BRN Metaverse announced the start of Season 1 for its mobile‑first strategy RPG Endless Clash, a free‑to‑play title built on the BNB Chain. The inaugural global season offers a $2,500 USDT prize pool that will be divided among the 40 highest‑ranked players on a single worldwide leaderboard, according to the studio’s update on X. The season clock shows 23 days remaining, giving newcomers a limited window to assemble squads and compete for a share of the rewards.

How the Season Works

Season 1 centers on a global leaderboard where players earn points by winning turn‑based battles. When the timer expires, the top 40 positions receive payouts from the $2,500 pool, with larger amounts allocated to higher ranks. Because the cutoff is at 40th place, the format rewards consistent performance throughout the season rather than a single dominant player.

Gameplay and Squad Building

Endless Clash pits four‑hero squads against opponents in a fixed formation: two frontline warriors and two backline marksmen, tanks or support characters. The game features eight heroes split into four roles—Warriors (Gravorn, Tharos), Marksmen (Deadeye, Magmus), Tanks (Fortis, TitanX), and Supports (Auriel, Sanctia). Each hero starts at 1‑Star and can be upgraded using resources earned from battles, such as tokens, gems, Star Points, runes and loot boxes. Players must balance damage, survivability and crowd‑control to climb the leaderboard.

Blockchain Integration and Accessibility

While Endless Clash runs on the BNB Chain and uses BRN Metaverse’s native BRN token, it does not require any character NFTs, eliminating upfront costs for players. The title is available on Google Play, the Apple App Store and Windows, and supports 21 languages, reflecting the studio’s aim to attract a global mobile audience.

What to Watch Next

The season will close in late November, at which point the prize distribution will be announced and the leaderboard rankings finalized. Observers will be looking for how the reward structure influences player retention and whether the free‑to‑play model combined with blockchain incentives drives sustained engagement for future seasons.