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Othersidemeta (@OthersideMeta): Full Drop Explainer, Everything You Need to Know

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Full Drop Explainer, Everything You Need to Know The Arsham Voyager allowlist goes live next week. Here's the complete picture: what the collection is, how the mechanics work, what happens after the drop, and more about Daniel Arsham. The Arsham Voyager Collection Blind box, you don't know which type you're getting until it’s in your . Three material types, varying rarity: Alabaster (Common) Carbon (Rare) Verdigris (Ultra Rare) Each type carries the material language of Arsham's physical practice, not cosmetic differences but the continuation of a two-decade artistic investigation into what materials look like when time acts on them. A Voyager that evolves Every Arsham Voyager starts at its default Form stage. From there, four stages are possible: Fracture, Erosion, Ruin, and Rebirth. The stages are unlocked through in-world quests that will become available in the weeks following the drop. Your Voyager carries a Kodacam. Use it to decode hidden messages throughout Otherside. Each message unlocks the next stage. Rebirth brings it back, not restored but changed. Every purchase includes Arsham's new book Every Arsham Voyager purchase also includes a signed limited edition copy of Daniel Arsham's new book, Future Relic: Failures, Disasters, Detours, and How I Made a Career as an Artist, a document of over two decades of Fictional Archaeology. The physical companion to a digital collection, a one-time redemption after you claim your Voyager. How the allowlist and drop work The allowlist is open April 30 - May 4 and anyone can enter. Your Yuga holdings and Otherside level determine your ticket weight. More tickets means better odds. Megakoda, highest weight Koda BAYC Otherdeed MAYC Minimum eligibility: Enter Otherside and earn 2 badges. To enter the allowlist: Head to the Nexus and find the gallery portal near the bridge. Interact with the gallery curator at the front desk. That interaction triggers the allowlist sign-up and checks your wallet automatically. Your tickets are issued directly to your wallet. Delegated wallets are not supported for this drop due to the extremely limited supply. Key dates April 30: Snapshot taken; Allowlist opens at 10AM ET April 30 - May 4: Sign-up window, 5 days May 4: Allowlist closes at 4PM ET May 4: Winners receive an access pass in their wallets by end of day May 6: Sale opens at 11AM ET Add eligible Yuga assets to your wallet before the snapshot on April 30 to qualify your holdings. You can improve your ticket count during the sign-up window by leveling up and earning XP, but note you can only claim once during the 5 day window so plan accordingly. If selected, you'll receive one access pass per wallet. Each pass lets you purchase one Arsham Voyager. 300 pieces available. $200 each. All sales in APE. New to Otherside? Enter via the link below and sign up with just your email address. No crypto experience needed. otherside.xyz The drop opens on May 6 in stages. Allowlist holders with the most tickets have the best odds for first access. Unclaimed slots roll to the next stage. Any remaining supply opens to public. About Daniel Arsham Daniel Arsham is a New York-based artist whose practice, Fictional Archaeology, imagines objects from our present excavated from the earth centuries from now. Crystal formations consuming sneakers. Copper erosion eating through electronics. Material transformations that make the familiar look ancient. He's collaborated with Porsche, Tiffany's, Dior, and Pokémon. He's the first fine artist to serve as creative director of an NBA team (the Cleveland Cavaliers). His work has been shown at the Lotte Museum in Seoul, the Fotografiska in New York, and the Yorkshire Sculpture Park in the UK. In 2025, he released his first major book and appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. This month, his practice enters Otherside for the first time.

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