Gem & Socket

What is a Gem?

A Gem can be used to increase a Sneaker's Attribute by inserting it into a corresponding Sneaker's Socket.

For example, only Efficiency Gems can be placed into Efficiency Sockets.

What are the types of Gems?

There are four types of Gems, each representing a different Attribute:

  1. Yellow: Efficiency

  2. Blue: Luck

  3. Pink: Charm

  4. Green: Karma

What are Gem levels?

Gems have 10 levels:

Gem Level

Attribute

Special Effect

1

+1

+10% Base Attribute

2

+10

+100% Base Attribute

3

+30

+300% Base Attribute

4

+100

+1,000% Base Attribute

5

+300

+3,000 % Base Attribute

6

+1,000

+10,000 % Base Attribute

7

+3,000

+30,000 % Base Attribute

8

+10,000

+100,000 % Base Attribute

9

+30,000

+300,000% Base Attribute

10

+100,000

+1,000,000% Base Attribute

NOTE: Information in the table above may be subject to change during the testing phase with short notice.

What is a Socket?

Sockets are available to Uncommon and above Quality Sneakers, the higher the Sneaker Quality, the better potential Socket Quality. Users insert Gems into the Sockets to boost the Sneakers' Attributes. They will be able to see the Socket Type without unlocking the Socket, but NOT the Socket Quality.

Common Socket %

Uncommon Socket %

Rare Socket %

Epic Socket %

Legendary Socket %

Common Sneaker

0

0

0

0

0

Uncommon Sneaker

30

60

10

0

0

Rare Sneaker

10

30

50

10

0

Epic Sneaker

10

10

30

40

10

Legendary Sneaker

0

10

20

30

40

NOTE: Information in the table above may be subject to change during the testing phase with short notice.

Users are able to unlock Sockets by burning GGT once the Sneaker reaches Level 5/15/20/25 respectively. Higher Socket Quality will give an extra boost to the inserted Gem's Attribute:

Socket Quality

Attribute Bonus

Common

100%

Uncommon

110%

Rare

120%

Epic

130%

Legendary

150%

NOTE: Information in the table above may be subject to change during the testing phase with short notice.

Cost to insert and remove Gems

Inserting a Gem into a Socket is free once the Socket is unlocked. However, removing a Gem requires burning GGT. Alternatively, users can opt to destroy (burn) the Gem at no cost.

Shuffle Socket Quality and Type

Users can burn GGT to shuffle the Quality and Type of ALL Sockets. In order to do this, they need to unlock all four Sockets and remove all inserted Gems.

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