remaining steps:
- Go to Town Registry and pick the plot you want to host.
- In the Flamekeepers tab, select Enable Hosting.
- Create an invite and set the terms: public or private, the Flamekeeper’s bAXS share for Local and Global Lunium ticks, an optional minimum Atia’s Flame per axie, and either auto-accept or manual approval.
Private invites use a code, which the Land Owner gives to the players they choose. If manual approval is on, join requests show up on the plot and wait for the owner’s approval.
Joining as a Flamekeeper
Any player who owns axies can join a hosted plot, and that includes Land Owners. On the Terrariums home screen, select Find a Plot. From there you can browse public plots and hit Choose Axies on one, or type an invite code to jump straight to a private invite.
Check both bAXS shares on the invite before you submit. If the invite has a minimum Atia’s Flame, each axie you choose must meet it. Auto-accept plots let you in immediately. On other plots, the Land Owner has to approve you first. Your axies begin contributing from the next tick.
An axie can work on only one plot at a time, and each plot takes a maximum of 30 axies. Joining more plots means using different axies.
Local and Global shares
Each invite lists two Flamekeeper shares, matching the two kinds of Lunium a plot can burn:
- Local Lunium costs nothing and regenerates on the Land Owner’s plot. When a tick burns Local Lunium, the Flamekeeper keeps the invite’s Local share of the bAXS their axies earned.
- Global Lunium is bought by Land Owners in the Shop. When a tick burns Global Lunium, the Flamekeeper keeps the invite’s Global share.
The percentage is taken from the bAXS that the Flamekeeper’s own axies earn. It does not apply to the plot’s full reward.
A plot can have one active public invite and one active private invite running together, with separate terms. Anyone can browse public invites in Find a Plot. The team gives this example: a public invite paying 80% on Local ticks and 40% on Global ticks, alongside a private invite paying 90% Local and 50% Global. On a Local tick, Flamekeepers from the public invite keep 80% of their axies’ earnings and those from the private invite keep 90%. On a Global tick, the figures are 40% and 50%.
The split on each tick
Ticks happen every hour, and at each one Terrariums divides the plot’s bAXS in two steps. Step one counts Flame: each player’s axies receive the same fraction of the plot’s bAXS as the fraction of Atia’s Flame they supply. Supply one-third of the Flame and your axies get one-third of that tick’s bAXS. Step two applies the invite share: the Flamekeeper keeps their invite’s percentage of that portion, and the Land Owner takes the remainder plus everything earned by their own axies.
The first worked example has a plot earning 75 bAXS on a Local Lunium tick. The Land Owner’s axies supply 100 Flame and a single Flamekeeper’s axies supply 50, on an invite with an 80% Local share. With 150 Flame on the plot, the Land Owner’s axies get 50 bAXS and the Flamekeeper’s get 25 bAXS. The Flamekeeper keeps 80% of 25, or 20 bAXS. The remaining 5 go to the Land Owner, who finishes the tick with 55 bAXS.
When there are several Flamekeepers, the Flame from every axie is added to the plot total first, and then each Flamekeeper’s own invite share is applied to their portion. The second example has a plot earning 75 bAXS on a Global Lunium tick. The Land Owner and two Flamekeepers supply 50 Flame each, so each gets 25 bAXS. The Flamekeeper on the private invite, with a 40% Global share, keeps 10 bAXS. The Flamekeeper on the public invite, with 20%, keeps 5 bAXS. The Land Owner collects the other 35 and finishes the tick with 60 bAXS. The team points out that real plot rewards change from tick to tick.
Tracking rewards and changing terms
Every player’s share lands in their claimable balance automatically. Land Owners can check rewards per tick, and how much went to Flamekeepers, in the plot’s Atia Shrine. Flamekeepers can see their own per-tick rewards by selecting the plot they joined in Town Registry.
Flamekeepers are free to leave whenever they like. When a Land Owner revokes an invite, no new players can join through it, but Flamekeepers already on it keep their original terms. Edits follow the same rule: updated shares only apply to players who join after the change.
Players hunting for a plot, or owners looking for Flamekeepers, are directed by the team to the Find a Plot menu and the #flamekeeper-applications channel on the official Axie Discord.