Welcome to Lesson #5. Today, we’re talking about ships and bounties! 

SPACESHIPS

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What's a pilot without their ship? In Cosmik Battle, there are two types of ships: Mules and Strikers.

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Mules

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At the beginning of their adventure, each pilot receive a unique ship called Mule. Mules are the most basic vessel if you will, they allow pilots to collect enough resources to craft cards and fully enjoy their Cosmik ride. Once they fill comfortable in the cockpit, pilots can opt for better looking mules in the Cosmik shop (soon implemented). 

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Strikers

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The fiercest pilots can step up their game with Strikers, the ultimate spaceships. Flying Strikers into Battle will help pilots collect more precious resources. Like Premium Cards, Strikers are Digital Collectibles. They carry a stronger value and can be traded on our Marketplace contrary to Mules which are off-chain assets. Strikers differ from Mules for their looks and their stronger economical perks. However, they have no advantages over Mules in the field of battle.

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Cosmik Battle will introduce collections of Strikers in the upcoming months. Until then, former Cometh Battle players can play with their NFT ships. Those ships are recognized as Strikers! Here’s how to play with them in Cosmik Battle :

• Add the wallet where your ships are stored to your Cosmik account. To learn more about it, please visit : Wallet Management.
• If you've already linked an account to your Cosmik Account but your ships aren't stored in this wallet, you'll need to transfer those ships to this wallet. Currently, Cosmik Battle supports only one external wallet association.
• Once this process is completed, you'll be able to select and view the ships you own within Cosmik Battle. Now, you can embark on your journey, playing and collecting bounties!

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I linked my external wallet to my account, the ships are in this very wallet but I don't see them in-game. If this situation happens to you it is perhaps because you rented your Striker to someone else in Cometh Battle. Not to worry, you just have to cancel your rentals following this method:

• Log-in on battle.cometh.io
• Then click on profile / rental
• Select the rental you want to cancel.

Wait a few minutes and you will be able to play with your ships in Cosmik Battle

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Strikers come with 4 different scarcity each coming with a specific Bounty Bonus:

• Common - Bounty Bonus x1
• Uncommon - Bounty Bonus x2
• Rare - Bounty Bonus x4
• Mythic - Bounty Bonus x8

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Ah, you’re eager to know more about Bounty now? Here we go!

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BOUNTIES

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There are many ways in Cosmik Battle to collect resources and bounties are one of them. Bounties are badges that pilots earn by winning games, serving as rewards for successfully eliminating enemy pilots. For every game triumph, pilots earn 1 bounty, and each bounty instantly provides them with resources as recognition for their endeavors. Pilots can collect a maximum of 15 bounties per day.

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The resource you acquire is determined by the ship utilized to get the bounty, following a straightforward rule.

• Both Mules and Strikers earn Galactic Credits.
• In addition to Galactic Credits, Strikers receive a specific amount of Aurium, determined by the Bounty Bonus of the ship. Mules, on the other hand, do not receive Aurium.

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The standard resource rewards for pilots upon collecting a bounty are as follows:

• 1 Bounty = 20 Galactic Credits
• 1 Bounty = 1 Aurium

Subsequently, the Aurium amount is multiplied by the Bounty Bonus of the ship utilized to collect the bounty. It's important to note that the Bounty Bonus solely affects the Aurium collected, not the Galactic Credits.

• Mule collects 20GC and 0 Aurium per Bounty
• Common Striker collect 20GC and 1 Aurium per Bounty
• Uncommon Striker collects 20 GC and 2 Aurium per Bounty
• Rare Striker collects 20 GC and 4 Aurium per Bounty
• Mythic Striker collects 20 GC and 8 Aurium per Bounty

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Specific conditions:

• Bounties are only collected after winning games in matchmaking. Private games do not grant bounties.
• Bounties are tied to an account and not to a ship. One account can collect up to 15 bounties per day.
• If you do not manage to collect all your 15 daily bounties, the remaining ones are not carried over to the following day.
• You're free to use any ship of your choice to collect your bounties. However, the bounty bonus applies specifically to the games you've won with a particular ship. For instance : You collect a bounty with a common ship, you get automatically 2 GC and 2 Aurium. You win the next game and collect a bounty but this time with an uncommon ship. You collect 2 GC and 4 Aurium.
• Bounties are accumulated upon winning games, and there's no risk of losing them if you happen to lose a game. Rest assured, you'll always have the opportunity to collect all 15 bounties every day.

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