Hello Splinterlands fam!
I hope you all are having an amazing day with your family and friends. Now, for those who play this game on a daily basis, I hope you already saw that the last ranked season has ended just recently. So, if you have played in the last ranked season, either in wild or modern or both, be sure to collect your season rewards, which I know most of you have done already. As usual, another fresh new season has started already and taking a look at the season clock, we have a whole 12 days and 17 hours of time as I am writing, before the season meets its end. So I hope all pf you have already jumped into the battlefield and started increasing your trophy counts with more and more wins. However, while draining up your adrenaline on the ranked and tournaments, we should not forget to stay active in the extended universe of Lands. Many of you own one or multiple Plots of land in your account and are most probably running them currently to generate in-game resources like Grain, Stone, Wood, Iron, Research, Aura or SPS. So it's important to check our Lands regularly and claim before time to avoid any resource loss. In today’s post, I will be talking about my Land plot and what I am doing with the resources that I am producing below. so, if you are interested, let’s take a dive without any further ado.
My Land
Though I have a decent amount of Cards in my arsenal, I am really poor when it comes to Lands and till now only own one precious plot of Land in my collection, which has been actively running for a while and generating token earnings by producing resources. My Land is situated in the Red Region that goes by the name Hamford and I have the 121st Land plot in my possession. I have already built a worksite on it, which is active and producing the Grain resource.
Now, looking at the details of my Land plot, as you can see from the box located right above, my Land plot is a common type of plot and it belongs to the Neutral type. As for the resource generation stats, it is active with a productivity of 15,400, with a 277.20 Grain production per hour rate and the grain required per hour rate is 140. Now, currently as I am observing this plot, on the lower side Row, it is showing the last harvested stats, which is 6 days ago, so I went further to check how close my Plot is to another full harvest.
Now, in the screenshot above, you can see on the upper left side the Dec box, which displays the required DEC amount to power up this land plot. For my plot, the total amount of DEC required is 50k and gladly, I have filled that whole amount long ago and tuned my land Plot for the best production rate in this regard. Now the box beside that shows the Grain rated details like total grain, workers' fees, % of claim ready right now, and the surplus/deficit ratio for my Land’s production. On the right side, it shows the region-wise land production rates of different resources. As I have only one Land plot, it is showing the same stats as the Grain resource. On the lower side row, it is showing the Land details like plot ID, type, geography, rarity, worksite resource type, boosts active currently, DEC energy required, Grain Required for harvest and the worksite resource capacity. As it is very close to a complete 100%, O decided not to waste any more time and claim my grain resource quickly.
Now in the next step, the little box in the middle of the page, as shown in the screenshot above, shows your worksite capacity and for mine, it is showing 99% currently. Below that, it is showing my current total amount of grain resource produced, which is 51,168 Grain and how much grain it would cost to claim this produced amount, which is 23,258 Grain. Anyway, I clicked on the Harvest button quickly, which led me to another page.
Now I have come to the Resource Claim page, where all the details for my plot’s resources are being displayed in detail once again. There are W types of reduction which will happen to my total produced amount - the first is grain tax, which is 5,117 grain and the next is to feed workers, which is another 23,259 grain. So I hit the Pay Grain button to proceed cutting both of these 2 fees, and it redirected me to another page.
The result tab then shows you the amounts which got reduced from your production, which I mentioned above and also the amount which you have received at the final. Now, as shown in the screenshot above, for this harvest, I finally got 22,795 Grain, which got added to my regional balance in the wallet.
Now, looking at my Grain resource wallet, after the claim, right now I have a total of 133k+ Grain in my wallet. So, I thought, why not add this amount to the liquidity pool and increase my stake in the grain-dec liquidity.
As you can see, after adding the Grain with the required amount of DEC, I now have almost 700k Grain staked with around 6200 DEC. The valuation of my total contribution in this pool is 11.25$ with a 0.020% of the total share. I have also earned a decent bit of resources for my share in the pool, which is displayed on the right side. As you can see, with this self-sufficient grain production, I am slowly growing my Grain balance and there’s not much time left before I reach the 1 million total grain stake milestone.
I hope you enjoyed reading my post about Lands at above. Please let me know your thoughts about lands in the comments section below, and I look forward to seeing you all in my next post.
