The Highrise Creature Club is built from two collectible NFT concepts: 11,111 one-of-a-kind creature avatars and the Highrise LAND NFTs we brought into the same club. Hold either one and you're a member, with perks built into Highrise.
The basics
Think of an NFT as a one-of-a-kind digital collectible that's genuinely yours, recorded on the blockchain, not just sitting inside an app. Your Creature is yours to keep, wear, sell, or gift, and no one can copy or take it.
The club
It's 11,111 unique creature avatars, plus the Highrise LAND parcels folded into the same family. Members unlock wearable looks, daily Creature Coins, exclusive drops, and members-only spaces built into Highrise.
Gen 2 is on the way: every LAND will receive its own Creature, and every Gen 1 Creature its own pet, so Creatures and LAND end up equal in perks.
Membership
Just own a Creature or a LAND NFT. That's the whole requirement. Either one grants full Creature Club status: daily Creature Coins, exclusive drops, and the private community spaces.
Your Discord role is automatic. Once your NFT sits in a wallet linked to your Highrise account, your roles update on their own, usually within an hour. Nothing to claim on your side.
Every item on your creature is yours to wear inside Highrise.
Earn coins daily to spin exclusive grabs only members can reach.
Early and free access to fresh creature content as it ships.
An exclusive club room and a seat at the community table.
LAND NFTs are the club's collection of virtual parcels in the Highrise universe, in Standard and Premium tiers. Most LAND owners also have an adorable slime pet to go with their plot. LAND's original standalone plan changed, so we folded the project into the Creature Club family: owning LAND now makes you a member too.
LAND owners earn Creature Coins (Premium plots at 3×), get room capacity boosts, keep their slime pets, and take part in the same drops and giveaways as Creature holders.
Where the club has been, and where it's headed.
HCC launches as Highrise's first collectible avatar project: computer-generated creatures, each with a wearable set of items and a promise of perks for holders.
LAND launches as virtual parcels of the Highrise universe, in Standard and Premium tiers, with daily Land Tokens, room capacity boosts, an exclusive shop, and slime pets. The original dream: custom, monetizable corners of Highrise you could run yourself.
Lots of ambition across both projects, but consistency, communication and follow-through didn't meet the standard holders deserved. We heard the frustration.
We wound down the original "custom monetizable Highrise" plan for LAND and brought LAND owners into Creature Club benefits. We converted Land Tokens to Creature Coins, pets stayed with their owners, Premium LAND mirrored higher-tier Creature benefits at 3×, and a compensation path covered owners who didn't want the new direction.
Regular updates confirmed the practical merge: Discord access opened to LAND owners, Highrise+ eligibility and Creature Coins applied to eligible players, exclusive LAND and Creature giveaways continued, and Gen 2 / shop work moved forward under one HCC update rhythm.
A dedicated artist put permanently on finishing Gen 1 & Gen 2. Updates every two weeks. Monthly shop refreshes. Quarterly drops. A clear commitment to communication, delivery, and rebuilding trust.
The next step: a holder-led Player Council that helps shape what gets made, across Creatures and LAND alike. Head to the Council page to see how it works.
Yes. LAND owners are full Creature Club members. Your Land Tokens became Creature Coins, you earn daily Coins (Premium plots at 3×), and you take part in club drops and giveaways. Your plot and your slime pet stay exactly as they are.
Yes. Plans to migrate creatures off the blockchain have been canceled following Steam approval. If that ever needs to change, we'll tell you early and clearly. No surprises.
Prices are set by holders, so they range widely: from a few hundred dollars to several thousand, depending on rarity and traits. For live numbers, the Market page shows the current floor and real sale history. Can't buy in yet? Keep an eye on the Highrise Discord. There are regular giveaways and contests where you can win one for free.
First, make sure the wallet holding it is linked to your Highrise account. That's what connects your NFTs to the club. Once it's linked, your Discord roles and perks sync on their own, usually within an hour. If it's been longer, double-check you linked the right wallet, then ask in the public Highrise Discord.
Start here. The club's own Marketplace lets you browse, buy, sell and transfer straight from your own wallet, in ETH or USDC, with no marketplace fee from us. If you'd rather trade elsewhere, here's where each collection actually lives, so you can check any listing you come across.
The fake to know: Gen 1 Creatures are not on OpenSea. Every "Highrise Creature" or "Highrise Creature Club" collection you see there is a scam. Reach any marketplace through the official links, never a DM, and read Stay safe before your first trade.
Every official Creature Club announcement, mirrored here the moment it's posted. No Discord account needed to read along.
This is a read-only mirror of the official announcements channel. Edits and deletions in Discord are reflected here automatically.
Trust doesn't come back from promises. It comes from consistent delivery and from actually listening. The Council exists so HCC holders aren't just told what's coming next, but help decide it. It's a sounding board with influence on creative direction, run alongside the team that builds.
