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# Bounty Board
The Bounty Board is a weekly task-based system that serves as the recurring source of $WF rewards in Wild Forest.
Each week, players receive a set of tasks and earn Bounty Board Points (BBP) by completing them. The more BBP a player earns during the week, the larger their share of the weekly $WF reward pool.
Tasks are divided into two types:
* Basic Tasks are simple and fixed tasks available to all players.
* Advanced Tasks are randomly assigned, more challenging tasks that grant higher BBP rewards.
Players can complete any number of available tasks. Tasks can be rerolled using Gold, allowing players to replace unfinished tasks and focus on more suitable or rewarding ones.
A Bounty Board cycle lasts 7 days. At the end of each cycle, rewards are distributed based on the total BBP earned by each player. Rewards are paid directly to players’ in-game accounts and can include $WF tokens and additional in-game rewards.
To participate and earn BBP, players must meet certain requirements. Players need to own a minimum number of Unit NFTs to receive daily points. Some tasks require blockchain actions such as minting, staking, or burning Units, which help prevent automation and abuse.
The Bounty Board does not grant instant rewards. All rewards are distributed after the weekly cycle is completed and system checks are performed. This ensures fair play and removes bots and multi-accounts before payouts.
The Bounty Board is designed to reward consistent weekly activity and fair participation rather than one-time performance.
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