Pit Draft
Instant PvP with fully randomized loadouts. No exploration, no choices — your item pool depth and luck determine the outcome.

The Pit Draft is the fastest PvP mode. Both players are assigned a completely random loadout drawn from their active item pool, a random oil is applied to the tool, and combat resolves instantly. There are no decisions to make during the draft — the game randomly selects your equipment and you fight with whatever you get.
Key Parameters
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Format | Instant PvP (no exploration) |
| Stake | 0.1 SOL |
| Revenue Split | 3% company / 2% Gauntlet pool / 95% winner |
| Starting HP | 20 HP |
Matchmaking
Pit Draft matches from a single-slot queue: the first player to enter waits there, and the next player to enter is matched with them immediately. The draft itself is resolved by on-chain randomness (VRF) once both sides are in.
How It Works
When a Pit Draft match begins, the game automatically assigns each player a random loadout:
Players do not choose or modify their loadout — the selection is entirely random. Neither player sees what the other received until combat resolves. Every drafted item is instantiated at its base tier regardless of what tier you've unlocked for it elsewhere — a deeper pool widens what you might draw, but it doesn't draft in your upgrades.
Weapon Oils
A random oil is applied to the drafted Weapon, granting it a bonus stat modifier. The oil type is drawn from one of four possibilities:
The oil is assigned randomly, adding another layer of variance to the outcome. Each combatant also starts the fight with a small random amount of gold (0–30), independent of the other player's roll.
What Determines the Winner
Since the loadout is fully random, the outcome depends on:
Stake Distribution
The stake structure is identical to Duels. Each player puts up 0.1 SOL, and the combined pot is distributed as follows:
| Recipient | Share |
|---|---|
| Winner | 95% |
| Company | 3% |
| Gauntlet Prize Pool | 2% |

Match History
The Pit Draft History screen replays your past matches from on-chain events, showing both players' drafted loadouts alongside the result.