A small, holder-led group that works with a dedicated PM and the art team to finish Gen 2 and run the steady drops. It's advisory: a say on creative, not a vote on the business.
Every HCC holder, Creature or LAND, is a member. Hold for 3 months and you can vote. A Council "seat" is a formal elected role on top of that: only 7 exist, and you vote on who fills 4 of them.
All seven seats are filled: four you elected in June, three appointed for continuity. Terms run six months, so this board changes when you vote again.
Elected by holders of 1 to 4 assets
Elected by holders of 1 to 4 assets
Elected by holders of 5 to 14 assets
Elected by holders of 15 or more assets
Lead concept artist, directing the Gen 2 art
Senior producer, running Gen 2 delivery
Long-standing holder, appointed to keep the club's memory
Elected seats run six months, two in a row at most, so new voices keep coming through. The appointed seats carry what the Council learned into the next term.
Your bracket is set by how many HCC assets you hold (Creatures + LAND combined) when the candidacy window opens. Every holder size has a path to run.
So the largest holders can't dominate the Council. Every tier of the community has at least one seat reserved for someone who holds at that size. A holder with a single Creature can win a seat.
Meet your bracket's asset count at the snapshot, have held at least 1 HCC asset continuously for 3 months (same bar as voters), and self-nominate during the open window by answering the application's open questions on your positions. Brackets gate running, not voting. Every eligible holder votes on all 4 races.
Some calls the Council makes. Some it advises on. A few it's kept in the loop on. That scope grows as it earns trust.
Pocket Worlds stays the executor and keeps final say on anything touching the economy, brand, or legal guardrails. That protects the whole club.
Hold at least 1 HCC asset (Creature or LAND) continuously for 3 months to vote. To run: 2 seats are open to holders of 1–4 assets, 1 is reserved for holders of 5–14 assets, and 1 for holders of 15+. That way every holder size has a voice.
A Council seat is tied to you: never bought or traded.
A self-nomination window opens (you answer a few open questions on your positions), then holders vote.
Six-month terms, max two in a row for elected seats. Nobody gets stuck in.
You vote in every seat race, with one vote per seat. The Member race elects two, so you pick two candidates there. The candidates with the most votes win. One holder's vote is never weighted by how much you hold.
Vote here on the site. Sign in with Discord (linked to your Highrise account) so we can confirm you're an eligible holder.
Individual votes are never published, only per-seat tallies. You get a private receipt to confirm your vote was counted.
Votes are final once cast, and most election statistics are published here on the site.
If a race has no more candidates than seats, you vote to seat them or to reopen nominations. If reopening wins but nobody new steps up, the original candidate is seated. A seat can be contested, never blocked into a vacancy.
So you can vote on substance, not name recognition, the site includes a Voting Advice Application.
Candidates answer a set of open questions in their own words. The tool turns each answer into a clear position the candidate reviews and confirms.
You answer the same questions, then see a ranked affinity score for every candidate.
It never casts a vote for you: it's advice. The full methodology is published.
No. The Council is advisory: a sounding board on creative and roadmap decisions. Pocket Worlds remains the executor and keeps final say on the business, the economy and the brand.
No. It's one holder, one vote in every seat, never weighted by how many Creature or LAND assets you own. How many you hold only affects which seat you can run for, never how much your vote counts. We reserve seats for different holder sizes so everyone gets a voice. Four of the seven seats are elected directly by holders; three are appointed for continuity and competence. We'd rather say that split openly than pretend it's purely democratic.
A dedicated artist is on finishing them, and the Council helps decide which creatures and variants make each Gen 2 set, picking from the options the art team can build.
It starts advisory-leaning, and its "Decides" power grows release by release as it earns trust, not everything on day one.
Sign in with the Discord account linked to your Highrise profile. We check your linked wallet against current HCC holders to confirm whether you can vote and which seat you can run for.
We only read your Discord identity and your linked wallet's public holdings. For voting, the rule that you've held for 3 months straight is checked against the official snapshot when the candidacy window opens.
Some calls belong to every holder, not just seven seats. Sign in with Discord, we check that your linked wallet holds, and your vote counts once.
We only read your Discord identity and your linked wallet's public holdings. Individual votes stay private. Only totals are published, after the poll closes.
The 4th anniversary recolor grab is dropping next: pink and white recolors, exclusive to HCC members.
Clear, accessible content explaining what HCC NFTs are, how they work, and what holding one means, so new and existing members alike can get up to speed.
Finalizing the council rules: candidacy eligibility, the appointed seat process, and anti-gaming guardrails. The structure needs to be right before the clock starts.
Application window, campaign period, and voting date: all locked in and published here. No more guessing when.
Holders voted and your first council is seated: four seats you elected, three appointed for continuity. One holder, one vote.
