Splinterlands Empowers Players with Choice in Redesigned Ranked Rewards System

Splinterlands introduces a multifaceted overhaul to their ranked rewards system, retiring randomized chests in favor of Glint, a new in-game currency. Glint becomes the medium for purchasing specific rewards, such as cards, merits, and potions, while offering greater control over reward type selection. Players now have the flexibility to tailor their rewards to individual needs and preferences, including acquiring rare cards, gold foil variants, and titles that enhance land production.

Splinterlands Revamps Ranked Rewards System, Empowering Players with Choice

Following the recent revamp of its ranked battle system, Splinterlands has unveiled a transformative change to its ranked rewards structure, replacing random chests with a new currency called Glint, offering players unprecedented flexibility in choosing their rewards.

Introducing Glint: A Game-Changing Currency

Every battle victory now earns players Glint, which can be accumulated throughout the season and redeemed at a newly introduced Glint Store. Players can also acquire Glint by burning soulbound cards, providing a strategic option for managing their collections.

The amount of Glint earned is based on player rank, with bonuses for using older edition cards and gold foil cards. While the Daily Focus bonus has been eliminated, the game interface now provides a clear indication of expected Glint earnings for both battle victories and end-of-season rewards.

Glint Store: A Comprehensive Reward Hub

The Glint Store allows players to exchange their hard-earned currency for a variety of in-game items, including cards, merits (used for Gladiator pack purchases), energy (for engaging in battles), and potions.

Card purchases offer players the flexibility to select the level of draw they prefer, with higher-priced draws providing increased odds of obtaining rarer cards and gold foil variants. For players with substantial resources, the store also offers exclusive