Warfront Legends Protocol

Warfront Legends is a deterministic idle auto-battler on Base. The chain records ownership, seed history, ruleset versions, territory control, and reward distribution, while combat is derived from public inputs.

Players own heroes and items, commit rosters to battles or territory contests, and let scheduled rounds resolve without needing to stay online. The operator hosts the app, indexer, and simulator, but does not have authority to override battle outcomes.

Each hero is an ERC-721 token with a stable identity and combat attributes. Intrinsic attributes are set at mint, while earned attributes such as experience, veterancy, and equipped items accumulate through play.

Items are ERC-1155 assets that modify hero behavior through public ruleset effects. Equipping an item records the binding on-chain so any simulator can reproduce the final roster state.

Combat takes two ordered rosters, a round seed, and a ruleset version. From those inputs it produces survivors, damage, experience, and a battle log that any verifier can reproduce.

The simulator avoids floating point arithmetic. Randomness is consumed from a deterministic stream, and event ordering uses strict tie-breaking rules so separate implementations produce byte-identical outputs.

Every battle round uses a seed published on-chain by the beacon. The seed combines the previous seed, the round boundary block hash, and a verifiable random function output.

If the beacon operator fails to publish in time, the protocol falls back to a block-hash seed after a timeout. This keeps the game live while making the weaker randomness mode visible.

Territories are on-chain regions that can be controlled, defended, and contested. Each territory has a controller, yield rate, defense roster slot, and terrain class.

A challenger commits a roster against a territory. The committed roster, defense roster, current seed, and ruleset determine whether control transfers or remains with the defender.

$WARC is the ERC-20 utility token for territory yield, hero summoning, item crafting, marketplace activity, and governance.

Emissions are bounded by the territory yield schedule. Sinks such as summoning, crafting, challenge fees, and governance bonds are calibrated by governance to absorb part of yearly emissions.

The game is built for asynchronous engagement. A player can commit a roster once, then let that roster continue participating until they choose to redeploy.

Territory yield accrues continuously, and heroes gain experience from battles whether or not the player is online. The loop rewards strategic roster management instead of constant clicking.

Heroes and items trade on a permissionless marketplace contract on Base. The official docs and app provide a front-end, while the contracts remain open to third-party interfaces.

Listings may be denominated in WARC or USDC. Marketplace fees support creator royalty allocation and token burns, while a WARC/USDC pool is seeded at token generation.

The protocol assumes the operator can go offline, make mistakes, or suffer key compromise. Because inputs and rules are public, false combat attestations can be contradicted by independent re-simulation.

Critical contracts use conservative primitives, audits, bug bounties, and timelock-gated upgrade paths. Ruleset bugs are handled through governance-approved patches after public review.

Warfront Legends stores only the data needed for public verification: wallet addresses, owned heroes, territory control, and battle history. This public state is the cost of trust-minimized gameplay.

Players can use the hosted client or interact with Base-compatible tools directly. No additional identifying information is required by the protocol design.