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1/ If you only learn one thing before the reveal, learn honor score. It connects your collection, your badges and your rewards. Here is how it works 2/ Your total honor score is made of two parts. Collection honor comes from the dragons you hold. Badge honor comes from your badges. Add them together and you have your total honor 3/ Collection honor depends on each dragon's background. Green 100 Blue 200 Purple 440 Gold 1,075 Red 3,000 1/1 Legendary 5,700 Every dragon starts on green. The higher the background, the more honor it carries 4/ Look at how fast the values climb. One gold background dragon carries more honor than ten green ones. One red carries as much as thirty greens. Quality matters as much as quantity 5/ The way up is burning. When you upgrade a dragon's background, you sacrifice other dragons to do it. The dragon you keep moves up a tier and carries more honor, and each tier needs more dragons than the last 6/ Burning also pays you. Every burn lets you claim a reward, either ETH from the rewards pool or credits worth about 10% more. Supply goes down, and the dragon you keep gets stronger 7/ Badge honor comes from the collection book. There are three kinds of badges. Bronze for taking part, such as AMAs, playing and achievements. Silver for every dragon that has ever been in your wallet. Gold for every dragon you hold right now 8/ This is the part many people miss. A silver badge and its honor stay with you even after you sell or trade that dragon. A gold badge and its honor leave when the dragon leaves your wallet. Trading builds silver, and holding protects gold 9/ Early badges matter too. Badges that can no longer be earned after mint, like Early Supporter, count toward honor. Someone with a big wallet can buy dragons, but they cannot buy the time you already put in 10/ So why does honor matter? The Dragon Reserve. The reserve is stocked with dragons bought from the market, and each dragon in it counts as 100 credits. Credits are shared out based on how much of the total honor you hold 11/ A simple example. Say a month has 10,000 credits to share and you hold 1% of all eligible honor. You receive 100 credits, and 100 credits is one dragon from the reserve. With at least 25 credits you will be able to top up the rest in ETH 12/ That creates a loop. Collect, earn badges, grow your honor, earn credits, redeem dragons. Those dragons add to your collection, and your honor grows again 13/ There is no single right way to play. Some keepers will collect widely and fill their book with silver. Some will hold and push one dragon up to red. Some will do both. All of these paths build honor 14/ What I love most about this design is that time and effort count, not only capital. The people who showed up early, kept learning and kept helping have something that money cannot simply buy 15/ Details can still change before launch, and credit amounts depend on the reserve and on everyone's honor, so nothing here is a fixed payout. Not financial advice But let me know, how are you planning to build your honor?