Splinterlands Land : Upgrades Complete!

For the last couple of months I have been working on Building a Supply Chain in Splinterlands and getting prepared by using the new Land Functionality that has been released so far. I was Dollar-Cost-Averaging and investing a little bit each week to get my workers upgraded to the point where my Land is producing a decent amount so that I’d be ready for Land 2.0 when it comes out.

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I’m at the point now where I am pretty happy with how my Land is set up. I have 9 Plots in the one region and the regular Common Plots are each producing between about 8K – 18K while the more valuable Magical and Occupied Plots are producing in the vicinity of 43K – 52K. I have a couple of Desert plots but the rest are Jungle, Plains and Hills which I’ve got loaded up with Life and Earth workers. My plan is to produce Magical Life and Earth Food and then boost my own workers production with it.

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All up I have spent a bit more on setting this land up than I was originally expecting (feign shock) but so far the market prices seem fairly stable so I am cautiously optimistic that the investment so far has been sound. I’ve got about $1500 worth of Workers on about $600 worth of Land with almost 400K DEC Staked + 100K DEC Liquid (call that $500) plus a few Common Tokens (worth maybe $80) and just over 1.5 million Grain stockpiled (worth about $50) so at current prices I value this Asset Basket around $2,730 USD which is pretty close to the price I have paid for it all and now it’s earning me a nice little passive income which I expect to be in the vicinity of 15-20% APR.

Of course I’ll keep Harvesting Weekly and checking out the Markets for any obvious bargains but for now I am pretty much done with my initial Land setup and I’m looking forward to the release of Land 2.0.