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Leaderboard Loot is an independently built platform for short, mobile-friendly skill challenges and transparent rankings. Project Falcon is its current invitation-only event.
Why it exists
Small online competitions often depend on an editable score or an unexplained random draw. Leaderboard Loot takes a more inspectable approach: challenges have exact answers, valid awards are stored as separate ledger events and ranking follows published tie-break rules.
Original challenge design
The challenge engine creates an ongoing sequence of arithmetic, pattern, letter-position and exact word-transformation tasks. The server uses the challenge number to choose the rule and values. It does not randomly give a particular player an easier task, and the expected answer remains on the server until submission.
How scoring remains understandable
- Append-only awards. A correct challenge adds a ticket event instead of overwriting a player's total.
- Duplicate protection. A completed attempt cannot award the same ticket twice.
- Published ranking. Tickets rank first; combined correct-answer time and then account age resolve ties.
- Audited corrections. A host adjustment needs a reason and becomes another ledger entry.
Advertising supports extra play
Every player receives one free challenge every 10 minutes. If advertising is enabled and Google has an eligible placement, a player can voluntarily view one rewarded ad to unlock one extra challenge. The ad never supplies an answer or ticket; the player must still solve the challenge correctly. Refusing optional advertising does not remove an existing score or free challenge.
Current event and independence
Project Falcon uses an in-site champion display inspired by LEGO Star Wars SMART Play Millennium Falcon set 75426. No physical product, money or transferable reward is awarded. Leaderboard Loot and Project Falcon are not sponsored, endorsed or administered by the LEGO Group, Lucasfilm or Disney. Product names and marks belong to their respective owners.
Operation and contact
The current private event is operated by the host who distributes its invitation code. Invited participants can contact the operator through that same established channel about access, data or competition administration.