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The XPROLL Legends: an NFT collection on XPR Network.
In Orbis, Fate is a physical force — as tangible as gravity. Ancient crystalline relics called Prisms can shape it: polished, polyhedral crystalline artifacts that don't predict the future — they alter it. Civilizations rose around them. Wars were fought over them. Religions were built to explain them. And in every corner of Orbis, a different answer emerged to the same question: who deserves to hold Fate in their hands?
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In Orbis, Fate is a physical force — as tangible as gravity. Ancient crystalline relics called Prisms can shape it: polished, polyhedral crystalline artifacts that don't predict the future — they alter it. Civilizations rose around them. Wars were fought over them. Religions were built to explain them. And in every corner of Orbis, a different answer emerged to the same question: who deserves to hold Fate in their hands?
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She arrives after the end — after the battle, the collapse, the last failed prayer — and she has been arriving for longer than any record can account for. No one agrees on what The Remainder is. Everyone who has seen her agrees on one thing: she was already there.
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Daughter of the legendary "Queen of Odds," who vanished when Vira was eleven. Now twenty-two, Vira has spent over a decade hustling underground dice dens and pulling threads — searching for the truth her mother died for.
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West of the Crimson Reach, where the maps of Orbis stop, a lost civilization tried to build a perfect Prism and tore a hole in probability. From the heart of the ruin walked Zareth — lightning in his veins, reality leaking through his skin — and he intends to finish what they started.
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Heir to House Drakon, raised from childhood as the sworn shield of the Crimson Reach's crown prince — until the day he was cast out and her oath passed to the king who banished him. Now Elyra guards the throne, and her shield grows warmer in its presence every season.
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Born with mismatched eyes that perceive two probability streams at once, Nyx carries a lantern that doesn't force outcomes — it nudges the margins between them. She has left the twilight borders for the first time in years, and the reasons are her own.
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A monk of the Order of the Still Hand — an ancient monastic order that watches over the balance of Fate itself. Ashen carries the Fulcrum, a Prism that is never activated in games or trials. It is activated only when reality begins to break.
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The Voice of Solis — the woman who interprets divine will for an empire of millions. To the faithful, her judgments bring balance. In truth, Seraphyne learned long ago how to seal Prisms before they are activated, and she has never looked back.
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The finest binding duelist the Verdant Isles had produced in a generation — sixty-three sanctioned duels won without a single sealed outcome. Then her Court ordered her to carry a sealed Prism, and everything she believed in shattered.
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Heir to the Crimson Reach, exiled after his ancestral blade detected a sealed Prism during his father's tribunal. Damian now leads a growing rebellion founded on a radical idea: a world without Prisms entirely.
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Three years ago, a village on the southern border of the Veilreach lived the same day twice, and the second time there was one more person in it. Orin remembers a whole life in that village. No one else does, and no ledger has ever counted him.
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Raised by an outlaw hacker cell the Sprawl brands as terrorists, Ryn Voss wields a Prism-fused railgun that jams the elite's odds-rigging implants and turns their stolen energy into kinetic bursts. The syndicates call her the Glitch. Stranger things happen around her than her gun can explain.
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Nobody knows where Vex came from — and the accounts do not agree. A Fate-reactor whose innate ability inverts probability itself, he runs the Sprawl's underground arenas as "the Chaos Prism," guaranteeing honest rolls by making cheating physically impossible. The living creature bonded to his hat grins with a face of its own.
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An investigator of the Prism Citadel who carries no Prism and trusts none. Drax hunts probability manipulation through patterns — impossible streaks, too-convenient accidents — and one number in the Citadel's own ledgers he cannot make go away: the supply of irreplaceable ancient Prisms never falls.
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On the Veilreach's southern border, deals that matter are sealed in blood before a witness, and the witness the border names most is Minx: born marked, left on an inn's steps with two dice in her blanket, able to tell which way a promise leans. When a pact breaks, the border hears her bells.
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Once revered as a living saint of the Sunfall Theocracy, Solenne discovered that every "saint" before her had been quietly terminated when they could no longer be controlled. She escaped during a solar eclipse and has never stopped moving.
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Before the surge, his name was Torin — a district runner invisible to everyone. He was fourteen when the Sprawl's power grid surged through the basement he was sleeping in. He should have died. Instead, he woke up with the ability to draw energy from anything that carries current.
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A Fate-reactor whose ember breaks any sealed Prism it touches — and the Theocracy's most trusted hunter of heretics. Bound by an obsidian collar, Zahir hunts rogue Fate-bearers for the High Priestess, while quietly making sure the trials he escorts come out honest and the saint he was sent to find is never found.
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A former cartographer for the Theocracy's Expansion Corps who lost his entire crew to a sealed Judgment Prism. Now he uses a cracked Prism to expose rigged trials across the desert's edge — one public activation at a time.
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Holding a Legend gives you a daily extra-roll chance, bonus XP, a Banner Legend, Legend and set frames, and more in XPRoll. Holder discounts on BlocksForge products like Blocksfolio are on the way.
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