More Weight means more entries — never a guaranteed result.

WEIGHTED DRAWS

Not every rare asset aboard RAOLAX is distributed by class. Some are drawn.

Weighted Draws preserve something the structured Founder system does not: surprise. A Regular passenger with one eligible Ticket can still win a top-tier asset. A Bridge Seat enters with far more weight, but it cannot buy certainty.

That is the balance: higher classes carry greater probability, while every eligible passenger still has a real path to the result.

Regular = 1 entry

Crew = 5 entries

First Class = 10 entries

VIP Cabin = 30 entries

Bridge Seat = 100 entries

Cryo = 1 entry only where the specific draw allows sleeping Cryo holders

If one wallet holds several eligible Tickets, their entries add together.

More entries mean greater statistical probability. They do not guarantee a win.

When a Weighted Draw opens, eligible Tickets are converted into draw weight according to the rules of that specific event.

Imagine one token entering the bowl for every 1× of eligible Ticket Weight. A Regular Ticket contributes one. First Class contributes ten. VIP contributes thirty. Bridge contributes one hundred.

The winner is still selected from the eligible draw pool. A higher class improves the odds; it does not replace chance with entitlement.

This makes Weighted Draws fundamentally different from a guaranteed class allocation. The mechanic rewards stronger Founder positions without removing the possibility that one ordinary passenger receives something extraordinary.

A Regular Ticket can win a top-tier asset in a draw if that asset and Ticket are eligible under the published rules.

This is intentional. MUTERRA’s Founder system gives higher classes more structured access and more weight, but Weighted Draws keep rare outcomes open across the ship.

A Bridge holder with 100 entries has a much stronger statistical position than a Regular holder with one. But if the draw selects the Regular entry, the Regular wins.

No class can purchase certainty from a probabilistic draw.

Ticket Weight is additive across eligible Tickets held by the same wallet.

Examples:

10 Regular Tickets = 10 entries

2 First Class Tickets = 20 entries

VIP + First Class = 40 entries

Bridge + VIP = 130 entries

2 Bridge Tickets = 200 entries

The exact eligible balance is determined under the rules of the draw and may depend on a wallet snapshot or other stated eligibility check.

Holding more weight changes probability. It does not create a guaranteed minimum number of wins.

Cryo does not participate in the normal recurring Founder programme before awakening. Weighted Draws are different.

A specific draw may allow sleeping Cryo holders to participate with 1× weight. This gives Cryo a route to isolated surprise rewards before Q3 2027 without creating retroactive scheduled benefits.

Whether Cryo is included must be stated in the rules of that draw. There is no universal promise that every draw includes Cryo.

Founder NFT Drops use Degree access and collection allocation rules. They answer the question: which Founder classes have structured access to this collection, and how is its Founder allocation divided?

Weighted Draws answer a different question: which eligible Ticket wins this specific probabilistic outcome?

The same collection can potentially use both systems. A project may allocate part of a collection through Founder Drops and reserve selected rare assets for a Weighted Draw.

This is why Ticket Weight appears in several parts of RAOLAX without meaning the same thing every time.

Weighted Draws can be used for scarce or special assets, including high-tier NFTs and other rewards defined for a particular event.

An S-tier asset can therefore be available through a draw even to a Ticket class that would not normally receive the same asset through a scheduled Founder allocation.

The exact prize, supply, tier, eligibility and number of winners must belong to the rules of that draw. The Weighted Draw system does not promise that every event contains an S-tier reward.

Some future draw rewards may require the winner to claim the asset rather than receiving it automatically.

A claim window may be set for the event and can be as long as 90 days. If a winner does not claim within the applicable period, the asset may return to the project or reward pool under that event’s rules.

A small MUTA payment may be required for claim or activation. This is intended as an ecosystem utility action and transaction-routing mechanism, not as a major purchase price for the reward.

The RAOLAX Ticket itself is different: it is delivered by the project after purchase and does not use this claim mechanic.

Operational benefits generally follow the current Ticket holder. If a draw uses a wallet snapshot, the wallet holding the eligible Ticket at that snapshot receives its entries.

Previous ownership does not normally preserve draw entries after the Ticket has been transferred.

This keeps the mechanic attached to active ownership: the Founder position works for the person currently aboard, while the historical Founder record remains part of provenance.

Not every surprise aboard RAOLAX is a Weighted Draw.

Ticket metadata can create its own eligibility. A North Deck event may apply only to North Deck cabins. A Family Cabin event may apply only to Tickets carrying a family-status tag. A sector crossing, anniversary or emergency can activate another combination.

In those cases, your class may matter less than your exact Ticket identity.

Weighted Draws ask: how much eligible weight entered the bowl?

Metadata events ask: which Tickets match what is happening aboard the ship?

RAOLAX has strong class hierarchy by design. Bridge, VIP and First Class receive broader structured Founder access because their positions carry greater weight.

But if every desirable outcome were perfectly predetermined by price, the journey would lose an important part of its character.

Weighted Draws create moments where probability, timing and luck can override status. They give a Regular holder a reason to watch an announcement meant for the whole ship and give a Bridge holder a reason not to assume that every rare object already belongs to them.

That is useful mechanically and narratively: stronger position matters, but the world can still surprise you.

WHAT A WEIGHTED DRAW DOES NOT GUARANTEE

A Weighted Draw does not guarantee a win, a minimum number of rewards, a particular NFT tier, a particular market value, or that every RAOLAX Ticket will be eligible for every draw.

Each draw can define its own eligible Tickets, prizes, supply, snapshot or entry rules, claim period and other conditions.

Higher Ticket Weight means higher statistical probability where weight is used. Nothing more should be inferred from the multiplier.

KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE SHIP ANNOUNCEMENTS

Scheduled Founder Drops reward position. Metadata Events reward identity. Weighted Draws reward probability.

Together, they make the RAOLAX Ticket more than a static access card. The same Ticket can matter differently depending on what is being distributed, where the ship is, what metadata it carries and how much weight it brings into a draw.

You do not need the most expensive cabin to have a chance at an extraordinary outcome. You do need to be aboard when the draw happens.