Land and Speck Guides
About Pixels Lands
There are 5000 NFT Farm Lands made specifically for the game Pixels. They were minted on January 31 2022 for 0.06 ETH to players of their Play-to-Mint. Top 2000 players of the Play-to-Mint could purchase 2 lands, and everyone else could mint 1. 200 Lands were kept in reserve.
Top 101 Players of the Play-to-Mint also received a Golden Rake.
Land NFTs have 7 traits: Size, Environment, House, Tree Density, Windmill, Coop, and Silo. Every land comes with a Quonset Hut which is essential for storing the land's surplus. Surplus is a percentage of resources used on a farm land. (Not a tax, but it's like extra generation from a player utilizing an industry on your land). Since Pixels is a growing game that proudly boasts building in public, trait values change in importance as things change within the game.
Land owners can also place industries, decor, and other items on their land to make it more attractive or more useful.
Lands are not necessary to play the game, but it opens up a new avenue for players. Being a land owner also has its own perks at times.
Lands are not necessary to play the game, but it opens up a new avenue for players. Being a land owner also has its own perks at times.
Traits
| trait | options | amount | benefits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Size | Small | 19% - 950 | Determines the amount of space on a land |
| Large | 81% - 4050 | ||
| House | Small | 61% - 3050 | 4 Floors |
| Large | 39% - 1950 | 5 Floors and a solarium | |
| Environment | Land | 50.5% - 2524 | |
| Water | 38.6% - 1931 | Mines: Salt. Farming: Watermints | |
| Space | 10.9% - 545 | Mines: Voidtonium. Farming: Astracactus | |
| Tree Density | Light | 70% - 3500 | Trees have slightly higher drop rate. |
| Dense | 16% - 800 | Trees have a higher drop rate | |
| None | 14% - 700 | Trees have similar drop rates as Specks | |
| Coop | Yes | 49% - 2450 | Currently, these are the only lands with a Coop. |
| No | 51% - 2550 | ||
| Windmill | Yes | 51% - 2550 | Currently, these are the only lands with a Windmill. |
| No | 49% - 2450 | ||
| Silo | Yes | 50% - 2500 | Silo provides more space for Surplus [36 instead of 24] |
| No | 50% - 2500 |
On top of traits, Lands go up to Tier 4. So you can place industries from Tier 1 to Tier 4 on the land.
Land Space is determined by its size and limit. Each land has limits for Producers, Crafting, Pet Care and Business Industries
Land Space is determined by its size and limit. Each land has limits for Producers, Crafting, Pet Care and Business Industries
Surplus
What Is Surplus? Surplus is a great benefit to owning a land. It's like getting back resources that were produced on your land without needing to gather them yourself.
How does it work? The way it works is each land has a surplus set of 6% - 9% chance. So for every 100 resources produced, there's a % chance of receiving a duplicate of that resource.
The lowest part of the range is for lands that are low in level, and the higher part of the range is for the maximum level.
If you have level 0 Mining, you get 4% Surplus from Mining on land. (same for farming, forestry or animal care)
But if you have level 100 Mining, you get 9% surplus from Mining on land. (same for farming, forestry or animal care)
Where to collect the surplus? Surplus goes to the metal building on your land, or the Silo if you own one. Both the Silo and the Quonset Hut show the same surplus.
Fun Fact: Items stack up to 999 as Surplus!
How does it work? The way it works is each land has a surplus set of 6% - 9% chance. So for every 100 resources produced, there's a % chance of receiving a duplicate of that resource.
The lowest part of the range is for lands that are low in level, and the higher part of the range is for the maximum level.
If you have level 0 Mining, you get 4% Surplus from Mining on land. (same for farming, forestry or animal care)
But if you have level 100 Mining, you get 9% surplus from Mining on land. (same for farming, forestry or animal care)
Where to collect the surplus? Surplus goes to the metal building on your land, or the Silo if you own one. Both the Silo and the Quonset Hut show the same surplus.
Fun Fact: Items stack up to 999 as Surplus!
Land Owner Perks
- 1 Extra Bookmark
- 6 Extra Bag Space
- Land Owner Tasks on Task Board (After 24 Hours)
- Reduced Withdrawal Fees and Marketplace Fees
- 5 Additional MP listing slots
- Easy access to lands in Lands Tab
- Quantum Recombinator Access
- Land Surplus from Resource Industries (industries that provide raw materials, not crafting industries)
- Reputation Boost (After 14 days of holding)
- All VIP perks after 7 days holding
Land Settings
Every NFT Land has its own access settings. A land owner can add a builder or manager to its land, make the land private, or give a guild access to the land.
You can do all of these things at the Gate which is located at the entrance of the land.
Land Access Settings: A Manager has rights to do everything on a land, except access storage chests. They can remove/add industries or decorations, access surplus or change settings of the land.
A Builder can add items to a land, but cannot remove them (though if they placed the item, they can still remove it). They cannot access surplus or manage settings.
Giving access to a guild makes the land locked to everyone except players in that guild (You can further limit this by setting it to either Pledgers, Supporters, etc.)
You can do all of these things at the Gate which is located at the entrance of the land.
Land Access Settings: A Manager has rights to do everything on a land, except access storage chests. They can remove/add industries or decorations, access surplus or change settings of the land.
A Builder can add items to a land, but cannot remove them (though if they placed the item, they can still remove it). They cannot access surplus or manage settings.
Giving access to a guild makes the land locked to everyone except players in that guild (You can further limit this by setting it to either Pledgers, Supporters, etc.)
Ownership of Items on Lands
Whoever places an industry on a land (or a decor) is the person that the item will go back to when it is removed.
Common Complaints are seen that this doesn't apply to the Pixel Board or the Christmas Tree. Remove your stuff before you lose access to a land you don't own!
Also stuff in the house is kinda hard to get back if you don't have access to the land (˶˃⤙˂˶)
Common Complaints are seen that this doesn't apply to the Pixel Board or the Christmas Tree. Remove your stuff before you lose access to a land you don't own!
Also stuff in the house is kinda hard to get back if you don't have access to the land (˶˃⤙˂˶)
Where to buy land?
Lands on Ronin can be purchased on the Ronin Marketplace, and lands on ETH can be purchased on the Ethereum Chain via Blur, OpenSea or any other marketplace available
There is no difference between the lands on ETH vs Ronin except the chain where they're located and possibly the price.
There is no difference between the lands on ETH vs Ronin except the chain where they're located and possibly the price.
Land Rental
You can rent your land out if you're not using it, or you can rent a land for yourself and you'll be deemed a land owner. If you do list your only land, you will lose land owner benefits while the land is listed.
Land Rentals are most popularly done on LootRush
After you've rented a land, you should see it in game immediately if the right wallet is connected. If you've rented out your land, you should immediately lose access to it in game, and another player will then have access. The other player will not get builder or manager status.
Land Rentals are most popularly done on LootRush
After you've rented a land, you should see it in game immediately if the right wallet is connected. If you've rented out your land, you should immediately lose access to it in game, and another player will then have access. The other player will not get builder or manager status.