Consumables

Potions are the strategic fuel of Summit battles. Knowing when and how to use them can mean the difference between a brief appearance and a legendary reign.

Types of Potions

🔄 Revival Potions

Skip the 24-hour death cooldown and get back in the fight immediately.

• Instantly revives a dead beast
• Cost increases with each use on the same beast
• Essential for chain attacks

Note: Revival cost caps at 64 potions. All revivals will cost 64 potions at this point.

• Enable rapid counter-attacks after defeat
• Chain multiple beast assaults
• Maintain pressure on Summit holder
• React quickly to opportunities
• Combine with attack potions in a multi-attack

⚔️ Attack Potions

Boost your damage output for devastating first strikes.

• Each potion increases attack damage
• Only usable by attackers (not defenders)
• Maximum 255 potions per beast

• Overwhelm high-health defenders
• Secure one-shot kills with type advantage
• Break through extra lives quickly
• Make impossible matchups winnable

❤️ Extra Life Potions

Give your beast multiple chances to defend the Summit.

• Automatically activates when health reaches 0
• Restores beast to full health (base + bonus)
• Can only be applied to current Summit holder
• Maximum 4000 extra lives

• Extend Summit defense duration
• Discourage attackers (psychological warfare)
• Survive coordinated assaults

☠️ Poison Potions

Slowly weaken the Summit holder over time without direct combat.

• Deals 1 damage per second to the Summit holder
• Damage stops at 1 health and 0 extra lives (cannot kill)
• Multiple poison potions stack for faster damage
• Can only be applied to current Summit holder

• Weaken defenders before attacking
• Force defenders to waste extra lives
• Create time pressure on Summit holders
• Coordinate with allies for timed strikes

Potion Market

Continuous Clearing Auction (CCA)

Potions are distributed using a Continuous Clearing Auction (CCA) — the same mechanism used for Loot Survivor's dungeon tickets. Potions are the revenue source of Summit.

• Potions are streamed block-by-block into an Ekubo TWAMM (Time-Weighted Average Market Maker) pool
• Price starts intentionally high at game launch and decreases over time as supply enters the pool
• The price naturally settles at what players are willing to pay -no more, no less
• At launch, each of the four potion pools is seeded with 2,000 $SURVIVOR in initial liquidity for price discovery and stability.

• Price adjusts based on supply and demand in real time
• Current price is always visible before purchase
• Purchase with any token on Starknet

• No need to rush — prices start high and come down as potions stream in
• Monitor price trends for optimal buying times
• Consider DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) orders for bulk purchases

Revenue Distribution: 100% of proceeds from potion sales are used to buy back $SURVIVOR tokens for the DAO treasury, supporting the long-term sustainability of the Survivor ecosystem.

Tips for Success

For Beginners

1. Start with revival potions to learn timing
2. Use attack potions with type advantage
3. Apply extra lives on attack before taking Summit

For Veterans

1. Calculate exact potion requirements
2. Time market purchases strategically
3. Coordinate group strategies
4. Optimize cost per second held

Common Mistakes

• Using attack potions with type disadvantage
• Applying extra lives on weak beasts
• Reviving the same beast too many times
• Ignoring potion economics

The key to potion mastery is understanding not just what each does, but when each creates maximum value. Use them wisely, and the Summit will be yours!

After Summit Ends

Potions are consumables designed exclusively for Summit gameplay. Once the game concludes and the reward pool is fully distributed, potions will have no further use case. Purchase and use them with this in mind — they are a tool for winning now, not an asset to hold.