Board Grade
When participating in Great Works, you can place up to 20 Famous Buildings on your Great Work Board. These buildings can come from different tiers and grades, with their total RP Points contributing to the board power. The composition of the board is crucial, as it directly impacts your success rate and the overall costs of completing a Great Work.
Key Strategy
Using low-grade buildings to fill the board may seem appealing, but it comes with a hidden cost. Each building incurs an associated cost per project, and if your rewards do not outweigh these costs, you risk losing $RRUSH tokens over time. Always ensure that your expected value is higher than your total cost.
Board Grade Calculation
The Board Grade is determined by the majority grade of the buildings placed on the board. Here's how it works:
Board Grade
Condition
Titan
Majority of buildings on the board are Titan Famous Buildings
Artifact
Majority of buildings on the board are Artifact Famous Buildings
Legendary
Majority of buildings on the board are Legendary Famous Buildings
Epic
Majority of buildings on the board are Epic Famous Buildings
Rare
Majority of buildings on the board are Rare Famous Buildings
Uncommon
Majority of buildings on the board are Uncommon Famous Buildings
Base
Majority of buildings on the board are Base Famous Buildings
Tie Rule
If the board has an equal number of buildings from different grades, the lower grade will define the Board Grade.
Examples
Example 1:
Board Composition: 13 Famous Buildings
2 Legendary
4 Artifact
5 Rare
2 Epic
Result: Majority of buildings are Rare, so the board is classified as a Rare Board.
Example 2:
Board Composition: 5 Famous Buildings
3 Artifact
1 Titan
1 Legendary
Result: Majority of buildings are Artifact, so the board is classified as an Artifact Board.
Example 3:
Board Composition: 20 Famous Buildings
10 Rare
10 Epic
Result: Since the number of Rare and Epic buildings is equal, the lower grade (Rare) defines the board. The board is classified as a Rare Board.
Impact of Board Grade
The higher the board grade, the better the probabilities of success for completing higher levels of Great Works. Balancing the number and grade of buildings to optimize your expected value is essential for maximizing your rewards and minimizing costs.
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