Game guide - LexiMint

Values shown reflect the currently active Season "Field notes".

Your first five minutes

Sign in and verify

Create an account and verify your email: your collection stays tied to you across Seasons. You can also try the games as a guest first.

Choose a route

Submit a real word to enter the seasonal Lexicon, or, during an active Season, finish a daily game to start its PUZZLE ticket. You can switch routes at any time.

Read your ticket

A ticket is proof of what happened: its kind says which action minted it, its tier how far it evolved. Open it to see the full story.

Keep building

Your tickets stay in your collection. Seasons reset the race, not the memory of what you earned.

What to do today

Daily activities
Activity	What it gives you
Submit words	Base XP and mission progress; word ticket rewards once the Season verifies the word. Always available.
Play a daily game	Grows that game's PUZZLE once per day and protects the daily reward.

Where to find things

Main places in LexiMint
Place	What it is for
Dashboard	Submit words, read your last result, check missions, events, the daily reward and LexiPass progress.
Games	The game library: daily puzzles, arcade games and rooms to play with friends.
Gallery	The public Season: tickets minted by everyone, the MASTERY view and the Lexicon of the Season's words.

Submit a word

Type any word from 2 to 20 characters. It is cleaned up automatically: accents are removed, capitals lowered and special characters stripped, so CAFE, CAFÈ and CAFÉ are the same word.

Try it yourself

Each submission costs 1 stamina. The first player to submit a word this Season claims it and earns a DISCOVERY ticket. Later submissions still count: they push the word toward rarer tiers, can trigger and tickets, and advance your daily missions. Two-letter words are accepted but flagged until the community adopts them.

How to read a ticket

Kind

What minted it: a word, a day, a week, an event, a game, an achievement or the final result.

Rules shared by every game

Rules shared by every game
Item	How it works
Game library	Games grouped by family, with what is ready today. A dot marks a newly released game until you open it.
Help	Hints never solve the game for you and never reveal feedback retroactively.

Bounty Hour

Once a day per region (Americas, EMEA, APAC), at a time that changes within the evening window (18:30 to 22:00 local time), a secret word is hidden for 60 minutes. 3 progressive clues reveal its tier, its length and its initial. Guess it from the normal submit box: only the first 3 players per region win.

Bounty Hour rewards
Reward	Details
DAILY

INK and FOIL

is earned from verified word tickets, daily and weekly progress, MASTERY and other gameplay. Spend it on extra stamina, cosmetics, showcase slots, album pages and extra albums.

INK rewards by ticket kind
Kind	Reward

Notifications and reminders

The in-app bell keeps your game notifications: read ones for 30 days, unread ones for 90. Reminders outside the app are optional and only for moments you would not want to miss.

Notifications
Item	How it works
Outside the app	Bounty Hour about to start; an event opening, completing a stage or closing; a MASTERY unlock; a CROWN; a major ticket evolution or LexiPass milestone; public release notes.
Only in the app

Rules and moderation
Rule	What happens
Redacted words	Illegal, hateful or harmful words can be removed by the LexiMint team: their tickets are voided and hidden. Submitting in good faith is never penalized, but those tickets cannot be recovered.
Flagged words	Random keystrokes are accepted but flagged: no word tickets, no currency, no word missions, hidden from the Gallery and public Lexicon. If enough players submit the same flagged word independently, the flag is removed automatically. Slang and abbreviations are not flagged.

What should I do first?

Why did I not get a DISCOVERY ticket?

A DISCOVERY goes only to the first player who submits a word this Season. Your submission still helps its tier, your missions and your chances of MILESTONE and ECHO.

Verified words and suggestions

A new word starts as Unverified. It becomes verified when enough different players submit it. Word-bound tickets are yours from the start, but their mint rewards arrive only once the word is verified.

Verification and suggestions
Item	How it works
Verification	4 submissions from at least 4 different players in Field notes.
Suggested words	Above the submit form, up to five unverified words: four from the community queue and one exploration slot that stays the same for a few hours. Tap one you recognize to load it, then submit it normally.
Your suggestion	One of your unverified words at a time. It stays in the queue for three days or until verified.

Helping words graduate advances the VERIFIERTRACK track.

Word tiers

Rarity comes from frequency. Every word starts at First and climbs through named tiers as more players submit it. Your DISCOVERY evolves with it and never drops back.

