Realms of Alurya Embraces Ronin: A Fresh Start for the RPG Game

Realms of Alurya Leaves Treasure Chain

Realms of Alurya is officially leaving the Treasure ecosystem. This happened after Treasure DAO shared a surprise update. The DAO said it would stop supporting most third-party games. Instead, it will now focus on only four products. This change hit RoA hard. The group claimed that the decision caught them "blindsided." They had shared a common vision. On Treasure's mainnet, RoA was the only game that had been fully launched. That trust was obviously broken by the abrupt change.

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RoA is now moving to the Ronin Network. This is the same place that hosts Axie Infinity. It’s one of the most active places for blockchain gaming. Ronin has more than 17 million wallets. Over 1.6 million people play monthly. The network has processed $4.3 billion in NFT volume. RoA sees this as a strong match. Ronin is focused on ownership, fun, and community. That’s exactly what RoA wants.

Details about the migration will be shared soon. The goal includes launching the mainnet and integrating it with Ronin's ecosystem. The RoA team has not given exact dates. But they did confirm one major change. The Hunt & Mint event is now paused.

Hunt & Mint Event Is On Hold

The Hunt & Mint event was supposed to go live on April 14th. It is now delayed due to the chain migration. The event would have introduced a major boss—Grommart. Players would fight him to earn a “Hunter’s Seal” NFT. This seal was going to unlock lifetime access to future events. It also offered rewards tied to $ACN and boss NFTs. The team has promised the event will return. They said it will be “even stronger” after the move to Ronin.

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There are three reward tiers:

• Tier 1: Lifetime pass to all future Hunt & Mint events
• Tier 2: Access to an $ACN token airdrop, based on your “ACN Power”
• Tier 3: Boss NFTs that can be staked for yield or used in custom dungeons

Realms of Alurya is an action-RPG. The game focuses on combat, dungeons, and a player-driven economy. It was first introduced as Synergy Land by Synergy Games. The design is inspired by Diablo and Path of Exile. The game is set in a fantasy world split into four zones: earth, water, fire, and ice. Players can fight, craft gear, manage private islands, and tame magical pets. NFTs are part of the gameplay. Players can own and trade them as in-game items.

$ACN is the token that powers the game. It supports crafting, item purchases, and upgrades. The Hunt & Mint event is one of the first chances to earn $ACN directly. The token airdrop is still planned for Q2 2025. But this may change based on the speed of the Ronin migration.

Treasure changed course due to financial problems. In addition to $2.3 million in $MAGIC, the DAO possessed $2.4 million in stablecoins. However, it was wasting $8.3 million annually. This couldn't be sustained. They made deep cuts to survive. Contributor John Patten revealed a fresh strategy on April 2. Bridgeworld, Smolworld, the Treasure Marketplace, and AI tools will be the only four primary items that Treasure will concentrate on going forward. Consequently, a number of games have been abandoned. RoA, The Beacon, and Calamity are no longer part of the Treasure Chain.

The future of RoA now lies with Ronin. The team is preparing to launch there soon. Players can expect migration tools, a detailed rollout plan, and fresh updates on paused events. RoA is entering a new chapter with a network that better fits its vision. The journey continues.