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Mythical Games, the innovators behind the blockchain sports title NFL Rivals, have officially kicked off the second part of their highly-anticipated Cold Snap program. Unlike the initial phase, which centered around defensive strategies, Part 2 takes a dynamic turn, putting the spotlight on offense. This shift introduces exciting opportunities for players to secure offensive talents, with the added bonus of a new in-game currency called "Os," exclusively spendable in the Tundra Store. What to Expect in Part 2 As the Cold Snap program enters its offensive phase, a roster of remarkable players becomes available for acquisition. In events and the Tundra Store, players can snag Epic figures like Justin Jefferson (WR for the Minnesota Vikings) and Derek Carr (QB for the New Orleans Saints). The Legendary tier features stars like Evan Engram (TE for the Jacksonville Jaguars), Christian McCaffrey (RB for the San Francisco 49ers), and Stefon Diggs (WR for the Buffalo Bills). Topping the charts in the Mythical category is none other than Patrick Mahomes II, the esteemed QB for the Kansas City Chiefs. Complementing these acquisitions are player cards found in packs, adding an element of surprise to the gameplay. From Legendary athletes such as Austin Ekeler (RB for the LA Chargers) and Mike Evans (WR for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers) to Epic performers like Jimmy Garoppolo (QB for the Las Vegas Raiders) and Cam Akers (RB for the Minnesota Vikings), the variety of options in the Cold Snap program promises an exhilarating gaming experience. When Does Part 2 End? Part 2, as announced in December, is slated to run for four weeks, mirroring the duration of the Defense phase. With an anticipated conclusion on February 1st, the Offense phase marks the culmination of the entire seasonal Cold Snap program. Players are encouraged to seize the opportunity, build their dream teams, and make the most of the offensive thrills before the program concludes. The clock is ticking, and the gridiron awaits!

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Mythical Games Launches Offense-Centric 2nd Part of NFL Rivals’ Cold Snap Program