Word tiers and required submissions
Tier	Reached at
First	The first submission of the Season
Ghost	20+ submissions
Rare	60+ submissions
Uncommon	150+ submissions
Common	300+ submissions
Frequent	600+ submissions
Popular	1,200+ submissions
Ubiquitous	2,400+ submissions
Legendary	4,800+ submissions

Seasons

LexiMint runs in Seasons. Each one starts with no claimed words: the first player to submit a word owns that Season's DISCOVERY for it, whatever happened before.

What a new Season resets
Item	At the new Season
Word counts and tiers	Start again
Player level	Starts again; your total level keeps growing
Tickets	Stay forever, stamped with their Season
MASTERY	Carries over
Cosmetics, albums, showcase, personal Lexicon	Stay

The nine kinds

Ticket kind

AURORA

DISCOVERYGHOST

Example with the values of Field notes

You were the first to submit this word in the Season.

How you get it

One per word per Season: it goes to the first player who submits the word. It is born Unverified.

How it evolves

It leaves UNVERIFIED when the word reaches 4 submissions from at least 4 different players. It then jumps straight to the word's current tier and follows the word upward, never down. In Field notes that means it can never be lower than First.

DISCOVERY tiers in Field notes
Tier	Word submissions
First	1+
Ghost	20+
Rare	60+
Uncommon	150+

If a word keeps growing but still lacks distinct players, the tiers it passes in the meantime are skipped for good: the ticket timeline marks them as lost, a misprint that collectors value.

What it gives

When the word is verified: and (XP for up to 10 verifications a day). At Legendary: .

