The free path

You can play without paying, every day. This page shows how.

Three doors

All three doors stay open, all year. Each door has its own rule.

  1. A daily card, with a public account. You get one Common card each day. Your account must be approved first. Sign up below.
  2. The same card, with no public account. An address with five moves on chain and thirty days behind it gets the same card. It must also hold one pack’s worth of $WIKIDEX for 24 hours. There is nothing to sign up for.
  3. A pack draw, every Sunday. One tenth of the week’s packs are drawn. Each approved account can win one pack. It must also hold one pack’s worth of $WIKIDEX for 24 hours.

These cards come from the game’s reserve. They cost you nothing. You cannot buy them.

Who can enter

Your address is your place in the game. A move is anything you sent from it. “On chain” means it is public and permanent.

Door 2 needs no public account. Doors 1 and 3 need one:

  • Opened more than 90 days ago.
  • More than 50 followers.
  • One account, one address, one share.

You post once, in your own words. No follows, no reposts, no tags.

Sign up

For doors 1 and 3 only. It takes a minute.

  1. Paste your address in the box below.
  2. The page writes a short post for you.
  3. Open the post, read it, then publish it.
  4. We check your account by hand.

An address starts with 0x.

Your post

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The post opens in a new tab. Publish it, or close the tab.

How we verify

A person checks each account by hand. We read its age and its followers. No robot answers, follows or posts.

The approved list is public. Refused accounts are counted, never named. Too many sign-ups? A public draw picks.

What we keep

We keep your account name and your address. Nothing else: no email, password, ID or payment.

This page sends nothing anywhere. It writes the post in your browser. Until you publish, nobody knows you came.

You must be 18 or older to play.

Card titles and stats come from Wikipedia, under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0. Photos come from Wikimedia Commons with credit on each card.