The marketplace went live. Browse, buy, sell and trade creatures right on the site, from your own wallet, with 0% fees and a card on-ramp.
Two meetings held and the outcomes published: a holder-exclusive coin economy, tradable creature items, the new grab model, and Gen 2's shape and ship order.
Deciding what comes next: the themes for upcoming drops and the additions coming to the Creature Store, shaped together with your council.
Finished Highrise items that never shipped, brought out of the vault for members. A backlog of pieces getting a second life.
Designing the first Gen 2 pets: traits, looks, and how they pair with your creatures. Concepts shaped with community feedback before anything goes into production.
Turning approved concepts into finished, in-game Gen 2 pets. The build phase, tracked in the open as it moves.
The rest of Gen 2, arriving after the pets. Six creature sets are in the works, released one at a time, each with its own reveal.
Gen 2 released as a proper event, not a quiet drop. Pets first, then creatures, with a real launch moment and a clear Gen 1 vs Gen 2 story.
Milestones in rough order. We'll announce dates as we confirm them.
Straight answers
One question keeps coming back after every update: what am I actually getting? Here's the whole thing in plain language, and an honest line wherever something isn't decided yet.
Two collections, two things owed. That's the whole model, and it's the part most people are getting turned around.
Attached to that Creature, the way slime pets belong to LAND today.
Attached to that plot. Premium plots get exclusive ones.
Hold both and you're owed both: one Gen 2 piece for every Creature and every plot in your wallet. Premium plots and Legendary Creatures get the rarer pieces.
Four things worth knowing on each side. If you only read one part of this page, read this one.
Your pet rides on your Creature. Your Gen 2 Creature rides on your plot. The pair moves as one.
Gen 2 is what was agreed years ago and never landed. We're closing it out, not selling it to you.
There's nothing to buy and no entry to pay. Holding the Gen 1 side is what earns the Gen 2 side.
We'll try to fit a pet to its Creature, but plan on the draw being random.
The Gen 2 half doesn't split off. Sell the Creature and the pet goes with it, in one listing.
Coins pay per Creature and per plot you hold. Gen 2 doesn't add one, so your daily rate won't move.
None of it exists in Highrise. Anything sold as a Gen 2 pet or creature today is fake, without exception.
Sushi is one theme of several. Dessert is already in the works and more follow it, and how many themes there are in the end can still change.
These came out of Discord in the days after update #6. If yours isn't here, ask it in creature-chat and it'll end up on this page.
Yes. Every Gen 1 Creature is owed a Gen 2 pet slime, whether or not you hold a plot. Own three Creatures and you're owed three pets.
A creature. Plots already have their slime pets, so the Gen 2 side of LAND is a creature attached to the plot. Premium plots get exclusive ones.
No. Nothing new arrives on its own. The Gen 2 piece attaches to the NFT you already hold, so you end up with one asset carrying both halves rather than two assets side by side.
No. The two stay together, and that was always the intent: bundling them is what makes your Gen 1 worth more rather than competing with a shinier Gen 2. Vini hasn't ruled out building a way to trade an attached Gen 2 later on, but that's a conversation for after Gen 2 ships, not a plan today.
Plan on random. The team will try to fit a pet to the Creature it lands on, so a dark Creature may well end up with something that suits it, but nothing about that is promised and you won't be picking from a menu.
No. Coins pay out per Creature and per LAND plot you hold, and Gen 2 doesn't add one to your count. Buy another NFT and you earn more; getting your Gen 2 half doesn't change your daily rate.
Partly, yes. Every Premium LAND plot and every Legendary Creature gets rarer, more exclusive Gen 2 assets. Below those two tiers nothing is settled, so what you've read about holographic Creatures or the ten 1-of-1s pulling special pets is still holder guesswork. When the rest is decided you'll read it here first.
No. Sushi is the first slime theme we've shown, not the whole thing. Dessert is being drawn now, then Nature, Celestial and Elemental, and both the count and the themes themselves can still change as the work lands. The creature sets for LAND are separate again: vampires, werewolves, demons, ghosts, slimes and the Yogurt Zombies.
Because they are, and that's deliberate. The lineup comes straight from the preview shared back then, cleaned up rather than redesigned, because holders asked for the originals before anything new. Slimes were the first pets Highrise ever had and they're simple by nature, so the variety comes from five themed sets instead of five hundred shapes. Plenty of you have said they don't measure up to what the game ships now, and that's fair feedback, honestly given. It's read, and it's being weighed against keeping faith with the original concepts.
There's no date, and we'd rather say that than invent one. What you can hold us to is a progress update every two weeks and a public board per set, so you can watch the work move instead of taking our word for it.
Straight answer from Vini: if buyers won't pay the asking price, the asset doesn't move, and a seller who wants out lowers their price. There's no plan to step into the market and prop it up. The plan is to keep shipping releases and perks so the collection stays worth wanting. Gen 2 is a perk that adds to HCC, not a promise about price.
