As Our Digital Worlds Collide with Reality, the Multiverse Will Become a Normal Part of Life
Welcome to Multiverse Mondays (Part 5 of 5). In this series, we reveal the world’s first multiverse assets, talk about the blockchain technology that powers them, and provide insight into what’s happening behind the scenes.
As the glass walls that separate our gaming worlds shatter into splinters, the invisible barrier between the multiverse and the world we live in will be the last one standing—but it too shall fall.
The blockchain is a bridge between devices, people, and worlds.
To understand this, it’s important to note:
- All data on the blockchain is publicly accessible to any system that has access to the internet.
- Assets on the blockchain move seamlessly from one entity’s blockchain address to another.
- Wherever those assets are, the same set of rules, regulations, and smart contracts apply to them.
This enables assets, along with their controlling mechanisms, to seamlessly transfer between devices.
In summary: Not only can the blockchain be used to create regulated assets that are transportable between games, but these assets can also be integrated into any internet-enabled device — creating an ecosystem that has the potential to interact with every facet of our lives.
Augmented Paradise
The future is weird.
Imagine this…
You’re walking through the street wearing your Google Goggles, Apple Irises, or whatever other lightweight augmented reality devices exist 10 years from now. You download the ‘Multiverse app’ that displays a digital layer of assets integrated seamlessly into the reality around you.
In real life, it’s a dreary day in the city and the smog is an orange hue as you walk alone.
A Brave New World
You switch on your AR device, load the app, and the world lights up around you. An ambience of warmth flows through your irises. The sky turns blue, trees appear around you, and the moon rises in the middle of the day.
You see a whole new world — and you feel it vividly.
You breathe a sigh of satisfaction.
The trees are owned by the city, but the moon is owned by all who look upon it. It symbolizes sovereignty for all and functions as shared storage space for the community’s digital assets.
You reach up, touch the moon, and select your avatar.
Your Multiverse Avatar
Your reflection in the window shimmers and transforms into your favorite character from Bonescars — Raynar.
He—no, you—carry the Archspire and Stormwall, which you’ve used to win countless battles within many different worlds. You feel indestructible.
You found the Archspire in the battle of Apollyon. You pulled it from the heart of a dying dragon, saving her life.
Her name was Mike.
Mike’s previous owner abandoned her in Bonescars, and she wandered into the battle by accident.
A Cross-Device Companion
Mike is a lovable, quick-witted AI NPC with an infectious laugh.
In Bonescars, she is so big that you can sit comfortably in her eyebrow as you fly through clouds.
In the augmented plane, she takes up the whole street. Cars hover through her chest as she cracks jokes about the people inside them.
Another player using the Multiverse app hears her quips and flips her the bird.
Your blockchain address can be connected to your smart car and house, allowing Mike to act as your chauffeur and chef. She cooks a mean beef rendang.
Eventually, when you’ve earned enough Enjin Coin from farming items in Bonescars, you’ll buy her an android shell. You’ll plug your blockchain address into the mechanized body and she will bring it to life.
Friends, Foes & Non-Player Characters
Other people that have the Multiverse app switched on can also see your avatar, equipment, and faithful sidekick. You can see theirs too.
You can fight them, go on quests with them, and interact with the digital world in a way that alters their experience.
As you move through the real world, you can interact with infinite digital worlds.
At the city square, a special quest awaits you. You need at least three teammates to access the portal that leads to a level called ‘Enlightenment.’
You gather your forces.
- First, there’s a gargoyle guarding the portal. One of your teammates incapacitates its owner in Bonescars, which disables the beast’s Soulshift Armor.
- Next, you have five minutes to defeat the gargoyle within the augmented plane. You succeed.
- Lastly, another teammate needs to turn the Aeonclipse Key at the portal point in Bonescars at the exact same time you turn it in the augmented plane, opening the portal to Enlightenment.
Entering Enlightenment. You stand as your avatar is surrounded by white inner space, facing a perfect replica of yourself — the real you… In such vivid detail.
You stare at each other long and hard.
Enough.
You turn off your avatar, log out of the app, and stroll home.
After stealing the best lily from your neighbor’s garden, you reach your front door and it opens automatically.
“Welcome home,” Mike smiles as you enter your apartment. “Well, you won.”
You put the lily on the table in front of the monitor as the warm smell of freshly prepared beef rendang wafts your way.
Yep, you sure did.
The Future is Weird
In this example, every cross-platform item is an asset on the blockchain. These are Multiverse items that can be used in many games and platforms. They can be purchased in retail stores or even exchanged with random people on the street.
Most importantly, they can interact with any internet-enabled device.
A safe and secure cross-platform digital environment is not possible without a strong consensus mechanism.
The blockchain is necessary for an incorruptible digitally-integrated future.
We believe this future rests on the Ethereum blockchain — and that Enjin Coin is the blood that will pump through its veins.
#MultiverseMonday time — which means new epic items!
Aeonclipse Key
Forged by unknown, mystical entities at the very beginning of the multiverse, countless Aeonclipse keys were taken by a group of Architects and dispersed through their creations — entire universes. The keys are said to unlock Primythical Chests, legendary vaults hiding immense treasures.
Oindrasdain
Oindrasdain is a fearsome and powerful weapon.
According to the Saga of the Seven Worlds, the battleaxe design was invented by the members of the Order of Sylas, a legendary faction of mages that toppled a god-tyrant, lifted the barriers keeping them trapped inside their own realm, and continued to mercilessly spread their rule across the multiverse — as well as their mystical knowledge.
The secrets of the Order found their way to countless sorcerers across a myriad of realms, who used their newly-obtained craft of mythspell weaving to infuse weapons with powerful electro-magical properties — the cleaver becoming one of the most replicated designs.
