50%
A share that climbs
20% of every mint through your link, rising to 35% at 50 and 50% at 100. Half of every serum dose, before and after the mint.
Partner program
Send people our way and keep up to half of what they spend.
Neighbor War is a pixel-art collection on Base with a free game people are already playing. It's a nice street, and it could use a few more residents. Everyone who mints through your link earns you a share, starting at 20% and reaching 50% of all of it once you've brought in 100.
Press the mark to see what they turn into.
The ladder
The more you bring, the bigger your cut.
When you reach a new step, every mint you've already brought in gets paid at the new rate too. Serum pays half of every dose.
- 50%100+ mints
- 35%50–99 mints
- 20%0–49 mints
0 ETH to you
0 from mints · 0 from serum
All your mints are paid at 20%.
Worked out the way the contract does it: your final count sets the rate, and the rate applies to every paid mint through your link. Free claims don't pay or count. Your buyers pay the normal price either way.
What you're bringing people to
A street where everyone's a little off.
Every token is a neighbor and the thing they turn into when they've had enough. Press the mark in the corner and it switches. The neighbor stays who they are, but the other side can be redrawn with a serum from the garage at number 9, as many times as a holder likes, and you're paid on every dose.
The game is already running. People play free, one on one, and every hour the cul-de-sac fills up for a Battle Royale. Good players earn free mints, so your audience has something to do before the pre-mint even opens. Play a match before you decide.
The details
The art and both characters are drawn by the contract on Base, with nothing on IPFS, and the collection is CC0. Free Play is rated: 1600 earns one free mint and every 50 points above it another, up to five. There's no fixed supply; everyone who mints in the window gets in.
The offer
What you get instead of a fee.
10+10
Free mints for your community
10 wallets of your choice go on the free-mint list. 10 more are added once your link has brought in 25 paid mints.
How you get paid
The contract keeps the tab.
- A buyer opens your link. The page checks you're registered and shows them who sent them.
- They mint at the normal price, and the contract records the sale against your link. Your count, your rate and what you're owed can be checked by anyone, any time.
- After the mint you're paid once, at your final rate, on every mint you brought in. The contract works out the amount and won't accept anything else. Serum shares arrive with each purchase.
The mint
| Phase | Who | Price | Per wallet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-mint | Anyone | 0.001 ETH | 5 |
| Free-mint claim | Wallets that earned them in Free Play | Free, extras 0.001 | 5, shared with the main mint |
| Main mint | Anyone | 0.002 ETH | 5, shared with the claim |
| Reveal | After the main mint ends | ||
Creator royalty is 0%. Dates are announced when each window opens.
What we're looking for
People who'll actually play. The game needs opponents more than the collection needs holders, so a room that turns up on the lawn is worth more to us than a big follower count.
Bring a plan with some shape to it. "A thread" isn't one. "A Free Play ladder in my Discord before the pre-mint" is. And if the game's boring or the terms are wrong, tell us now.
Where it stands
- LiveFree Play, the hourly Battle Royale, ratings and chat
- BuiltCollection, mint, mutation and serum contracts, with over 400 tests
- DoneAutomated security scan; every finding fixed or answered
- NextMainnet and the pre-mint
- LaterETH matches between holders
The small print. This is paid work, settled in revenue share and free mints instead of cash, and agreed in writing before anything starts. It isn't an investment, a token sale or a promise of returns, and you disclose the relationship every time you post.
Want in?
DM @neighborwar on X. Tell us where your audience is and how many turn up when you ask (links beat numbers), what you'd do in the first two weeks, and which part of the offer you care about most. You'll get a straight answer either way.