No. Drops and Creature Store releases carry on alongside it, and pet giveaways plus slime accessory grabs and store items are likely once the pets land. Gen 2 is the debt being paid. It isn't the whole club.
The scam to know: no Gen 2 pet or creature exists yet, anywhere. Any listing, DM or "early Gen 2 airdrop" offering one is a theft attempt. Read Stay safe before you click anything, and reach every marketplace through the official links.
These are genuinely open. We'd rather list them than let a guess harden into a fact you trade on.
See one of these stated as fact? It didn't come from us.
Two boards track the build, one set at a time, and both are refreshed with every update.
Everything on this page comes from what we've said in public: progress update #6, and the answers given in creature-chat and support tickets in the days after it. Where an answer changes, this page changes with it.
Every Gen 1 creature is owed a Gen 2 pet, and you voted to build them before the creature sets. Five slime sets, one road, and where each one stands today.
Follow the line: one stop per set, in the order they get built. Each stop shows the four phases a set walks before it lands in Highrise.
Every set walks the same four steps. So when an update says "final art", you'll know exactly where that set stands.
The theme, the palette and the lineup get locked.
Every pet in the set gets drawn, trait by trait.
The lineup gets redrawn in the format the game uses today.
Each pet is cleaned and finished, ready for the game.
Every Gen 1 creature is owed a Gen 2 pet. Every Land is owed a Gen 2 creature. Hold both and you're owed both.
You voted for the order. The team is on the pets now, the creature sets follow, and the Yogurt Zombies close it out.
Set order and pacing can change as the work lands. We'll explain every change in the updates every two weeks.
Six full creature sets are coming, after the pets you voted to build first. Follow the road, stop by stop, to see where each set stands.
Follow the line: one stop per set, in the order they get built. Each stop shows the four phases a set walks before it lands in Highrise.
Every set walks the same four steps. So when an update says "final art", you'll know exactly where that set stands.
The set's look and attitude get locked.
Artists explore options across every trait category.
The chosen designs are drawn for every item in the set.
Every item is cleaned and finished, front and back.
A work-in-progress update every two weeks, even when it's not pretty or finished. Silence is the one thing you'll never get.
If a date has to move, you'll hear it from us early, with the why. We won't rush a set out broken.
Set order and pacing can change as the work lands and as the Council weighs in. We'll explain every change in the updates every two weeks.
Every drop, grab, store collection and giveaway the club has ever put out, oldest to newest. Open any release to see each item that came with it.
Built from the Highrise item catalogue and the club's gift log. Dates marked with a ~ are worked out from when the items were made, because they landed before the announcements channel existed, so treat those as the right month rather than the exact day.
Every trait in the Creature collection, slot by slot, exactly as it looks in game. Open one to see how many Creatures wear it, what it's selling for, and jump to the marketplace with that trait already filtered for you.
Counts come from all 11,111 Creatures, and the for-sale numbers from the live marketplace. Most tiles are the item's own art from the game. Body, outfit and background aren't items you can wear on their own, so those show on a Creature that has them.
Your creature and your LAND are NFTs: items you truly own on the blockchain, not just inside an app. Here's what that means.
An NFT is a one-of-a-kind item recorded on the blockchain. Your creature is yours to keep, wear, sell, or gift.
HCC creatures live on the Immutable zkEVM network, a fast, low-fee blockchain built for game items.
Your wallet, like MetaMask, is how you prove ownership and move your assets. Guard it like your house keys.
Token Trove is the marketplace where you buy, sell, and transfer your creatures.
Four things you'll meet again and again: your wallet, the marketplace, and the two coins you'll need.
Your crypto wallet. Holds your funds and creatures, and signs every action. Get it as a browser extension or mobile app.
The official HCC marketplace. Find the link in the Highrise Discord under official links, never from a random DM.
Ethereum is the currency you buy creatures with.
IMX covers the tiny network fee ("gas") on every action. Keep a little on hand.
Creatures live on the Immutable zkEVM network. You'll switch your wallet to it when buying or moving creatures. Token Trove walks you through it each time.
Get to the official marketplace and connect MetaMask so you can see your balances and creatures.
Bridging moves your crypto from Ethereum mainnet to the Immutable zkEVM network where creatures live. Before bridging, you'll need a small amount of $IMX: every action on Immutable requires it as a network fee. Balances can take 20–40 minutes to appear.
Remember: $ETH buys creatures, $IMX pays the gas. You need a little $IMX for anything you do on Immutable: buying, selling, or transferring.
With funds bridged over, you're ready to shop the collection or list one of your own.
When a creature sells, a 5% creator royalty is built into the smart contract and comes out of the sale price automatically. Worth factoring into the price you set.
Send a creature straight to another wallet, handy for moving between your own wallets or gifting.
