# RNG Oracle

**Importance of Secure RNG in NFT Minting**: Maintaining the integrity of minting NFTs is pivotal in upholding the value of the entire token set. Whether it's hatching a Monsta purchased from sales (with no parentage) or cloned from a set of parent Monstas, the logic underpinning both processes demands the generation of random numbers in a manner that's unbiased and resistant to tampering.

**Challenges with Traditional RNG in Blockchains**: Blockchains, by their very nature, are deterministic systems, making the generation of genuinely random numbers a complex task. Factors like block time can be manipulated by miners, further complicating this endeavor. Thus, the quest for randomness needs an external facilitator – an oracle.

**Our Solution**: Aiming for a decentralized paradigm, we've architected a sophisticated, yet collaborative RNG mechanism that pulls from multiple verifiable sources:

1. **Seed Initialization**: An initial seed is presented by a centralized oracle authority from our "Hatching Furnace".
2. **Smart Contract Activation**: Concurrently with the oracle's seed, a secret seed is generated from sources that are cryptographically secure.
3. **Seed Enhancement**: The block hash, combined with specific Monsta parameters, is then blended into the initial equation, culminating in the formulation of a novel seed using the Keccak256 algorithm.
4. **Final RNG Production**: The random numbers stemming from the previous steps undergo further scrambling using the xorshift\* algorithm, ensuring their randomness is preserved and reliable.

**Advantage**: Given the rapid rate at which blockchain miner nodes produce blocks, manipulation becomes an arduous task. This robust system safeguards our RNG process, ensuring transparency, fairness, and value preservation.


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