Here’s a quick rundown of how the
@HallofSaints mint will work.
If you own a Loot (for Adventurers) NFT from
@lootproject, you can canonize your bag as a Saint starting 11/1. Your bag’s eight items determine your Saint’s artwork.
On 11/3, Genesis Adventurer owners can also mint Saints based on their bags. Both Loot and Genesis minting stay open as the next phases begin.
On 11/5, wallets that held one of the 16 selected collections at the October 25 snapshot get 24 hours of early access. No Loot bag needed: your Saint is based on the items generated for your Ethereum address by dhof’s Synthetic Loot (sLoot) contract. Every Ethereum address has its own set of items.
If Saints remain, the public mint opens 11/6 to eligible wallets that sent an Ethereum transaction before the cutoff. This uses the same sLoot process, with one shared claim per wallet across community and public minting.
Every mint costs 0.004 ETH + gas. All mint proceeds go to the artist,
@ticklishart.
There are 8,000 Saints total. Minting closes 11/11, or sooner if they sell out.