Always paste and verify the address yourself. There's no undo, and no one can reverse a transfer to the wrong wallet.
Connect your wallet to your Highrise account so your creatures, items, and perks show up in the app.
Bought a parcel during an in-app LAND Deeds sale? It lives inside Highrise until you mint it onto the blockchain. Minting is what lets you sell, transfer, or trade it on OpenSea.
Until you mint it, the plot stays tied to the Highrise account it was bought with. It can't move between accounts or wallets until it's on-chain.
Open the Trade tab and connect your wallet. A quick safety check appears first, then your balances show in the bar up top.
Creatures live on Immutable zkEVM.
Only self-custody wallets like MetaMask can trade here. If your Creatures are in Immutable Passport, withdraw them to MetaMask first.
LAND lives on Ethereum mainnet.
LAND trades settle on Ethereum mainnet. There's no network to add; just switch MetaMask to Ethereum.
Pick the situation that matches yours and watch exactly what happens, click by click. No crypto knowledge needed: getting coins, moving them between networks, and gas fees are all covered. Sold something and want your money out? That has its own step: see Cash out at the end.
Creatures need ETH for the price and a little IMX for gas, both on Immutable zkEVM.
ETH pays the price, IMX pays the gas, and both must be on Immutable zkEVM, not Ethereum mainnet.
You buy LAND with plain ETH on Ethereum mainnet. No bridging, no IMX.
LAND uses mainnet ETH for both the price and gas. There's nothing to bridge and no IMX needed.
Find what you want, buy it, or list your own. We charge 0% marketplace fee.
Creatures: Immutable zkEVM, with offers and instant-sell.
0% marketplace fee. Buyers pay the 5% creator royalty, and listings and offers are free to create, just a signature.
LAND: Ethereum mainnet via OpenSea. No offers yet.
A LAND sale costs 1% OpenSea + 5% creator royalty. Offers aren't available for LAND yet.
Send an asset straight to another wallet, your own or a friend's. Transfers can't be undone, so we help you check the address.
Send Creatures on Immutable zkEVM.
Transfers are permanent. A little IMX covers gas, and no one can reverse a send to the wrong wallet, so double-check the address.
Send LAND on Ethereum mainnet.
LAND transfers settle on Ethereum mainnet and pay mainnet gas.
Owning the NFT is only part of it. Link your wallet to Highrise so it shows up and unlocks its perks in the app.
Creatures appear in your Highrise clothing inventory.
Linking is read-only: it just lets Highrise see your wallet. Your keys never leave MetaMask.
LAND brings its Slime pet and perks into Highrise.
LAND owners are full Creature Club members: the same drops, giveaways and Coins as Creature holders.
You sold, congratulations! Your ETH sits safely in your own wallet until you move it. The whole cash-out happens on this page, and the walkthrough below shows every tap before you make it.
Your ETH never passes through us or anyone else. It moves between networks inside the same wallet, same address, and only you can approve each step.
The move usually lands in a few minutes and runs on its own. Close the page if you like. The tracker keeps going and picks up right where it was.
Unsure at any step? Stop. Nothing happens without your confirmation. Ask in the Highrise Discord and a real person will help.
Creature sales pay you in ETH on Immutable zkEVM. We move it to Ethereum for you on this page.
Don't send this ETH straight from Immutable zkEVM to an exchange. Most exchanges only accept ETH on Ethereum. That's what the Cash out button does: it moves your ETH to Ethereum first.
After it lands: open MetaMask, switch the network picker to Ethereum, and your ETH is right there (the site's "Show it in MetaMask" button does the switch for you). Sending it to Coinbase, Kraken or any exchange is then a normal transfer: copy the exchange's ETH deposit address, double-check it, send.
LAND sales pay you in WETH on Ethereum. One tap unwraps it to plain ETH, no bridging needed.
WETH ("wrapped ETH") is worth exactly the same as ETH. It's just a different token, and some exchanges won't accept a WETH deposit. The unwrap is a 1:1 swap back to plain ETH that costs only gas. After that, send to your exchange as you always would.
Your creatures and LAND are worth real money, and on-chain ownership is final. Here are the habits that keep them safe, the scams to know, and what to do if you slip. We keep this page updated, so it's worth a bookmark.
Never type your 12-word seed phrase anywhere, and never approve a wallet request you don't fully understand. Nearly every drained wallet starts the moment one of those two slips.
Your seed phrase is the 12 random words shown once when you created your wallet. It's the master key: whoever has it controls your wallet completely. No one, not Highrise and not support, will ever need it.
Only use links from the Highrise Discord's official links channel. Never trust marketplace or wallet links sent via DMs, social media comments, or sites you didn't find yourself.
Before any transfer, paste and re-read the destination address. Transfers are permanent and can't be reversed.
Every action on Immutable needs a tiny $IMX fee. Keep a small balance so you're never stuck mid-transaction.
