Chest
When you mint a Trust Card, you do not receive the card directly.
Instead, you obtain a Chest — a sealed container that defines the rarity of the future card.
Burning the chest later unlocks the actual NFT card.
Concept of the Chest
- The Chest is a transitional NFT between the mint and the final card.
- Each chest carries a rarity tier, visually distinct and tied to different outcomes.
- The rarity of the chest depends on the wave in which it was minted.
- Once burned, the chest disappears and reveals the card it contained.
- Chests are not tradable: they exist only as keys to unlock cards.
Rarity Tiers
| Tier | Visual Identity |
|---|---|
| Common | Simple chest, faint glow |
| Rare | Metallic patterns, brighter glow |
| Epic | Colored aura, animated effects |
| Legendary | Golden aura, radiant energy |
| Ancient | Covered in runes, shifting aura |
| Mystic | Multicolor energy, unique animations |
👉 These tiers define the visual and symbolic identity of the chest, building anticipation for the reveal of the final card.
Chest → Card
- Minting creates a Chest.
- The holder may keep it sealed or burn it at any time.
- Burning destroys the chest NFT and generates the final Trust Card NFT.
This two-step process builds suspense, exclusivity, and adds a layer of collection strategy.
Connection with Relics
- For Relic Holders, the relic itself acts as the chest.
- In this case, minting does not create a generic chest: the card is revealed directly from the relic when burned.
📌 Summary
- A Chest is the outcome of minting, not the card itself.
- Rarity of the chest is defined by the wave.
- Burning the chest reveals the final NFT card.
- Special case: Relics replace the chest for relic holders.