Almost two weeks ago, Splinterlands released a new feature regarding in-game customization. A shop/tab called Artisan Stickers was added to the card game, where players and community artists can create and sell stickers, benefiting both themselves and SPS DAO, as the profits are split 50/50.
Like other stickers, these are used to decorate players' binders. Remember that you can add stickers to other players' binders as well, and there's a featured binder tab to view the most popular binders.
Here's an example of how the stickers look inside a binder. We have stickers from different creators placed both on top of cards and on the back of other cards. I thought the stickers, like the Papa Bear one, that you can put on top of a card, looked really cool.
One of the things I think about regarding the stickers is that binders, in general, when compared to card skins, end up being a bit hidden in my opinion. In the case of card skins that you always see while playing matches, binders require you to access the page to see them, but at the same time they give the idea of taking the binder out of your "backpack" to show your collection to your friends...
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New Artisan Stickers for your Splinterlands Binder!
There are several ways to access this new shop/tab, which I'm not sure is good or bad. Having multiple paths can be confusing, but at the same time it makes access easier... The Artisan Sticker is located within the Artisan Quarter, which is an option you'll find when you go to the Lands.
The biggest confusion is that you can access the "Artisan Stickers" option via the Binder Shop, but within the Binder Shop you also find some Sticker options, resulting in two shops selling similar items, which in my opinion is a bit confusing.
In addition, you can also access it by going to Shop and then selecting Stickers. And it's worth remembering that the shop tab currently features: Card Packs, Rewards, Exclusive, Avatar, Sparks, Consumables, Guild, Stickers, Splintervibes, and Node Licenses, meaning 10 different options, and there are other shops as well.
When you access Artisan Stickers, you'll find two options for user-crafted stickers. The first, marked with an "A," are the Singles stickers, where you'll buy a single sticker that's displayed. Inside the red box you will find information about the creator and the cost, which is the same for everyone: 200 DEC or Credits.
Clicking on option "B" will take you to the tab with the sticker packs, which consist of 5 stickers made by the same creator. Clicking on any pack will bring up the screen above, where you'll see the sticker collection name, the creator in option 1, and information about revenue distribution in option 2, where 50% goes to bunsbagandcaps in this case and 50% always ends up going to SPS DAO.
Finally, option 3 shows the price, which is usually 800 DEC or Credits. It's worth remembering that in this case you're paying 800 DEC for 5, meaning you end up "saving" 200 DEC, and they're usually stickers with the same vibe, so if you liked one of them, you'll probably like the other 4.
Among the sticker packs I liked the most, I think I'd put the Bunsbagsandcaps Stickers in first place, since it has interesting references to moments the player goes through like "Pack Luck" or "Worth It".
The second would be SPS Chickens, which has several memes featuring Furious Chicken, and lastly All Aboard, where I only liked some of the stickers, not all of them, but they are quite interesting.
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