Land is It!

Land or Battle?

The current idea of "we have our house, now you 18yo go out and get your own" is coming to an end.

Foreman of the Verico We first joked, what is a Foreman? The one that comes after Threeman! :) Well, it's been a while since I have written about Splinterlands. The reason was simply, there wasn't that

Are VoV cards worth the price? Will I buy them after calculations? Probably - I explain in this post.

Prologue I'm on a tight budget these days. Honestly, I wasn't but, I went all-in on Land 😅 Anyway, it's seldom that a card catches my eyes enough to wanting to have it. Then, I got beaten up several times

Prologue It's been a while since I had my stone plots active. I activated them for the cards. But then I pivoted back into grain, mainly, working with a buddy of mine - he provides the cards via delegation,

Building a Homestead Step by Step: A Dream Taking Shape

The Land Of Smiles

A Land Card Set Is Entering Praetoria

If I found myself in an unknown land with nothing in my pocket, then it would mean starting from Zero. To be honest my biggest challenge would be accepting the reality than finding money. I would feel

source Greetings everyone! Today we will be talking on a imaginary topic, anyhow it will be very interesting because we will be talking about on the human mind

Why the Game’s True Value Now Comes From Production, Not Just Combat Splinterlands is no longer just a card game; it has become a rapidly expanding industrial ecosystem. This is the realization that separates

updates to land tools

The idea of first come, first served is not appropriate for land ownership. Not when children are born later, and thus denied a need.

The "Founders' Trap" in Tech Startups And in Governance Driven DPOS chain like Hive, and 2nd layers like Splinterlands In early-stage companies, the first three investors often demand board seats.

A High Voltage Land Partnership

Prologue A week back, I wrote a post about getting back into land. And manifestation works. I got some extra money, so I went and made quite the deal with a Splinterlands-Friend of mine. Two deals, actually.

The metropolis where I stay is 50% industrial area and 50% residential area, so you're right, the noise, air, water and land pollution is at its peak here, but people are still relocating to this area