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# Skins rarity

All skins have a single basic rarity, which will never be changed. After initial pre-voting, skins acquire an additional rarity, defined by tier.

Skins can get into a higher rarity tier if those acquire a number of likes in pre-voting. Skins from common Loot boxes will get into Tier 0, so it won’t be shown on an NFT card.

| Tier | Possible rarity                                                                             |
| ---- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 0    | Common, <mark style="color:blue;">Rare</mark>, <mark style="color:orange;">Legendary</mark> |
| 1    | <mark style="color:blue;">Rare</mark>, <mark style="color:orange;">Legendary</mark>         |
| 2    | <mark style="color:orange;">Legendary</mark>                                                |

If skin got voted for and appears in a higher tier, you will see a letter and a number in the top right corner of the NFT card, which will determine its additional rarity and tier.


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