Wizards & Dragons is a blockchain-based strategy game that combines NFTs and a token. On December 1, 2017, the project was forked from Wolf Game. Just like its brother (ETH), metadata and pixel images are all saved on-chain. The game doesn’t use InterPlanetary File System, (IPFS), or its API.

Players must stake Wizards and Dragons to gain $GP tokens. There are many properties to tokens which can influence how many tokens players have. Tokens can be used by players to make new Dragons or Wizards. This will allow them to get more tokens.

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Players stake their wizards, dragons and tokens in order to play the game. Wizards can earn up to 12,000 GP per hour by protecting the tower. Their ancient agreement was with dragons. Dragons were warned not to approach the wizards who defend the tower since then. As a result, the wizards give the dragons 20% of their GP. The altar can also be used to sacrifice a wizard, or dragon.

Wolf Game was indeed placed on hold because of several gameplay flaws. But, the Wizards team was capable of correcting the most serious flaws in open-source code. Wolf Game also had to migrate due to the vulnerability. The process involves decrypting NFTs from the source and creating them using a new smart contract.

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OpenSea shows that the WnD Collection has made 9300 Ether, (ETH) compared with Wolf Game’s 19,300 Ethereum (old collection 13,600ETH+ moved collection 5700ETH). With Acts 2 and 3, the Wizards & Dragons project has managed to eliminate the shortcomings of its older brother and provide a plot with excellent development prospects.

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