Weekly graal Classic lottery ?
 

The title pretty much speaks for it self :)
Why not have one in classic ? You'd be given a number for each ticket you buy and at the end of the week ( or month ) the numbers would bf revealed using tht sane lottery system used to celebrate the graal 5th anniversary

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Like... permanent spinner wheels?

How many gralats are we talkin' about here?

Sounds awesome. Perhaps when/if you win, an awesome gani happens to you and everyone around definitely notices. That would be fun too. Imagine the poor guy who has that happen in the middle of graal city and gets completely spammed xD

Perhaps the lottery rewards 1/2 of the total gralats it accumulated. Or 3/4. That way it is an easy cash sink but still fun and really rewarding to some.

Those are some great ideas.
Now, if only we got the staff to cooperate...

This idea is Supported by sardon

I like it.

[QUOTE=Vic;549257]How many gralats are we talkin' about here?[/QUOTE
It would depend on how much money is accumulated on all the tickets sold and a slight percentage taken away , the more people buy the tickets the higher the jackpot winning prize would be

Don't know about legality in US jurisdictions.

I think era already has some kind of lottery system, so I would assume that it would be legal for classic to have one too.

how would making people buy tickets with pixelated gems to receive alot of gems illegal

This.

Look up "illegal lotteries" on Google or just read this: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20140...s-and-contests

That's a good article on the whole legality issue. This is why the Monopoly game at McDonald's, and other similar promotions, allow you to send mail to them in order to collect stamps. The fact that a lot of people actually pay for gralats means a lawyer would have to be hired to vet the whole process. It would probably entail allowing players to request gralats or additional entries by mail. That's just the US. Generally promotions are done on a jurisdictional basis because of such issues. Considering Graal is an international game, there's more than just US law to be wary of.