🔥 Land 1.75 is Coming – The Future of Splinterlands Land Awaits! 🔥
The wait is almost over, and Land 1.75 is about to revolutionize the way you manage, strategize, and profit from your land in Splinterlands! 🗓️ Mark your calendars – Land 1.75 is scheduled to launch on March 18th! 🗓️ This update isn't just an upgrade—it's a fundamental evolution in how resources are gathered, utilized, and traded. Whether you're optimizing your plots for maximum efficiency, diving into new liquidity pools, or preparing for the new resource economy, this is your chance to take land ownership to the next level. Here’s what’s coming:
🌲 NEW RESOURCES – Build, Harvest, and Thrive!
• Wood, Stone, & Iron are now essential building blocks for land productivity.
• Worksites are now terrain-dependent, meaning careful planning will be crucial—check the whitepaper for full details!
• Grain worksites on incompatible terrain will auto-convert into Wood, Stone, or Iron upon first harvest, ensuring every plot remains valuable!
💰 NEW LPs & RESOURCE SWAPS – A True Player-Driven Economy!
• DEC liquidity pools (LPs) are launching for Wood, Stone, and Iron, giving players more ways to trade and invest in resources.
• Direct resource swaps between different materials will allow for seamless in-game economy balancing.
• LP providers will earn fees—turning liquidity management into another avenue for smart earnings!
New Liquidity Pool Fee Toggle Now Live!
Managing your liquidity rewards just got easier! We’ve added a new toggle switch, allowing you to seamlessly switch between:
🔄 Total fees for the entire pool
Fees you’ve earned individually as a liquidity provider 📈
Now, you can track your earnings with precision and make smarter liquidity decisions at a glance!
🗺️ GAMEPLAY & UI ENHANCEMENTS – Smarter, Smoother Land Management!
- New Map Filters make it easier than ever to see what resources your land supports at a glance!
• Land 1.75 introduces Wood, Stone, and Iron as crucial resources for land productivity, but unlike Grain, these resources will be significantly more scarce.
📊 Production Rates Per Production Point Per Hour:
• Grain – 0.02 (unchanged)
• Wood – 0.005
• Stone – 0.002
• Iron – 0.0005
Since these production rates are much lower than Grain, Wood, Stone, and Iron will be far more limited in supply, making them a key resource for both landowners and the Splinterlands economy.
🔨 But production is just the beginning—Wood, Stone, and Iron will also be required to generate SPS & Research. The consumption rates will match the production rates, meaning that when you harvest SPS or Research:
- Every 1 base Production Point spent per hour toward production will consume
- 0.005 Wood
- 0.002 Stone
- 0.0005 Iron
To put this into perspective:
💡 If you have a 5,000 Production Point Research plot, you'll need an equal amount of Wood, Stone, and Iron production to match it (along with enough Grain) to be fully self-sufficient.
• Totem Fragments can now only be found when harvesting from Research Huts, Castles, or Keeps, making these plots more valuable than ever.
• New UI icons for Type, Geography, and Rarity improve the overall experience—managing your land has never been this intuitive and immersive
⚠️ IMPORTANT – Prepare Now or Get Left Behind!
• No stockpile of new resources will exist at launch! If your land is producing Research or SPS, you’ll need Wood, Stone, & Iron for your first harvest.
• Pro Tip: Claim your SPS and Grain BEFORE the update to avoid delays and maximize your production from Day 1!
🚀 Land 1.75 is more than an update—it’s a turning point in the Splinterlands land ecosystem! Whether you're a land baron, a strategist, or an economy-savvy player, this update offers new ways to grow, trade, and profit. But this is just the beginning—we have big plans to expand the utility of land resources into even more areas of the game in the near future! The economic depth of Praetoria is only going to grow, and those who prepare now will be positioned for long-term success.
🔥 Land 1.75 launches March 18th – The time to act is NOW! 🔥