Every vessel's traits are fixed by sha256(salt | id), and the sha256 of the salt is committed on-chain before the first mint — so no one, the house included, can steer a trait once the seal is cast. The vessels wait behind it.
No date is posted until it is real — when the seal breaks, this page opens the mint itself. Watch the crier for the hour, or find the makers at the great work.
the deck's commitment posts here the moment it is sealed.
The mint is an achievement board, not a sale. Clear 7 of 10 of these DFK-side economy quests and you earn a mint pass — one board anyone can take, no cost but the playing, and never a meter number. The deep trial is the Barrow Book's push-your-luck floor: learn how far to push in the sim (envs/ · /barrow/book), then push there for real.
A pass is the right to mint, not a reserved vessel. There are 1000 vessels and no cap on how many passes the trials can issue — if more passes are earned than vessels remain, the mint is first-come and the contract stops at the thousandth. Earning a pass early does not hold your place; minting does.
With a mint pass earned, this fills your allowance and merkle proof from the wallet above, and (if the mint is priced) the $SCRY approval — then hands you the exact unsigned mint(allowance, proof) calldata. Your own wallet signs; the meter holds no keys and broadcasts nothing.
1000 vessels, four grades, fixed counts — recomputable by anyone once the salt reveals. No server discretion, ever; the rarity you draw is the salt's, never the house's.
Every trait derives from sha256(salt | tokenId). The sha256 of the salt is committed immutably in the contract before mint #1, ids are sequential, and the salt publishes at mint-out — then anyone recomputes the whole collection.