Rarity & Multipliers
Every PRFI ONFT has a rarity tier that determines its base multiplier. Higher rarity means a higher base multiplier, which means a larger share of the monthly reward pool.
Rarity Tiers
Each NFT's global rarity is calculated by averaging the rarity scores of its five art elements (rounded up). The collection originally had 4,331 possible NFTs, of which only 2,333 were minted.
0
0.1
OG NFTs
220
220
1
0.3
Plentiful
34
47
2
0.4
Common
442
911
3
0.5
Uncommon
678
1,326
4
0.7
Rare
394
767
5
0.9
Epic
299
553
6
1.2
Legendary
172
391
7
1.5
Mythic
78
93
8
1.9
Godly
1
8
9
2.0
Handmade
15
15
Example: A Legendary NFT has a base multiplier of 1.2. At level 12, the added multiplier is 1.2, giving a total multiplier of 2.4.
Total Multiplier
Your NFT's total multiplier combines two components:
Base Multiplier — Fixed by your NFT's rarity (see table above)
Added Multiplier — Increases by +0.1 for each level you complete (max +2.0 at level 20)
Example: A Legendary NFT (base 1.2) at level 12 has an added multiplier of 1.2, giving a total multiplier of 2.4.
Why Multipliers Matter
The 100,000 PRFI monthly pool is split 50/50: half based on your total multiplier alone, half based on multiplier × staked amount. A higher multiplier and more staked PRFI means a larger share of both halves.
This creates a direct incentive to:
Acquire higher-rarity NFTs for a stronger base multiplier
Stake more $PRFI to level up and increase the added multiplier
Merge lower-rarity NFTs to create rarer ones
Merge System
You can combine two NFTs of the same rarity into one NFT of the next rarity tier. This burns the two input NFTs and mints a new one, making the collection more scarce over time.
Merging is the only way to obtain higher-rarity NFTs beyond what was originally minted.
See Also
Staking Mechanics — Levels, PRFI requirements, and daily limits
Rewards — How the reward pool is distributed
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