Play Styles
A Loot’s play style determines how the pool is split among claimers. It is fixed at creation and enforced by the contract, so the rules cannot change once the campaign is live. Here is what each style means for participants.
Random
Section titled “Random”Rewards are luck-based. When you claim, the contract computes your share on-chain, with an average of pool ÷ seats. Some claimers receive more and some receive less; you find out only when the claim settles. Early and late claimers face the same odds, and the pool is designed to distribute fully across all seats. This is the classic mystery-box reward moment.
Everyone who qualifies receives the same share. The contract divides the remaining balance by the remaining seats at claim time, so the pool drains evenly regardless of claim order. It is predictable and fair: you know roughly what you will receive before you claim.
Custom
Section titled “Custom”The creator pre-assigns what each recipient receives: a specific amount, or specific NFT token IDs. When you claim, you receive exactly what was set for your wallet. Use this for precision airdrops and planned allocations.
How this works across asset types
Section titled “How this works across asset types”| Token amount | NFTs | |
|---|---|---|
| Random | Luck-based amount of the token | A luck-based count of NFTs, picked fairly from what is left |
| Equal | Equal amount of the token | An even share of NFTs (any remainder distributed fairly) |
| Custom | The exact amount assigned to you | The exact token IDs assigned to you |
For Random and Equal NFT Loots, the token IDs you receive are selected fairly from the pool’s remaining NFTs, and each NFT can be sent only once.
Fairness by design
Section titled “Fairness by design”For Random and Equal, the amount is computed on-chain at claim time using a single-use code issued for your claim. It cannot be predicted, previewed, or replayed, and the split cannot be changed after launch. Custom amounts are signed into your voucher, so you receive exactly what the creator assigned. See claiming for the full flow.