Blocklords Launches AI Agent, $LRDS Rewards Up for Grabs

Web3 strategy game Blocklords have launched their first AI-controlled character, Elisa Revard, as part of a limited-time event.

From January 14 to February 1, players can interact with Elisa, a noblewoman tasked with restoring her family’s prestige, and earn $LRDS token rewards by engaging with her. The main goal of the event is to convince Elisa to join a player’s in-game noble house through marriage.

Participants must pay a fee in $LRDS tokens to send messages to Elisa, contributing to a prize pool that started at 5,000 $LRDS. The player who achieves the objective will receive half of the prize pool and unlock Elisa as a playable hero in the game. If no one fulfills the conditions by February 1, the rewards will be redistributed under alternative rules.

Who is Elisa Rivard?

Elisa Revard is a 19-year-old noblewoman and a member of the fictional House Revard, a once-prestigious lineage within the Blocklords universe.

Her character is focused on rebuilding her family’s status by forming alliances. Described as graceful and insightful, she is selective in her relationships, adding complexity to the player’s objective of convincing her to join their noble house.

Elisa’s background includes being raised along respected trade routes, and her mission revolves around using strategic diplomacy to secure her lineage’s future. This context provides players with a unique challenge: navigating her preferences and earning her trust whilst competing with other participants for her favor.

How does it work?

Each message required a fee in $LRDS tokens, which started at 10 $LRDS and gradually increased with each interaction. The messaging fees contributed to a prize pool that grew to over 8,100 $LRDS by the event’s conclusion.

Participants who engaged in the event were eligible for a share of the prize pool, with the largest portion—50%—reserved for the player who successfully convinced Elisa to marry them. If no player achieved this goal, the prize pool was distributed based on alternative rules: If 150 messages are sent, a two-hour timer starts, and the last message sender receives 10% of the pool, whilst the rest is divided among participants and reserved for future events. If the time limit expires without a winner, half of the pool is shared among participants, and the other half is allocated for future AI-focused activities.

With the event now complete, the collected rewards are being allocated according to the predetermined conditions.