Vendetta NFT collections
Vendetta Games offers a wide variety of NFTs, which play a central role in gameplay and the economy. Players can invest in them by buying and upgrading them, earning in-game advantages and buffs as well as bragging rights.
The games feature dynamic NFTs with upgradable attributes, alongside limited-use and utility NFTs that keep the economy moving rather than only accumulating.
- Genesis Characters
Chalk River's first mint, sold out
- Genesis Steeds
Mounts, with their own stat lines
- Revival cards
Won in play, minted by the player who won them
- Loot boxes
Opened on Wanted
- Frontier Passes
A live collection
Wanted
Wanted is our own cross-chain marketplace, trading across Ethereum, Polygon, Base, BNB and BOT Chain. Buy, sell, mint, craft and open loot boxes in one place, and take what you get straight back into the game.
Every collection listed here trades on Wanted. Supply, floors and what is currently for sale are read off the chain there, which is why no such figure appears on this page.
Dynamic NFTs are the cornerstone of every Vendetta game. A dNFT carries attributes that level up through play, so the asset you own changes because of what you did with it.
A levelled dNFT performs better across the side-games and in Chalk River, giving its owner an edge and the potential to earn more $VDT in play.
Character dNFT
Six attributes that level up. A newly minted character starts at level 0 with base values in each. As you earn XP you choose where it goes, and every character carries storyline quests of its own.
Horse dNFT
Four attributes, tied to your mount, and used in Chalk River's Canyon Run, the Invasion and the wider world. Same rule: start at level 0, spend XP where you want the advantage.
Planned: renting dNFTs out through a scholarship platform, and assigning them as NPCs to defend property or run storyline quests.
Limited-use NFTs work a set number of times and then expire. They typically buff a character or a horse, or help with a specific task such as mining for gold.
Utility NFTs are finite in the same way and cover the consumables: ammunition, medicine, repair kits, the things a frontier runs on.
Both are designed to be spent rather than hoarded. An item that is consumed keeps the crafting loop and the marketplace moving instead of turning every asset into a shelf ornament.
