❓
FAQ
A: As Tiny Kingdom is off-chain there are no gas fees for in-game transactions, like marketplace trades or upgrading equipment. The only gas fees you need to pay to play Tiny Kingdom are to deposit tokens to the game and transfer Tiny Heroes into Tiny Kingdom. The check-in feature also attracts a small gas fee.
A: Yes, there is no need to keep the game open for the battle to continue. Even if the game is closed, the battle will play automatically until you log back in and end the battle by clicking “retreat”.
A: Frequently Returning to the castle can get more materials. But it will sacrifice the bonus of the castles drop rate, and then it is more difficult to obtain good materials. You will also damage equipment a lot quicker by battling more often and will return less crystals per battle.
A: Expand by 4 slots at a time, the price will increase gradually. The prices are 40/80/160/320/640 TINC respectively, with a maximum 48 inventory slots.
A: Yes. If you forge equipment with better stats, you should use this as the base equipment as it is stronger. Then use the previous Equipment as a fusion material. The Equipment experience will be inherited, but you need to consume additional crystals to upgrade. For example; you have just forged a 100 rated magic wand, and you already have a level 3 (0/3) magic wand at 80 rating. You should use the 100 rated as the new base, and then fuse the level 3 equipment on top of it. You will be able to upgrade to the 100 rated magic wand up to level 3 again, by consuming the crystals, and the new magic wand will be level 3 (1/3) and 100 rating.
A: Heroes gain experience points when they fight in battle. Each monster Killed by your hero will gain them 1 experience point. When the experience bar is full, the Hero can be upgraded by consuming crystals. The Hero NFT Level in Tiny Farm is the upgrade ceiling of Hero in Tiny Kingdom. For example, all of your Tiny Hero NFT are level 4 in Tiny Farm, this means the maximum level they can reach in Tiny Kingdom is 4, after gaining enough experience and using crystals to upgrade.
Q: What is Attack, Defense, and Luck?
A: The HP of each enemy is 200, and the base damage is 25/min. Attack: Hero damage per second = Attack / 60 Defense: Hero Damage Reduction = Defense/(Defense + 1000) Luck: Increases the chance of better material drops and the drop amount of battle crystal.
Q: How to calculate the battle crystal drop?
A: Each hero base rate can get 1 crystal for every 500 monsters killed. Also, there are Luck bonuses, Castle bonuses and Level bonuses.
(a) Luck bonuses (each 100 luck points increased, the bonus increases by 15%). For example, when the warrior's luck value is 1500, the crystal bonus value is 225%.
(b) Castle bonuses (for each 1 castle increased, the bonus increases by 0.2%)
Below 100 castles: 1 crystal per 500 kills
Above 100 castles: 1.2 crystals per 500 kills (20% bonus)
Above 500 castles: 2 crystals per 500 kills (100% bonus)
Above 1000 castles: 3 crystals per 500 kills (200% bonus)
Calculation example:
Assuming, the player has conquered 1000 castles in the Deadwood Marsh level. During this process, the heroes have killed 4000 monsters in total and have 1500 of Luck. So, the number of crystals that heroes obtained are:
The amount of Crystal = (4000/500) * 3 * (1+225%) * (1+60%) = 124.8 The total number of crystals obtained is the sum of the crystals obtained by all heroes in battle.
Q: How to calculate the drop rate of different quality materials?
A: Enemy Material Drop Rate = (Drop Rate Bonus of the Stage + (Drop Rate Bonus of the Stage * (Luck / (Luck + 1000))) + Castle Reward (0.005% Per Castle))
Example: a player conquers 1000 castles in the Dark Abyss stage, the warrior has 1000 Luck, and kills a total of 4000 enemies. The enemy drop rate = (50% + (50% * (1000/(1000+1000))) + 1000 * 0.005% = 50% + 25% + 5% = 80%. This means, for every 100 enemies killed, 80 materials will drop, and the warrior kills a total of 4000 enemies, resulting in a total of 3200 material drops. You will receive the best one among these 3200 materials.
The maximum value for enemy material drop rate is 100%.
- Base drop rate for each material:
Material Code | Material Quality | Required Castles | Base Droprate |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Common | / | 0.5255617087 |
2 | Common | / | 0.2627808493 |
3 | Common | / | 0.1313904246 |
4 | Common | / | 0.0656952123 |
5 | Unique | 10 | 0.0082119015 |
6 | Unique | 10 | 0.0041059507 |
7 | Unique | 10 | 0.0020529753 |
8 | Master | 100 | 0.0000641554 |
9 | Master | 100 | 0.0000320777 |
10 | Epic | 300 | 0.0000020048 |
11 | Legend | 500 | 0.0000000835 |
1-11 represents the code of the material rarity, sorted by rarity from low to high. The combat material drop rate bonus can increase the base drop rate for corresponding quality materials. In the Dark Abyss stage, the drop rate bonuses for Master, Epic, and Legend materials are 100%, 300%, and 400%, respectively.
If the hero NFT itself has a drop rate bonus for corresponding quality materials, it will be multiplied by the stage drop rate bonus.
Example:
- Probability of obtaining a Master material (No. 8) among the 3200 materials:
The base drop rate for No. 8 material is 0.0000641554, and the probability of obtaining at least one No. 8 material is: 1-(1-0.0000641554*(1+100%))^3200 ≈ 33.68%
- Probability of obtaining an Epic material (No. 10) among the 3200 materials:
The base drop rate for No. 10 material is 0.0000020048, and the probability of obtaining at least one No. 10 material is: 1-(1-0.0000020048*(1+300%))^3200 ≈ 2.53%
- Probability of obtaining a Legend material (No. 11) among the 3200 materials:
The base drop rate for No. 11 material is 0.0000000835, and the probability of obtaining at least one No. 11 material is: 1-(1-0.0000000835*(1+400%))^3200 ≈ 0.13%
Last modified 1mo ago