I’ve gained access to «Gift Crafting» on the test server, and here’s what I’ve learned about how it works:

— The crafting can result you with nothing. This happens most often when using 2 gifts, while using 3 or 4 has more chance to get new gift after crafting, but there’s still a chance you could lose all 4.
— Crafting on the test server is currently free, though this could still change.
— The first gift you select for crafting determines the ID of the crafted gift. For example, if the gift IDs are 100, 5926, 1536, and 8888, the crafted gift will get ID 100 (for example, Cake-100).
— Colors are rolled randomly, but if you use 4 gifts with the same color (for example, Black), the crafted gift will end up with that same color (in this case, also Black)
— Transferring, selling, and making offers for these gifts is disabled. This is likely temporary, as the server-side functionality isn’t fully ready yet.
— You can’t craft gifts that have already been crafted before, as they have a server-side flag that blocks this action.
— Gifts that were previously on the blockchain likely won’t be usable for crafting.
— The total quantity of gifts will decrease. For example, if it’s 1234/2000, after crafting 4 gifts it will become 1231/1997.

That’s all for now.

All of this information is preliminary — we’re waiting for beta updates with the actual feature. Crafting access isn’t available in any beta builds yet, this was obtained through other methods, so don’t try to look for it. Which collections will be available for crafting in the stable release is still unknown — it could be any collection. In my opinion, crafting is the best thing that could happen to gifts. Their total supply goes down, prices go up, and they become more unique — thanks to the second model pack.

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