Ecosystem

Overview

This game is split into four engagement groups. These are:

Game Owners - own apartments and land

Character Owners - own character NFTs

Player engagers - rent NFTs to play, or engage with non-locked systems

DeFi/Traders - trade token and take on buy/sell risk of token

Game Owners

These are the smallest group of players, made up of those that own land, apartments and businesses. This group is principally spending their $OATH on asset upgrades, and will represent the largest portion of sales of the token to the market. Their earnings are supported by the bonus that is offered to Character Owners that use the assets owned by the game owners.

Character Owners

These are the owners of the NFT characters used to interact with the world of Her Monsters. This class of players' principal $OATH earnings come from engagement with the game world (In the form of rewards for participation), and their principal expenditure will be the utilization of assets held by the Game Owners.

There are two sub-classes of Character owners:

Character Players: Players who engage with the game-world in return for rewards and to progress the game's story. This is the principal player base of the game. Most game balancing should be focused on this group.

Character Renters: This group rents their characters to other Owner Players, or Player Engagers to allow them the capacity to interact with the game. Delivers a smaller rental income than the assets of the Game Owners, but allows for income generation on Character NFTs’. They will also be the largest use of staking services. Player Engager

Player Engager

This group is represented by those that do not yet own characters, and are renting them to play, or using free mechanics. This group is your core target to play their way to a character. Gameplay mechanics and development options should be considered for this group second to the Character Owner - Owner Player group. DeFi/Traders

DeFi/Traders

This group is made up of those willing to take on the token price risk for $OATH, and thus support the liquidity in the ecosystem. Actions should consider risks held by this section of the community - as they will allow for maintenance of gameplay through consistent access of rewards to the player base.