The Collectors Side Of Splinterlands Got More Rewarding

As a trading card game, Splinterlands game aspect has been its major focus, but just like any other card game, Splinterlands is also known for collecting and completing cards. Many of the OG players have been collecting cards since the beginning of the game and have been able to build a rich collection of cards, some of which have a very low supply, making the price of the cards skyrocket in value. But as a collector, what matters to them is not the price of the card, but the fact that they are among the very few who own them and the pride that it comes with.

But recently, Splinterlands has added some new updates, which make the collectors side of Splinterlands more rewarding by introducing the Collector Achievements.

The Splinterlands Collector Achievements bring the pride of collection to a whole new level by giving players a new reason to collect. By reaching certain milestones in your card collection, players can receive achievement rewards in the form of either a Land Card or a Prefix Title. This also goes on top of the player's Collector's Binder, so not only can you arrange your collection in your Binder to make it cooler, but you can now also get rewards if your binder has met the collector achievements. Some of the achievements will ask you to have at least 1 CC of each of the required cards, but others will ask you to have them at fully max level.

Also, a binder can only have one achievement. The system evaluates your best single binder for each achievement; cards spread across different binders cannot be combined.

That said, the collector's achievements that the player gets were soulbound, so they can neither be sold nor transferred. And once the player no longer meets the requirements for the achievement, they will also lose access to the rewards from those achievements. This is to make sure that only the players who actively meet the criteria will be able to hold on to their achievement rewards, to make sure that their achievement represents their collection.

As of the moment, there are a total of 10 different achievements that players can chase to complete across three collection types. There is the complete set, bloodline set, and eight individual rainbows.

• Set Collection: Orbs

To reach this achievement, a player will need to get all 12 cards from the Essence Orb set, regardless of their level and foil type. By doing so, the player can choose between the Ella Ironcaller Land Feat card, which gives 2,000 PP, 3% Bountiful Iron, and -3 Light Rationing. Meanwhile, the Orb Chaser prefix title can give a 10% bonus in ranked battles.

• Bloodline Collection: Orcs

In this achievement, you need to get all the cards with the Orc bloodline and have them in your binder. This achievement gives you the Orc Lover prefix title, with a 5% ranked battle bonus, or the Brakden Land Feat card with 1000 PP and 3% Toil and Kin for Orc workers.

• Rainbow Collection

On the other hand, to reach the Rainbow Collection achievement, players will need to get specific cards in all of their available foil versions. Since these achievements were more difficult to complete, the rewards for them are also bigger.

1. Common Rainbow Collection

In order to complete this achievement, you need to get all of the different foil copies from either Cavewise Wayfinder, Steppe Stalker, Mad Kaboomist, and Gonach Excavator. If you managed to complete any of them, either the Rainbow Rider prefix title with 15% ranked bonus, or the Quarry Golem land feet card with 3,000 PP, 15% Bountiful Stone, and -2 Light Rationing.

1. Rare Rainbow Collection

For the rare rainbow collection, completion means that you have all the foil copies from either Halfshell Seer or Happy Quokka. If you do, you can get the Rainbow Wrangler prefix title, with a 20% ranked-play bonus, or the Land Feet Card, Bowman Woodward, which gives 5,000 PP, 20% Bountiful Wood, and a -30% Light Rationing.

1. Frontier Rainbow Collection

And finally, we also have a collector's achievement for Frontier cards. If you happen to have all the available foil types for Dread Tafarian or Spitting Camel, then you can have the Rainbow Achiever prefix title that gives 10% ranked play bonus or the Land Feet card, Hellaphant Hauler that has 500 PP, 7% Bountiful Stone, and -10% Light Rationing.