> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.deadkingsociety.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.deadkingsociety.io/prestige/twitter.md).

# Twitter

### Profile Picture <a href="#profile-picture" id="profile-picture"></a>

This quest is completed when you set a King or Noble NFT that you own as your Twitter profile picture.

Note: The profile picture must be pulled directly from the website (<https://www.deadkingsociety.io>) and should not be modified.

#### Amount <a href="#amount" id="amount"></a>

This quest can be completed 1x per day.

Kings: 2 prestige per quest

Nobles: 6 prestige per quest

#### Example <a href="#example" id="example"></a>

Ex: For 7 days, a Noble sets their Twitter pfp as their Noble. That Noble receives 42 prestige.

Ex: A King sets their Twitter pfp as their King indefinitely. That King receives 2 prestige per day until they change their pfp.

### Account Name <a href="#account-name" id="account-name"></a>

This quest is complete when you have the characters (DKS) in your twitter name.

#### Amount <a href="#amount-1" id="amount-1"></a>

This quest can be completed 1x per day.

Kings: 1.6 prestige per quest

Nobles: 2.6 prestige per quest

#### Example <a href="#example-1" id="example-1"></a>

Ex: A King updates their twitter name from DaniSpain to DaniSpain (DKS) indefinitely. That King collects 1.6 prestige per day until they remove (DKS) from their name.

Ex: A King updates their twitter name from DaniSpain to DaniSpainDKS or DaniSpain DKS


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