Questions
The honest answers
Do I need a crypto wallet to play?
No. The game creates a guest account and hands you a starter deck the moment you
open it, and you can play ranked matches from there. A wallet only matters when you want to
keep what you've earned as NFTs — and at that point we can make one for you from an email
address, so you never touch a seed phrase unless you want to.
Does it cost anything?
Playing is free, and sealing your earned creatures on-chain is free too — we cover
the gas. The things that cost money are optional: the Forge fee when you burn a RagMon, and Crystal
packs in the shop (payable in RON, USDC or WETH). Nothing you can buy is required to compete.
What actually happens to my RagMon when I forge?
It is burned — permanently and irreversibly — by the real RagMon contract at
0x029b…4d23, and a Nomgar of the same species and level is minted to you in the same
transaction. There is no undo. If your RagMon has sentimental or collection value to you as a
RagMon, don't forge it.
Why should I trust that my Nomgars are really mine?
It depends which wallet you use, and we would rather say so than let you find
out later.
Your own wallet — connect a Ronin wallet you already control and sealed Nomgars mint
straight into it. They are ordinary ERC-721s: move them, sell them on any marketplace, hold them
somewhere we cannot see. None of that depends on us.
A wallet we make for you — if you would rather not deal with wallets, we create a
managed one from your email so you can play and seal without ever seeing a seed phrase. Be
clear-eyed about what that is: we currently hold the keys, and there is no withdraw button
yet. Your Nomgars are real tokens at a real address, but until export ships you cannot move
them yourself. If that matters to you — and it reasonably might — use your own wallet
from the start.
The contract addresses are at the bottom of this page. Read them before you believe any of
this.
Is this a real game or a token with a game attached?
It's a real-time lane battler with deterministic rollback netcode, unit AI, spell
targeting and a 3-minute match clock, and it is genuinely fun without owning anything. The chain
part is about custody — who owns the cards — not about the gameplay loop.
What happens if this game shuts down too?
A fair question given how you probably got here. Your Nomgars are ERC-721s that
exist independently of our servers, so they survive us; the species, level and origin RagMon are
stored on-chain in the token itself rather than in metadata we host, which is precisely the
failure that stranded ~148,700 RagMons. That is not the same as a promise the game will last
forever — but it is the part we can actually guarantee.
