⛪Gimboz Missions
Overview
Serving is where Gimboz become active.
Instead of remaining idle in your collection, Gimboz can be sent to serve the Ape Church to earn Holy Points, increase GP rate, and benefit from Referral Blessing bonuses tied to equipped augments. This section gives you full control over deployment and visibility into performance while your Gimboz are active.
The Gimboz Missions section is split into two mission types: The Church and Rescue Squad.
The Church focuses on earning Holy Points (HP), increasing GP rate, and and benefiting from Referral Blessing bonuses.
Rescue Squad allows Gimboz to earn a share of APE fees generated by the Purgatory protocol.
How It Works
The Church
To begin, select Gimboz from your collection and send them to serve.
Once deployed, they join your active roster and start generating rewards. Gimboz must serve for at least 24 hours before they can be sent home.
While serving:
Augments remain active during service and continue to boost performance.
Rewards can be delegated to a separate wallet without transferring ownership.
Rescue Squad
Rescue Squad missions allow Gimboz to earn a share of all APE fees generated by the Purgatory protocol.
To participate, select Gimboz from your collection and send them on a Rescue Squad mission. Once deployed, they join your active Rescue Squad roster and begin earning APE rewards.
Key mechanics:
Gimboz on Rescue Squad duty earn protocol-generated APE rewards.
Gimboz must remain on mission for a minimum of 9 days.
After the 9-day minimum has passed, they can be recalled at any time.
Augments do not apply while on Rescue Squad duty.
Rewards accumulate continuously and can be claimed directly from the dashboard.
The Dashboard
The dashboard provides a real-time overview of your active mission status and performance. Dashboard statistics change depending on whether you are viewing The Church or Rescue Squad.
The Church dashboard displays:
The number of Gimboz currently serving.
Total Holy Points rewards earned daily.
Your current GP rate multiplier.
Referral Blessing bonuses from equipped augments.
The Rescue Squad dashboard displays:
The number of Gimboz currently on Rescue Squad duty.
Total Rescue Squad size across the protocol.
Total APE earned from Rescue Squad rewards.
Claimable APE rewards available for collection.
Selection and Deployment
Available Gimboz are displayed as selectable cards in the mission staging area.
You can select individual Gimboz manually; use the Select All option to stage your entire available roster; send staged Gimboz directly to either The Church or Rescue Squad mission.
This system allows fast and flexible deployment depending on how you want to allocate your collection between missions.
Active Mission Management
Once deployed, Gimboz appear in the active mission roster panel.
The Church
The Currently Serving section displays all Gimboz actively serving the Church and allows you to manage augments, configure reward delegation and send Gimboz home once the minimum service period is completed.
Rescue Squad
The Rescue Squad Roster displays all Gimboz currently assigned to Rescue Squad missions.
From this panel, you can monitor active Rescue Squad participation, track mission eligibility for recall and recall Gimboz once the 9-day minimum duty period has passed.
If no Gimboz are deployed, the interface prompts you to stage Gimboz from your collection to begin earning rewards.
Rewards and Performance
The Church rewards depend on:
The number of Gimboz serving.
Total GP rate bonuses generated.
Active augment boosts.
Holy Point generation over time.
Rescue Squad rewards depend on:
The number of Gimboz assigned to Rescue Squad duty.
Total APE fees generated by the Purgatory protocol.
Your proportional share of the active Rescue Squad roster.
Performance and rewards update in real time, allowing you to monitor and optimize deployment across both mission types.
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