ABOUT HALL OF SAINTS
From Loot
to stained glass.
Hall of Saints is a collection of stained-glass portraits by Ticklish, inspired by the adventurers we imagine behind Loot’s lists of items.
We made it out of a shared love for Loot and the world its community continues to build. Each Saint gives those eight objects a face, a name, and the beginnings of a story. What happens next is yours to imagine.
Thou mayest.
AN INVITATION, STILL OPEN
Thou mayest.
What drew us to Loot was its purposeful minimalism. It left room. A list of objects could become a character, a story, a world. You could feel the invitation to make something of your own.
This is our response: a Hall of stained-glass Saints, built from the objects those adventurers carry. Sixteen Orders. Thousands of possible lives. A different expression of the same open spirit.
There is no promised next chapter. No utility to wait for. The art is the offering. What it inspires beyond this Hall is yours to imagine.
FOR THE ARTIST, WITHOUT A ROADMAP
Every wei to the artist.
Yours to carry.
Every mint will cost 0.004 ETH, on every path. Every wei of that mint price goes to Ticklish, who made the glass. Ethereum network gas is paid separately and goes to the network, not the artist. Hall of Saints keeps nothing and will charge no secondary-sale royalties.
There will be at most 8,000 Saints. Each eligible Loot bag or Genesis Adventurer can be claimed once. Your sLoot is drawn from your Ethereum address, with one sLoot Saint per address across early community access, public access and Lost-Genesis redemption.
Earlier communities enter first; the Hall opens wider in stages. Minting will close at a fixed time, even if fewer than 8,000 Saints have been claimed.
Minting opens November 1, 2026 at 00:00 UTC and closes November 11 at 00:00 UTC, or earlier if all 8,000 Saints are minted. Public minting opens November 6 if supply remains.
FROM HAND TO GLASS
Made with intention.
Ticklish drew the artwork by hand, built it in Blender, and rendered it into the layers that form each Saint. The items carry their own detail and color; the Order gives the window its tracery.
The preservation plan pairs identity and artwork commitments on Ethereum with full-quality art and reconstruction files on Arweave. Community-hosted mirrors can be added later. The work should remain recoverable without this website.
We made this because we wanted it to exist.
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