Snook
  • Snook
  • Ontology
    • Infrastructure
    • The snook
    • Special Skins
    • Traits
  • Gameplay
    • Motivation for playing
    • The essentials
      • Stock-up, get some snooks
      • Basic game mechanics
      • Less basic, but still pretty basic
    • Game Modes
      • Battle Arena
      • Big Boys Table
        • BBT Themed Rooms (BBT-TR)
      • Snook Ladder
  • Real Chain-agnostic Architecture
    • Snook is Chain-agnostic
    • Ramifications
  • Economy and Gameplay
    • Money Fundamentals
    • Economy Fundamentals
    • SNK Cash Flow Analysis
      • SNK Inflow
        • Minting snook-NFTs
        • Resurrecting deceased snooks
        • Activity-tied Staking
      • SNK Outflow
        • PPK Rewards
        • Ladder Prize Pool
    • Trait Economy
      • Trait Inflow & Outflow
      • Balanced Supply and Demand
      • Implications - Role Strata
    • SNK Vesting & Distribution
  • Quick Links
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    • SNK Cash Flow Analysis
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  1. Ontology

The snook

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[Pickle] snook backstory

Ever see a cat's reaction to a cucumber? Well, the first snook was the result of a freak Cucumber accident at a secret lab in a Scandinavian country with a name the rhymes with inland. That day Janice was on her way back after raiding the communal fridge for unlabeled food. She got lost and long story short she dropped a teenage cucumber into a flux capacitor. The resulting pickle became conscious at 11:13 (May 4th, 1984). We're not sure why they called it a snook. It may have been because although it looked like a snake, crawled like a snake and ate like a snake, they knew it was not a snake. Or maybe it was just their terrible "inish" accent. Since then, the green snook, not unlike the Hulk, has been smashing it.

Essentials

Mint

Minting a snook costs $1.25 USDC and is paid in $SNK.

Lives and Resurrection

Each snook comes with 5 lives and 1 Trait. After dying 5 times it is still possible to resurrect it at a cost. For more about Resurrection click .

Morphology

Your snook has a head, a body, and a tail. (There’s actually a more detailed morphology and anatomy, but for our purposes three body parts are enough.)

Traits

Traits affect the appearance of the snook. They control its color, body pattern, and added wearable SWAG. Freshly minted snooks are fairly plain except for a single randomly assigned Trait. Additional Traits can be collected. We elaborate below on how to acquire additional Traits and their importance. Below is the screen you see when you click on the Snook Journey in the Lair main screen. It shows the Traits associated with a specific snook-NFT.

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