Gods Unchained Officially Announces Battle Pass Season 2

Gods Unchained has officially announced Battle Pass Season 2, set to run for six weeks with two progression tracks: Cosmetic and Collectors.

Gods Unchained will launch Battle Pass Season 2 on March 25, the game developer announced. The Battle Pass will last for six weeks and feature two progression tracks: Cosmetic and Collectors.

Those who pre-order the Collector’s Pass can do so on March 24 at 00:00 AM UTC. It will come with a 15% discount.

During Battle Pass Season 2, players can unlock new emotes, God portraits, the Mana Wheel, and promo packs that have a chance to drop Shiny Sanctum Raiders and the Raider Card Back.

Gods Unchained is a blockchain-based trading card game that is free-to-play. It is similar to games like Magic: The Gathering Arena but offers an economic model where players can earn real-world value for their time and effort.

This is in contrast to traditional gaming models where in-game purchases, such as skins or cosmetics, cannot be sold and accrue no value over time despite having an initial price tag.

In Gods Unchained, the game’s currency has value in the real world and players can trade cards with one another on the game’s marketplace.

Players win more cards by winning matches, creating an additional incentive to compete and play well. The game is also expanding its user base with tournaments and promotions, and it is launching a mobile version later this year.

The GODS token is used throughout the Gods Unchained ecosystem for transactions on the marketplace, forging NFTs, and acquiring rewards. It is an ERC-20 token that has a total supply of 500 Million.

The token is distributed among various stakeholders, including players, developers, and the community. Players can store their GODS tokens and NFTs in web 3.0 wallets such as MetaMask.

In addition to its transactional role, the GODS token also provides holders with governance rights. This allows players to vote on key game-related decisions, further highlighting the game’s community-centric ethos.