Since the rewards are now live, I thought of creating a Ladyluck packs distribution post regarding how cards are generated. Right now, there is an ongoing general sale at 4 SCRIPT each. You can purchase at the shop right now. Lady Luck Packs are at the heart of Stakehouse Den’s card-based economy, serving as the primary source for acquiring gameplay cards. But unlike traditional card drops, the distribution of these packs is anything but random—it's carefully structured to maintain fairness, engagement, and long-term value.
Each season, the total number of Lady Luck Packs is fixed—3 million in total, distributed in three distinct phases. First is the Presale Phase, where early supporters can purchase packs at a discount. This gives strategic players a head start in building their decks and staking early positions in the economy. However, presale purchases are capped, ensuring no single player can dominate the market before launch.
Next is the Live Sale Phase, which opens up pack availability to the public. Here, the price per pack is higher, and all sales are conducted in the game’s stablecoin equivalent, SCRIPT. The pricing strategy encourages early adoption while preserving value for latecomers.
Finally, we have the DAO Allocation Phase—a community-first mechanism that assigns a portion of the remaining packs to DAO-based reward systems. These might include staking rewards, gameplay incentives, or community initiatives, reinforcing Stakehouse Den’s decentralized governance ethos.
Each Lady Luck Pack contains five cards with varying rarities and merge levels, and their utility extends beyond simple collection—they fuel the game’s Hotsauce generation, a key to earning rewards. This layered approach to distribution prevents inflation, rewards early participation, and maintains strong pack value in the secondary market.