Play with friends

Rooms
Item	How it works
Open or join	Create a room from Play together and share the code or the invitation link. To join, paste either one into room entry, also inside the installed web app.
Change game	Before starting, the host can switch game or mode. The room keeps its code, invitation and players; settings reset and only modes with room for everyone are offered.
Names, places and things	Up to 30 players. The host chooses the categories first, then can disable STOP and set its countdown. Each review category has its own timer, Automatic or 20 to 120 seconds; challenges never restart it. When half the players, at least two, are done, the last call leaves 15 seconds. While the round is open, a player who is done can go back and change the answers.
Word Snake together	Same words, separate boards. Complete 12 words in two minutes. A collision costs two seconds to restart, not your word progress. A wrong letter takes three seconds off your timer. There is no pause. In a three-round series, the lowest sum of places wins. The team has two minutes to complete four words per starting player. Finish your words, then help with unfinished ones. A shared word counts once. Collisions restart your snake after two seconds without losing your letters. Each wrong letter costs only you three seconds. When your time runs out, watch your teammates continue. The team goal never decreases. Start with three lives and 120 seconds. Each word adds 3 seconds; a wrong letter takes 3 away. Collisions cost a life and restart your snake after two seconds without losing word progress. The last survivor wins and keeps playing for points until they are out too. After three minutes, surviving players are ranked by words, letters and fewer mistakes. Simultaneous eliminations tie. You can watch after elimination. No account rewards. The host can enable counterable attacks before starting. Complete eight words together in two minutes. Collect the missing letters in any order; repeated letters need separate pickups. A wrong letter costs the team 3 seconds. After a collision, return at the marked spot with 2 seconds of protection from other snakes. Walls and your own body still cause collisions. Leaving does not reduce the goal. You each have a word to complete in order on the same board. You have two minutes: most completed words wins, then letters of the current word, then fewer mistakes. A letter useful to someone else may be wrong for you. Collisions cause a respawn, not elimination. Return at the marked spot with 2 seconds of protection from other snakes; walls and your own body remain dangerous. Mistakes do not shorten the timer. Ties are allowed; a three-round series adds up placements, with the lowest total winning. Leaving forfeits the round.
Word rain together	Race: Everyone gets the same rain on their own field. You have 3 lives: every word that reaches the bottom costs one and breaks every other word on your field. The strip at the top shows every player and the one you are racing. When every field is out, the most points win; on equal points, whoever lasted longer. No account rewards. Co-op: The same rain on separate fields and one pool of lives for the whole team: one per player plus two. A word that reaches the bottom of anyone's field costs the team a life and breaks every other word on that field. A word of 7 letters or more saves a teammate: it also clears the word closest to the ground on the field of the teammate most at risk, which breaks with “Saved by” and your name; if they were typing it, their entry empties. A saved word scores for nobody. No account rewards. Last one standing: A faster rain on separate fields, 3 lives each: every word that reaches the bottom costs one and breaks every other word on your field. Out of lives, you watch the others. The last one still in the rain wins and plays on alone for points until they are out too; the others are ranked by how long they lasted. With attacks on, a word of 7 letters or more sends an extra word to an opponent, announced at the top of their field 2 seconds before it falls. No account rewards. Arena: Up to six players share one field and five lives. The first to send a word takes it and scores; the same word sent later is already taken, with no penalty, and if you were typing it your entry empties. You see where the others are typing: their cannon turns and the letters they typed are underlined in their colour. Every word that reaches the bottom costs a shared life and breaks every other word on the field, and the rain is faster with more players. The most points win. No account rewards. Team arena: Up to six players share one field and five lives and score as one team: every word counts for everyone, with one combo. You see where your teammates are typing, so you can split the words. Every word that reaches the bottom costs a life, breaks every other word on the field and resets the combo, and the rain is faster with more players. No account rewards.
One of a clue	3–30 players. The guesser doesn't see the secret word: everyone else writes a one-word clue. Identical clues, or clues equal to the secret word, are cancelled, and clues too close, like a plural, can be challenged. The guesser reads the clues left and answers once, or passes. Every word guessed is a point for the team.
Word bluff	3–30 players. A rare word appears and the room plays it in one of two modes, chosen when it is created. Everyone bluffs: everyone writes a believable definition at the same time, 45, 60 or 90 seconds. The game mixes them anonymously with the real one and everyone votes for the one they think is real; you cannot choose your own. Finding the real definition earns 3 points, and each person fooled by your made-up definition earns you 2; a definition nobody chooses earns nothing. If you write the real definition itself, it counts as found: 3 points without voting, and the reveal names you among those who also wrote it. The reveal shows who fooled whom and stamps the best bluff. The host can read the list aloud while the table votes (90 seconds by default, or the vote time they choose). One against all: each word has one guesser, every player in turn (or always the host, if the host chooses it), and the others write a made-up definition. The game mixes them anonymously with the real one and the guesser eliminates them one at a time. Every made-up definition eliminated adds 1 to the pot of the word and, after each one, the guesser can stop and bank it. Eliminating the real definition loses the pot of that word, never the points already earned; eliminating every made-up definition banks the pot plus 2 for a clean sweep. Every author whose definition is still in play when the word ends earns 1; whoever writes the real definition itself is its author too. The guesser has 15, 20 or 30 seconds per pick, a little more for the first one; if time runs out with a pot, the game stops for them. If nobody wrote, or the guesser leaves, the word is skipped. Five to nine players work best. Anyone who already knows the word (the guesser too) can press "I know this one" and the word is replaced for everyone (on trust, once per word and at most twice each per match). The host can hide a definition or present without playing, so a shared screen shows nothing private; in One against all the host who guesses cannot hide a definition, and can skip the word. After "Done" you can fix your definition with "Edit definition" while the writing is open. When time runs out, what you wrote counts, and in a vote the card you picked counts even if you did not press "Vote". Scores stay in the match.
Impostor	4–20 players. Everyone sees the same secret word on their role card, except 1 to 3 impostors, who only know they are impostors and do not know who the others are. Clues are given in turn, one lap at a time, starting from a random player. After every lap the table chooses One more lap or Let's vote: another lap happens only if most players choose it, at most 3 before each vote. Then everyone votes in secret on who to eliminate, with a tiebreak if votes are tied. The role of whoever is eliminated becomes public. Only the last impostor still to be found gets a last guess at the word; for the others the next cycle begins. If the vote time runs out, the card you picked counts even if you did not press Vote. Civilians win if they find every impostor without the last one guessing the word; impostors win if they guess the word, if they become as many as the civilians left or if the civilians do not find them in time. Each winning civilian scores 1 point, each winning impostor 2, and 1 more for whoever guessed the word. On top of that, each civilian who voted for an impostor who was then eliminated scores 1 point (Right vote), however the word ends. The host can present without playing: their screen shows only what is public, never the word. In person: clues are said aloud, at the table, on a call or on a shared screen; whoever speaks taps Done, and the host can skip a turn that nobody ends. The turn timer is optional. Written: each clue is one word, written on your turn within the turn time (if time runs out, what you have already written counts). A civilian who writes the secret word is refused; an impostor who writes it has guessed it, and the impostors win the word.

Room results award no PUZZLE progress, stamina or currency; scores stay inside the match.

Stamina

Every submission costs 1 stamina. It regenerates over time, faster as your level grows, and stops at 48 hours of regeneration so a short break never wastes it.

Stamina values
Item	Value
Starting pool	240, half the level 1 cap
Cap	480 to 960, growing with your level
Recharge	5 every 30 minutes for new accounts, up to 10 at level 50
Extra stamina	Up to 100 a day for , at a price that rises with each purchase of the day.

The stamina panel also shows when your stamina will be full again.

