WICKBORN ARENAThe field guide BNB edition
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Field guide/The WICKB ledger
CHAPTER 063 MIN READ

The coin, the chest & the fine print

Vaultguard keeps the ledger. Frydrop keeps asking about yield.

Open the ledger

Story illustration of Orchardhorn placing coins in a timed chest while Voltrunner balances equal entry stacks and Frydrop interferes with a fry.
Story illustration · Equal entries and time-locked stakes. The chest does not promise returns.
ParameterDocumented BNB testnet deployment
Name / symbolWickborn / WICKB
NetworkBNB Smart Chain Testnet · chain ID 97
Decimals18
Fixed test supply1,000,000,000 WICKB
Initial allocation100% minted to the configured owner at deployment. This is the initial mint, not a current balance report.
Additional mintingNo post-deployment mint function in this token.
Token transfer taxNone in the deployed token implementation. BNB gas fees still apply.

Two jobs for one game token

WYour WICKBIn your wallet
Fighter stakeTime lock → eligible Classic levels → withdraw principal
Match entryEqual escrow → result → payout or refund

First, eligible Classic progression can use WICKB staking to unlock fighter levels. Second, enabled token battles can use WICKB as equal entries held in escrow. Free practice uses neither an entry deposit nor a token reward.

The token contract does not mint a new prize for each win. A funded win pays from the two deposited entries. The current arena settlement has no protocol deduction from that pot; network gas is separate.

Two equal stacks. One outcome.

Example: 50 WICKB eachToken outcome before network gas
Two confirmed deposits100 WICKB is held in match escrow.
You winYou receive 100 WICKB total: your 50 plus the rival’s 50. Net token change: +50.
You loseThe rival receives the pot. Your net token change: −50.
DrawEach player receives their own 50 WICKB back.
Cancelled / eligible refundThe deposited entry is reclaimable once through the refund path.

Both players must fund the same entry from distinct wallets. The UI offers 25, 50, or 100 WICKB when the relevant token mode is enabled. A match entry is separate from a fighter stake; do not count the same tokens as available in both places.

Training with a time lock

The documented arena has a seven-day staking lock. Level 1 requires no stake. For each fighter, required total active stake is its base amount multiplied by 1, 3, 7, or 15 for levels 2–5. All table values are total WICKB requirements, not an additional charge at every step.

FighterLevel 2Level 3Level 4Level 5
Orchardhorn3009002,1004,500
Voltrunner2206601,5403,300
Cloudback3209602,2404,800
Lensfin1805401,2602,700
Parcelpack1003007001,500
Tensorforge5001,5003,5007,500
Vitalbloom1805401,2602,700
Portalwyrm4201,2602,9406,300
Vaultguard2808401,9604,200
Reelmoth1404209802,100
Frydrop1203608401,800
Hoodwing3601,0802,5205,400

Classic level stats rise linearly: level 2 is 1.1× base health, damage, and healing; levels 3, 4, and 5 are 1.2×, 1.3×, and 1.4×. Values are rounded by the engine. This is distinct from the stock damage multiplier.

Stakes become withdrawable after their on-chain lock expires. They are not automatically returned at maturity. Withdrawing can reduce the active stake behind your unlocked level. New deposits have their own lock times; use the position shown in Trainer.

Keep the blank pages honest

Team, community, treasury, exchange, and liquidity allocations need an explicit mainnet tokenomics decision before they can be published as facts. The same applies to vesting dates, market-making arrangements, airdrops, governance, burns, and buybacks. None is promised by this guide.