When the glacier cracked during the Drop, a nest of dragon eggs was found frozen inside. One of them is yours. Thaw it, raise it, train it. Nobody can see what it is, unless you show them.
Thaw one, it’s freeIts name, its gender, its colour (red, blue, green, or one in ten gold) and how you treat it never touch the chain in the clear. The ledger holds one opaque commitment per Dusty.
Reveal the name, the gender or the colour, each on its own: one way, verifiable, permanent. Earn badges that attach to your pseudonym. Prove, don’t claim.
Kiddy at hatch, teen at 30 days, adult at 100. Ignore yours for three days and it is gone for good. Every adult counts. Runs on Midnight; no wallet, no tokens, no fees for you.
Every Dusty, under its anonymous identifier. Name, gender and colour say “Undisclosed” until the owner proves them on-chain. Selective disclosure you can watch happen.
Anonymous stones beside epitaphs their owners chose to engrave. Everyone is here; not everyone is known.
A browser. You get a twelve-word seed phrase that is the only proof the Dusty is yours. No wallet, no tokens; our relay pays the network fees. Thawing takes about twenty seconds of your browser’s time.
A pseudonym like “Blob #4f2a”, when your Dusty was thawed and last cared for, and any badges you claim. Not the name, not the gender, not the colour, not a single stat, unless you reveal them. That is selective disclosure: you decide what becomes public, and each reveal is verified against your pet’s commitment rather than merely claimed.
Ignore it for 72 hours and it is gone, by pure block-time arithmetic. No funeral transaction, no resurrection: the circuit refuses to touch a dead Dusty. You can still engrave its name on the stone.
Not yet. Gender is rolled and kept from day one so that breeding can come later without touching your Dusty. For now the goal is simpler: get yours to adulthood.
Against the chain, yes: only a commitment goes on-chain. While a move is being proven, the dusty.pet server sees your pet’s state; it does not store or log it. Read the privacy note.
All reads go through nightfrost, an open REST indexer for Midnight you can also run yourself.
Privacy holds against the chain. While a move is being proven, the dusty.pet server sees your pet’s state; it does not store or log it.