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Norbertas Drazdauskas is Community Lead at Spellfire, an NFT card game project.
He discusses the game's physical and digital card versions, NFT releases on OpenSea, and the alpha and beta development phases.
1Interview
2022First on the show
Feb 2022Latest appearance
15 minOn camera
14:40
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Key points
- Spellfire is a player-versus-player card collectible game originally launched in 1994 that has been revived with blockchain, NFTs, and augmented reality technologies.
- The game features three card types: non-NFT cards, NFT cards, and original NFT cards that generate revenue when players upgrade standard cards.
- Physical booster packs are linked to digital versions via QR codes, allowing players to own and trade cards both physically and digitally.
- Original NFT card owners earn 90 percent of transaction fees when players upgrade their cards, creating a revenue-sharing model with the community.
- Spellfire token serves as the main utility token for card upgrades and in-game transactions, while gold functions as a non-blockchain in-game currency for players uninterested in cryptocurrency.
In their own words
“Since it's a community game, we really wanted to give back to the community.”
“When players open booster packs and upgrade a card to an NFT, the owner of the original earns 90% of the transaction.”
