The art pieces will consist of over 15, 000 hand-drawn and programmatically-generated artistic pieces inspired by the rich history and culture from various African tribes and pre-colonial kingdoms.
The collection includes masks from various African tribes and kingdoms as well as print patterns.
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Speaking about this massive collection, Suleiman Murunga, Director, MUDA, said:
“Through the gamification of this NFT collection, users will attempt to trade their way to acquiring a full Kingdom. A kingdom is a set that has NFTs from the different layers of the hierarchy which will consist of at least 1 Royal, 2 chiefs, 20 council members and 50 soldiers.
Thereafter, successful collectors will be entered into a battle royal style competition in which they will have a chance of attaining the ultimate prize in the Afro Kingz Universe.”
– Director, MUDA
The NFT MUDA drop will take place on the Ethereum Network on November 24, 2021 and will take place on the MUDA website
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