Greetings, Splinterlands warriors!
There’s some exciting news as we approach the end of November. Dragon’s Feast 2026 is back, running from November 17 through the end of the season on November 30. This time, Splinterlands isn't just inviting us to battle. It's also inviting us to celebrate with a variety of skins, chests, and, of course, Dragon’s Feast-themed stickers to add some flair to our collection Binders.
For me, events like this always have two sides. Some players are busy chasing rewards, others are hunting for skins of their favorite characters, while some simply enjoy the festive atmosphere. I see Dragon’s Feast as an opportunity to enjoy the more relaxed side of Splinterlands, without always having to worry about winning and climbing the ratings.
Everyone Feasts: There's Something for Everyone
The most interesting addition this year is a new modifier called Everyone Feasts.
Under this rule, all units receive two abilities at once: Life Leech and Scavenger. This means every monster gets a chance to absorb Health from opponents through Life Leech and gain additional Health whenever a unit is defeated through Scavenger.
Imagine a battle that starts out looking pretty ordinary but gradually becomes harder and harder to stop. Monsters that manage to survive can grow stronger as the battle progresses. Sounds interesting, doesn't it?
However, don't rush to assume that every monster automatically becomes a champion. Extra Health certainly helps, but positioning, speed, and attacking abilities still matter. If you get too busy enjoying the feast, your opponent might end up clearing the entire table instead.
Two Different Vibes: Bountiful and Wyrmtouched
Dragon’s Feast brings us 30 skins for 15 characters across two collections: Bountiful and Wyrmtouched.
Bountiful has a warmer, more festive feel. It features autumn vibes, party outfits, and the atmosphere of a shared feast. Some skins can be purchased directly from the Rewards Shop using Glint, with prices starting at 500 Glint for Common, 2,500 Glint for Rare, 8,000 Glint for Epic, and 20,000 Glint for Legendary.
Meanwhile, Wyrmtouched brings a more mysterious side to the celebration. Eleven skins feature the magic of ancient dragons. These skins can be found in various Reward Chests, each with different drop rates.
What catches my attention is how widely the skin distribution varies this time. Minor Chests contain 410 skins with a 0.3% drop chance, Major Chests offer 100 skins with a 0.125% chance, while Ultimate Chests contain 100 skins with a 0.5% chance.
Of course, those numbers are no guarantee. Opening chests is still a matter of luck. You don't want to end up spending months' worth of accumulated Glint just because you're hoping a dragon will drop something special.
Stickers: Small Details That Make the Community More Alive
Now, one feature I find particularly interesting is the arrival of Dragon’s Feast Stickers.
The stickers are available in the Rewards Shop for 200 DEC each. Their designs are quite adorable: there's an Antoid potluck, a dragon with a love for cherry pie, a roasted turkey, and five Dragon’s Feast ’26 designs featuring foil finishes.
This is where I see something beyond simple Binder decoration.
Splinterlands has grown into a place where players can express their personalities and creativity. Many stickers are created by players contributing through the Artisan Quarter, making the Binder more than just a collection of cards. It's also like a small album that reflects the community itself.
Dragon’s Feast stickers can also be shared with friends and opponents. We can mark memorable matches with a GG high-five or a dragon fist bump.
For newer players, features like these might seem pretty simple. But sometimes, it's the little things, like sharing stickers, that make community interactions more enjoyable. Not every conversation has to end up being about strategy or token prices.
Enjoy the Feast Without Losing Your Head
Dragon’s Feast 2026 also brings Spellmonger and Giam Root skins to the Sparks Shop for 10,000 Sparks each, along with the Frontier Jackpot reward, which has a 1% chance.
There's one important thing to remember: wait until the November 17 maintenance is complete before opening your Reward Chests, as the Dragon’s Feast skins will only become available after maintenance.
Use your Glint and DEC wisely, don't get too carried away chasing random rewards, and enjoy this event as an opportunity to have some fun with the community.
After all, at a feast, not everyone has to go home with the most expensive prize. Sometimes, a funny story, an exciting match, and a single GG sticker from an opponent are more than enough to make the day a little brighter.
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