BladesRun: run for Void Points

You run, you collect coins, and at the end you get points that supposedly matter in a bigger game. BladesRun works exactly like that.

It is a mini runner in Telegram from the Blades of the Void team, and it acts as a gateway into their universe. Let us see what is real and where to be careful. ⚔️

A runner that leads to another game

The description says to run, collect coins and earn Void Points. The project calls BladesRun the first step into the Blades of the Void universe, a fantasy MOBA with PvP and PvE modes.

The runner is designed as a light starter game. It opens in Telegram, the rules are simple, and a session takes a couple of minutes.

What Void Points are

They are progress points. Based on the project's materials, they are needed to move through a battle pass: each tier gives rewards such as consumables, character shards and special items.

• Runner levels: clear them to earn points.
• Daily runs and quests: bring extra points.
• Inviting friends: also brings points.
• Ambassador role: rewarded for promoting the game.

Points and items from the runner can be carried over into the main game. Check the exact transfer terms in the project's official channel, because they change.

Play-to-airdrop explained

The project calls its format "play for an airdrop". An airdrop is a handout of tokens to active participants. The team sets its rules, not you.

There is no guarantee that tokens will be issued, that they will reach an exchange or that their price will be above zero. Many projects of this kind ended in nothing.

Playing without needless losses

1. Treat the runner as a game, not as a job.
2. Do not put money in hoping for a future airdrop.
3. Do not invite friends for a reward if you are not sure about the project yourself.
4. Use a separate wallet and confirm nothing from links in private messages.

Referrals: honest about the benefit

Inviting friends earns points, and it is an ordinary growth mechanism for games. Still, pushing acquaintances into a project with an unclear outcome is not fair. Invite people who will truly enjoy the game.

If you run a channel, mention that rewards are not guaranteed. It is honest and protects your reputation.

A good habit: once a week, look at how much time went into the game and what you got in return. If points grow but the fun does not, it may be time to stop and do something more useful.

Keep privacy in mind too: do not post screenshots with account data, and do not send referral links to people who did not ask for them.

Who it is for

For people interested in the Blades of the Void universe who like light runs of a couple of minutes. For everyone else it is just an arcade for a break.

Follow news only in the team's official channel, not in chats full of "insider tips": those are where the gullible get caught. 🙂