Enjin’s Earth Season runs through December 18. Terra Essence records participation, while rewards depend on points earned through game quests and the resulting leaderboard positions.
Enjin’s Earth Season, the next stage of its cross-game Multiverse event, starts on October 13, 2026 at 15:00 UTC. Terra Essence NFTs, which serve as the season pass, become available that day. The company’s October 10 announcement sets the closing time at 11:59 UTC on December 18 and assigns a main pool of 50,000 ENJ to several tiers of Moss Blob NFTs.
Terra Essence functions as a record of seasonal participation rather than a conventional in-game item. Enjin’s official X post says connecting a wallet to the Multiverse dashboard will mint the NFT automatically. Its developer documentation describes the pass as free; earning rewards requires completing quests in supported games and collecting Essence points.
A free pass comes with separate reward requirements
Enjin’s Multiverse documentation allows up to 180 Essence per game in a season. The dashboard tracks quests, earning routes and leaderboard positions. Playing across different worlds does not mean progress can be combined across wallets: the April 27 starter guide says points earned by different addresses cannot be merged.
The Earth Season reward table lists Moss Blob for the top 1,000 players and Bedrock Helm for the top 500. Epic Moss Blob requires a top-100 finish and participation in five games; Legendary Moss Blob is reserved for the top 15. Enjin says the tiers are determined by Essence earned, with random draws used to resolve ties.
The 1 million ENJ figure is pool capacity, not a token prize. It refers to the staking pool attached to the single Earthborne Degen NFT. The season announcement requires 1,000 Essence and five games to enter that NFT’s draw. Obtaining a pass or meeting the threshold does not guarantee a payout.
The new 1,000-point requirement differs from the 600 points in April’s general guide. Players preparing for Earth Season therefore need the current season’s table. The October 10 post does not spell out which quests satisfy the five-game requirement; it directs players to the season dashboard for quest details.
Two new games and different uses for the same NFT
OSP Tower Defense and Vault Deck join the roster this season. OSP, also known as Operation Safe Place, combines cooperative science-fiction action with third-person combat, tower defense and persistent progression. Vault Deck is a strategy card game built on Enjin in which playable cards are NFTs.
Returning games include Lost Relics, Etherscape, ENJ Excavators, Into The Multiverse, Enjium, Spirit Clicker and Captain & Company. The Six Dragons and Misfit Galaxy return through side quests. The announcement also lists an additional 2,500 ENJ pool for Etherscape’s in-game leaderboard and 2,000 ENJ for the top 15 Spirit Clicker players.
Bedrock Helm will be a seasonal item usable in participating games, but its in-game uses can differ between titles. Under the Multiverse model, a developer checks the wallet for an item and defines what that item does inside the game. Owning the NFT therefore does not mean every game automatically supports it.