XP and levels

Almost every action earns XP. Levels speed up your stamina regeneration, up to level 50; each level needs more XP than the previous one.

Main XP sources
Action	XP
Valid submission
First submission of the day
Daily mission	from to
7 days in a row, once per streak
Bounty Hour win
Tickets	See each kind in the Tickets chapter

Your level resets each Season; your total level, the sum of every Season, stays on your profile.

Ways to earn FOIL
Result	Reward
Bounty Hour win
EVENTDiamond
WEEKLY SETDiamond
DISCOVERYLegendary
MASTERYTRACK	Selected track ranks

LexiPass and purchases

The LexiPass runs alongside the Season: every XP you earn also levels the pass. Everyone has the free track; the premium track adds cosmetic and collection rewards and is retroactive, so buying it later grants the premium rewards of the levels you already reached.

LexiPass at a glance
Feature	Details
Levels	50, free rewards for all and premium rewards once unlocked.
Premium unlock	, or by card checkout where available.
Catch-up	Optional tier skips recover pass levels, never XP or rankings.

After level 50, extra progress becomes prestige: a counter for late-Season play, with no automatic rewards and no effect on MASTERY or rankings.

Purchases
Item	How it works
FOIL packs	Optional for the pass, cosmetics or catching up a few pass levels. The shop shows price, total amount and any bonus before checkout.
Fair play	No purchase gives better ticket odds, extra word value, XP or leaderboard advantage.
Checkout and support	Digital purchases arrive as soon as payment completes; checkout asks you to accept the withdrawal waiver first. If a charge looks wrong or an item does not arrive, contact support: every case is reviewed.

Cosmetics

DISCOVERYCOMMON

can grow

ECHO3 days

WEEKLY SETDiamond

Cosmetics decorate the tickets you own. You buy them in the shop, kits included, or unlock them with the LexiPass. Tiers show their rarity at a glance: COMMON, RARE, EPIC and MYTHIC.

How cosmetics work
Item	How it works
Five families	Borders frame the ticket, particles move in the background, shaders filter the whole ticket, recolors repaint background and accents, stamps sit in one of the four corners.
One instance, one ticket	Each cosmetic you own dresses one ticket at a time and can be moved freely: nothing is consumed. To dress several tickets at once, buy more instances at full price. If a ticket is removed, its cosmetics return to your inventory.
Apply and remove	Apply from a ticket's detail page; the inventory shows where each instance is and removes it in one click. Stamps let you choose the corner; conflicting combinations are explained before you apply.
Shop	Featured items (discounts up to 30%) and curated kits, then the full catalog with filters and a wishlist. Every purchase is final and lands in your inventory immediately.

Showcase, albums and Lexicon

Showcase

3 slots

Album page

3x3

Showcase, albums and Lexicon
Item	How it works
Showcase	Tickets pinned on your public profile at `/u/username`, visible without an account. Three slots are free; slots 4, 5 and 6 cost , and ; the premium showcase opens 9 for . You can embed it on other sites.
Albums	Binder pages of 9 slots. The first album is free; more cost or . Each album grows one page at a time up to 8; choose its visibility and feature it on your profile.
Personal Lexicon	Every word you have ever submitted, by Season; it never resets and its depth drives the ANTHOLOGIST MASTERY track.

Everything unlocks is cosmetic: it never affects competitive play.

Themes

Themes recolor the app, never your tickets. Browse them all with a preview in Appearance, also as a guest.

Themes
Item	How it works
Themes	Each theme is complete, light or dark; some families offer both.
Pinned themes	Pin up to ten themes to reach them from the theme button in the top bar.
New themes	A dot on the theme button signals a newly released theme.
Where it is saved	On the browser you use.

Release notes

Every release stays readable in the changelog.

Release notes
Item	How it works
Important releases	Their notes open once when you enter LexiMint. If your account is less than a week old, you get the compact banner instead.
Small fixes	A compact banner that disappears on its own.
How often	Each announcement is shown once per account.
Your choice	Prefer only the banner? Turn off automatic release notes in Settings.

Submit and language

These preferences are saved on your account and can be changed in Settings.

Submit and language preferences
Item	How it works
Before your first ticket	The submit form shows the latest verified tickets from the Gallery, or examples when there are none. If you keep closing it, LexiMint offers to hide it for good.
After a submission	LexiMint scrolls to the result. If you often scroll straight back, it offers once to keep the form still.
Words from games	Automatic sending, separately for daily puzzles and replayable games.
Language	One of English, Italian and Spanish, here or from the page footer; daily puzzles have their own language.

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