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Connect your wallet, then link an X account — X is required to earn Echo Season rewards later. Your profile is what every other system (Fight Caves, Armory, Echoes) reads to know who you are.

Buttons: Connect Wallet → Connect X Account → Create Profile.

Open packs one at a time, or click Open Multiple to select up to 5 packs and reveal them together with Open Selected. Each pack reveals one Cultist with its own Stars, ATK, DEF, HP, and up to 4 moves.

Every Cultist card shows the same core stats:

• Stars (1–6) — rarity tier. Also drives crit chance later via Star Ascension.
• ATK / DEF / HP — battle stats, feed directly into your squad's Power Score (Step 13).
• Moves — up to 4, drawn from a pool of type-matched abilities.
• Type — one of 8 elemental types, determines matchup multipliers (see the Wiki's Type Matchup Chart above).

Stars, stats, and traits are permanent unless you go through Training, Harvest, or Star Ascension — nothing changes on its own.

Training happens on the Arena page and uses two Cultists at once:

Pick P1 and P2, then choose exactly 1 trait from P2 to inherit onto P1. Everything else on P2 is gone — this is not the same as Harvest (Step 5), which preserves 3 traits instead of 1 and doesn't use a survivor at all.

Harvest is a separate flow from Training — there is no survivor. One Cultist is sacrificed outright, and in exchange you pick 3 traits to preserve. Those 3 become real ERC1155 items in your inventory instead of being lost.

Traits harvested in Step 5 show up under Trait Inventory on each Cultist's Armory page — real ERC1155 items on Robinhood Chain, only shown when you actually own a quantity > 0. Click one to preview it applied to the Cultist you're viewing; applying it costs $PR (see the fee table further down this Wiki).

The Veil moves your Cultist from Ethereum to Robinhood Chain, where the current season plays out. Lore calls this "Drifting through the Veil" — technically, it's our own custom lock/mint/burn bridge, not LayerZero or any third-party bridge protocol:

1. Your Ethereum Cultist is locked in The Veil contract (one-time approval required first).
2. An off-chain relayer produces a signed attestation.
3. The Robinhood Chain counterpart is minted using that attestation.
4. Returning later burns the Robinhood-side Cultist, then a fresh relayer attestation unlocks the original Ethereum Cultist.

No activation fee — you only pay network gas. Button: ENTER THE VEIL (GAS ONLY).

Every Robinhood Cultist actually has two separate on-chain accounts attached to it — don't think of them as one wallet:

• CultistLedger — the canonical ERC-6551 token-bound account. Holds GLD, SLVR, ERC1155 trait items, and other NFTs.
• BrokerAccount — a separate account the live site actually uses for gameplay. Holds liquid $PR and protocol accounting.

Both are controlled by whoever currently owns the Cultist NFT — sell it, and control of both passes with it.

Activation is a one-time, real burn — sent to a dead address, not treasury — that sets up your Cultist's BrokerAccount. Separate from bonding.

Bonding $PR to your BrokerAccount is what squads and Command Post check against (a minimum bond floor). It stays fully liquid — no lock, no real commitment beyond sitting in the account.

You get 3 squad slots, each fightable in 1v1, 2v2, or 3v3. Unlocking a slot costs a one-time on-chain fee (burned $PR, live value shown in-app) — after that, changing members is free.

Your first pick is always the Champion (must clear a minimum bonded $PR); remaining picks are unbonded supports.

Buttons: Pay & Unlock Squad / Confirm Squad.

PitBoy and StonkBroker NFTs can be pegged to a squad from the Altar's squad card — each peg/unpeg is its own transaction, movable anytime.

Once your squad is unlocked and assigned, deploying enters it into the matchmaking queue. Your Cultists fight autonomously — you don't play moves live; battles resolve on a random 1–2 hour timer.

Every squad gets a Power Score from its own stats:

Squads are labeled into 4 classes — D, C, B, A — but matchmaking itself works off the raw score: when it's your turn to fight, you're matched against whichever queued opponent has the closest Power Score, so a fresh low-roll squad won't get thrown against a maxed one. Your own squads never fight each other, and you won't immediately refight the same opponent twice.

Podium is a separate system from matchmaking — it's how Fight Caves winnings actually get paid out, on a rolling 8-minute cycle, split across 4 bond tiers:

Within a tier, payout decays by rank at a fixed 0.8 weighting — rank 1 gets weight 0.8⁰=1, rank 2 gets 0.8¹=0.8, rank 3 gets 0.8²=0.64, and so on, each rank's share of the pool proportional to its weight.

All Fight Caves and Podium earnings land in your War Chest, on the Altar page. Pet Rocks and USDC each have their own claim button; USDC has a 3-day withdrawal lock after claiming.

The Armory is where trait items get applied and Cultists get renamed — a $PR-costed shopping cart, checked out together. Real costs, straight from the code:

All Armory $PR spends are transferred to the treasury, not burned.

Battle Challenges are a 5-tier chain per stat (ATK/DEF/HP), gated by real combat objectives earned in Fight Caves. Claiming a completed tier permanently increases that stat and costs $PR:

Star Ascension has no $PR cost. It runs entirely on sacrifice + combat trials:

• Stars go 1 → 6, strictly sequential — you can't skip a tier.
• +5% crit chance per Star, up to 30% at 6 Stars.
• Direct Sacrifice (the same P1/P2 flow from Step 4) is the instant shortcut — Stars is one of the traits you can steal.
• The two highest tiers (★4→5, ★5→6) instead require a combat Trial plus a real Offering Strength threshold met by sacrificing Cultists whose combined Stars meet or exceed it.
• Overpaying the Offering Strength earns Favor, spendable on reduced trial requirements.
• Every Ascension sacrifice preserves exactly 2 traits — Stars counts as one of those two if you choose it.