Real staff won't DM you first asking for wallet access, payments, or your phrase. When in doubt, ask in the public Discord.
Every wallet popup spends or approves something. Slow down and read what it does. Sites asking you to "validate", "sync" or "migrate" your wallet are scams. No real app needs that.
Your Creatures live on the Immutable zkEVM network. Only transfer them to wallets on that same network, and don't use a marketplace's "withdraw" option to move a Creature off it unless you're certain what it does. Send to the wrong network and it's gone for good.
Gen 1 Creatures only trade on Token Trove. Any "Highrise Creature" or "Highrise Creature Club" collection on OpenSea is a fake. Gen 1 isn't listed there. Only LAND and Gen 2 are on OpenSea. Reach every marketplace through the official Discord links.
HCC staff and support will never message you first. If anyone DMs you claiming to be from the team and asks for wallet access, your seed phrase, or any payment, it's a scam. Ask publicly in the Highrise Discord instead.
Tap any card for how the trick works, the red flags, and exactly what to do. These are the ones actually hitting Highrise holders.
Scammers send an unsolicited NFT (often a lookalike like a fake "Highrise Estate") straight to your wallet. Its image, name or description carries a link to "claim", "unlock" or "sell" it. That link leads to a drainer site that asks you to connect and sign, and the signature hands over your real assets. Just receiving it is harmless. Interacting with it is the trap.
A site tells you to sign to "connect", "verify" or "claim". The request is actually a token approval or a blanket "set approval for all" that lets the scammer move your Creatures or funds whenever they like. It feels routine, so people click through without reading.
Someone copies a team member's name and avatar and DMs you offering to "fix" a problem or "verify" your wallet. They send you to a phishing site or a fake ticket bot. Real staff and support never message you first.
A site or DM claims your wallet needs to be "validated", "synced", "migrated" or "restored", then shows a box to type your 12-word seed phrase. Anyone who gets those words owns your wallet forever. No real app or person ever needs them.
Scammers spin up a fake "Highrise Creature" collection on OpenSea, or a phishing clone of Token Trove at a near-identical web address. You connect your wallet expecting the real site and sign a drainer request. Gen 1 Creatures only trade on Token Trove. Any Gen 1 "Highrise Creature" collection on OpenSea is fake.
A post or DM says you won a prize, a whitelist spot, or a limited free mint. To "claim" it you connect your wallet and sign. The claim is a drainer, or the "small gas fee" is the theft itself. Urgency and a countdown are the bait.
A hacked friend's account sends you a link, or a fake bot tells you to "re-verify" by scanning a QR code or authorizing an app. Scanning a Discord login QR from a stranger hands them your account. Malicious links can also install software that reads your wallet.
Scammers send tiny transactions from an address that starts and ends with the same characters as one you use. Later, you copy the address from your history to send funds, grab the lookalike by mistake, and the money goes to them. Transfers can't be reversed.
The exact chain of events behind the fake-NFT trick, so you can spot where to stop it. The safe move is to break the chain at step one.
An NFT you never bought shows up in your wallet. It's designed to look valuable and to make you curious.
Its name or description carries a link to "claim", "sell" or "unlock" it. The link opens a drainer dressed up as a real marketplace.
The site asks you to connect and approve a request. It looks routine, but the signature grants access to your real assets.
With that approval, the scammer moves out your Creatures and funds. On-chain transfers are final, so there's no undo.
Here's a real-style DM. Tap every part that looks like a red flag. See how many you catch.
Hey! This is the official Highrise team.
We noticed suspicious activity on your wallet and need to secure it right away.
Please verify your wallet here within 10 minutes or it will be locked:
highrise-verify.app/secure
Have your 12-word secret phrase ready to confirm ownership.
Tap the red flags above.
Each flag you find is explained here.
Nice. That instinct, treat surprises as guilty until proven safe, is what keeps your wallet yours.
Tick these off once and they'll stick. Your progress is saved on this device.
0 of 6 habits locked in
You're all set. Come back any time to refresh.
Clicked a bad link or signed something wrong? Move fast. Speed matters far more than embarrassment, and everyone has a close call eventually.
Close the site, disconnect your wallet from it, and stop signing anything. Don't approve one more request "to fix it".
If you still have access, send your Creatures, LAND and funds to a fresh wallet whose seed phrase has never touched a website. Do the most valuable first.
From the compromised wallet, revoke token and collection approvals with a tool like revoke.cash. This cuts off the access the signature gave away.
Change passwords and turn on 2FA for Discord and your email. If a device feels compromised, run a malware scan before you sign anything again.
Tell the team in the public Highrise Discord with what happened and any links or addresses involved. Your report protects the next holder.
A compromised seed phrase can't be made safe again. Once assets are on a fresh wallet, treat the old one as burned and stop using it.
