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# Mint
Turn your Coins, Quantum Keys, Quantum Chests and Fragments into NFTs sent straight to your WAX wallet.
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The blockchain fees of these mints are covered by the game and cost only Coins.
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Selecting an item to mint shows a quick summary of what you currently have to work with — your Coins, Quantum Keys, and Quantum Chests. Each of these can be minted into its own NFT on the WAX blockchain.
Available items to mint lists everything you can currently mint. Quantum Keys cost 8,000 Coins each, Quantum Chests cost 5,000 Coins each, Fragments cost 10,000 Coins each; Coins themselves have no fixed per-unit cost and can be minted in batch starting at 5,000, rising to 50,000, and up to 500,000 Coins.
Picking an item opens Mint Quantity, where you set how many NFTs to create — in this example, a Quantum Key. Minting means creating that item's NFT on the WAX blockchain and sending it straight to your connected wallet.
If you have an active Altar Relic that discounts minting, such as Krag'Ul Scale, it's applied automatically here: in this example it cuts the cost of the next 2 items minted from 8,000 to 6,000 Coins each (a 25% discount). The Relic spends one charge per item minted, so minting more than its remaining charges means the extra items are charged at full price; you can pause the Relic in your Loadout if you'd rather save its charges for later.
Selecting a quantity shows the total mint cost before you confirm — in this example, minting 1 Quantum Key at the discounted price comes to 6,000 Coins.
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The maximum number of mints is 10 items at a time in a single transaction.
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Confirm Mint gives you one last summary — the item and quantity, the total coin cost, your current balance, and the WAX address the NFT will be sent to — before you commit.
Once confirmed, Mint Successful confirms the transaction went through, and gives you shortcuts to view your NFTs or the transaction itself.
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Note: The information on this page reflects the current state of Planetary Defense's development. As new features are actually released and the game evolves, some details here may change, and this page will be updated to stay accurate.
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