Dig (The Core · Open)

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first round 36d ago · last 1d ago

How it's built

An infinite procedurally-generated mine walked in first person. Every swing costs the stake and every swing is a round: the rock is faceless, and a block's contents are drawn by the chain at the moment of contact — for blind digging the world is provably indistinguishable from a pre-generated one (the same stochastic process from the player's seat). The swing's rung is public geometry: depth picks the paytable family (the Stone Works / the Caverns / Deepslate / the Core — deeper is richer per strike and barren more often), and the target block's exposed-face count picks the variance shape — blind flat walls are cold and top-heavy, corners and outcrops you can see around are assayed and tight. All twelve rungs seal at EXACTLY 985000ppm with a uniform 100× top, so where you dig reshapes your distribution, never your expectation, and the stake ceiling never moves. Strikes erupt as real spatial seams — the settled row's ore and cluster read straight off the committed table — and auto-collect into the haul. There is no bedrock and no bottom: the world is diggable forever downward.

Build one yourself — the SDK seals any distribution the edge band admits.

Sealed on-chain

These numbers are read from the sealed tree itself, not from this site's copy of it. Sealing is one-way: the contract verified the optimal-play return against its edge band once, and the tree has been immutable since — every round below settled against exactly these words.

The committed distribution

This is the entire game — every outcome, its exact chance, and its exact payout, reconstructed from the sealed on-chain words at render time. This table is what was submitted for edge-checking; a roll does nothing but pick a spot on this line.

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