Spotted a fake site, a scam DM or a suspicious airdrop? Post it in the Highrise Discord so the team can warn everyone. Members watching out for each other is our best defense.
Official places to buy, explore, and manage your HCC assets.
Highrise LANDBrowse and claim virtual LAND parcels.
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Token TroveThe official marketplace to buy & sell creatures.
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OpenSeaLAND & Gen 2 only. Gen 1 Creatures aren't sold here.
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Slime Pet MapSee which slime pet is assigned to each LAND plot.
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Immutable ExplorerTrack transactions on Immutable zkEVM.
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MetaMaskGet the wallet that holds your assets.
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Hop into the Highrise Discord and ask. The community and team are happy to help you get set up.
Members only
One Creature or LAND plot makes you a member: daily Creature Coins, Highrise+ every month, members-only spaces and surprise airdrops, built into Highrise.
Every Creature and every LAND plot pays out Creature Coins each day: fuel for grabs only members can spin.
Wear each item in your Creature outfit inside the Highrise Metaverse.
Access to the exclusive Creature Club Room in Highrise and the Creature-Club Discord channel.
Exclusive Creature-themed content airdropped to your inventory's gift section at surprise intervals.
LAND owners earn daily coins (Premium plots at 3×), get room capacity boosts, keep their Slime pets, and join every drop and giveaway.
And Gen 2 gives every LAND its own Creature. Full parity is the promise.
Keep a Creature or LAND linked and stay active, and the club covers your Highrise+ Tier 1, renewed on the first day of every month.
Keep an HCC NFT linked to your Highrise account for the full 30 days before renewal. No gaps.
Log in on each of the seven days leading up to the new month.
Highrise+ Tier 1 lands on the first day of the month. Subscriptions renew only then.
Creature Coins are tokens you earn every day for holding a Creature or LAND. Spend them on exclusive grabs inside the Highrise app.
Set what you hold and watch what it earns.
Coins land daily and fuel exclusive grabs inside Highrise.
To receive these coins, you must own at least one Highrise Creature Club NFT and have your wallet connected to the Highrise website.
A live look at current HCC wallets: how many hold Creatures, LAND, or both collections.
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How many NFTs each wallet holds, broken down by collection.
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Live floor prices, plus real Creature sale-price history pulled straight from the blockchain.
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Pick a metric (floor, volume, sales count, or low/high sale) and an interval (day, week or month) for Creatures and LAND.
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Creatures via Immutable · LAND via OpenSea
You keep custody: your own wallet signs every transaction on Immutable zkEVM, and this site never holds your Creatures or funds. Cashing out is the one place where the route you pick can pass your ETH through someone else on the way to Ethereum, and the route picker says which does what. It's open source, and you can only trade Creatures held in a self-custody wallet like MetaMask. If yours are in Immutable Passport, withdraw them first. You'll need a little IMX for network gas.
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Every line of this site is public on GitHub: the pages, the styles, even the election logic. Spot a typo, have an idea, or want to ship a fix? You're welcome to. No NFT required.
The Council gives holders a voice in what gets made. Keeping this site open is the same idea, in code: a place where anyone can check the work and help make it better.
The election logic and the whole site are open to read. You don't have to take our word for how votes are counted. You can check it yourself.
Beyond voting, this is another way to shape the club: propose a change, and it can become part of the live site.
A fixed typo, a clearer guide, a smoother mobile layout: small improvements add up for everyone who visits.
This site is built with the community, for the community. Your fixes and ideas are how that promise stays real.
You don't have to write code to help. Every one of these makes the site better. Pick whatever fits you.
Something broken, misaligned, or showing the wrong info? Open an issue and tell us what you saw.
A new section, a clearer flow, a feature you'd love? Open an issue and let's talk it through.
Catch a typo or confusing wording? Even a one-word fix is a welcome pull request.
The site speaks 7 languages from files in locales/. Improve a translation, or help fill the gaps that fall back to English.
Comfortable with HTML, CSS, or vanilla JS? Fork the repo and open a pull request with your change.
Found something sensitive? Report it privately to the team in the Highrise Discord rather than opening a public issue.
Four steps from idea to pull request. There's no build step and no framework: just plain HTML, CSS, and vanilla JS.
On GitHub, hit Fork to get your own copy of the project, then clone it to your machine.
Start the small Node server and open the site in your browser to see your changes live as you work.
npm start # → http://localhost:3000Create a branch named for what you're doing, like fix/mobile-layout or feat/faq-entry, then make and test your edit. New copy goes through the i18n keys in locales/en.json.
Push your branch and open a pull request against main. We'll review it with you right there in the PR.
Keep each pull request focused on one thing: a single fix or a single feature. It makes review faster and the history cleaner.
Nothing goes live without review. Here's the kind of change that gets merged fast.
Changes to the Council rules, the election process, or Pocket Worlds commitments need sign-off from the team. Just open the pull request and we'll discuss it there.
Star the repo, open an issue, or ship your first fix. And if you get stuck, the community and team are a message away in the Highrise Discord.
Acceptance. Voters tick "I agree to the Terms" after logging in with Discord, before their first ballot; candidates explicitly accept at nomination submission. Acceptance is recorded with your Highrise Person ID, Discord ID, and a timestamp.
The Council is advisory only; Pocket Worlds keeps final say on business, economy, brand and legal. A seat is not ownership, equity, a security, a token right, employment, or any financial entitlement, and is not a DAO membership.
Participation is voluntary and unpaid. There is no employment, contractor, or partnership relationship. Any perks are gifts we can change or withdraw. They're never payment or a right.
Holdings = combined Creatures + LAND at the published snapshot.
One vote per elected seat (4 seats, plurality). You authenticate by logging in with Discord, which we match to your Highrise account to confirm eligibility. No wallet connection or signing is required, and we never move or spend your assets. Voting is per Highrise account (one person, one vote per seat). Votes are final once cast and cannot be changed. Vote privacy: individual votes are not published. Only per-seat tallies are. Each voter gets a private, verifiable receipt to confirm their vote was recorded and counted; the receipt is yours alone and does not reveal your choice to others.
By self-nominating you grant Pocket Worlds a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to publish, display, translate, and process your answers to the application's open questions for the election and the Voting Advice Application (VAA). The tool maps each written answer to a position, but your confirmed positions are authoritative: you review and edit them before voting opens, and your confirmed positions are published. You are responsible for the accuracy of your submission. The full VAA methodology will be published. All candidacies are subject to review of account background and any community reports; Pocket Worlds may decline or remove a candidacy at its discretion, and the reasons will be disclosed privately to the affected candidate.
Elected terms run 6 months, max two consecutive for elected seats. Seats are personal and non-transferable: never sold, lent, or assigned. You may resign at any time. A seat left vacant mid-term stays empty until the next election. Vacancies are not backfilled during a term.
The Council operates openly: members are under no confidentiality obligation and may discuss and share Council materials publicly. Accordingly, Pocket Worlds will share with the Council only materials it is comfortable being made public. Nothing shared should be assumed secret or treated as a leak.
No harassment, hate, threats, or doxxing. No vote-buying, bribery, or exchanging anything of value for votes. No impersonation, fraud, or material misrepresentation. No sybil/multi-account voting and no snapshot manipulation. Disclose conflicts of interest. Follow Highrise/HCC community guidelines and applicable law.
One eligible account, one ballot per seat. Pocket Worlds may void votes, disqualify candidates, remove members, or bar future participation for breach, at its reasonable discretion, with reasons published where practical.
To authenticate and check eligibility we process your Discord ID, Highrise ID, Person ID, linked wallet address(es) and wallet-change history (via Discord OAuth and Highrise's internal API), plus the holdings snapshot, vote records (kept private), candidate answers (public), and voter answers (private; used to compute your own affinity, not published per-user). Candidate answers are sent to Anthropic (Claude) so the tool can map each into a position the candidate confirms. On-chain/wallet data is inherently public. See the Privacy Policy for retention and deletion-request handling.
Provided "as is." The VAA affinity score is advisory and not guaranteed accurate. Nothing here is financial, investment, tax, or legal advice, a securities offering, or a guarantee of any NFT's value. Liability is limited to the extent permitted by law; candidates indemnify Pocket Worlds for content they submit.
The HCC Player Council election is operated by Pocket Worlds ("we", "us"). This policy explains what we collect, why, who we share it with, and your choices. Data requests/questions: Highrise Discord support channel.
To authenticate you; verify eligibility (3-month holding + bracket); run the VAA matching; record and tally votes and issue your private receipt; publish candidate answers/positions and aggregate results; review candidacies and enforce election integrity.
A single session cookie keeps you logged in after Discord OAuth. No third-party advertising or tracking cookies.
Public: candidate answers, candidate positions, and aggregate election statistics. Most election statistics (per-seat tallies, turnout, bracket breakdowns, etc.) are published on the website. Private: your individual vote (never published), your voter answers, and your vote receipt. Wallet/on-chain data is inherently public on the blockchain.
We keep election data with no fixed deletion date. You can still ask us to delete your personal data as described below.
You may request access to or deletion of your personal data, subject to legal and election-integrity limits, by contacting Highrise Discord support channel. Where applicable law (e.g., GDPR/CCPA) grants further rights, we honor them.
We use reasonable technical and organizational measures; no system is perfectly secure. The election algorithms and the website's structure are open-source and auditable by all users, so anyone can inspect how data is processed and how votes are counted.
The election is not directed to children, consistent with Highrise's policies.
We may update this policy; all changes are published on the website and in Discord. Contact: Highrise Discord support channel.