How to Play

Roblade is live on Robinhood Chain mainnet, an Arbitrum-technology L2. This page takes you from a fresh browser tab to a working territory: signing in, claiming land, and settling into the daily rhythm of the game.

Numbers shown here are illustrative. The live game is always the source of truth — values may change as the economy is rebalanced. See Changes and Rebalancing.

Roblade has no passwords. Your wallet is your identity.

Wallet sign-in (SIWE). Connect a wallet and sign a login message. Signing this message costs nothing and moves nothing — it is not a transaction, it uses no gas, and it never touches your assets. It simply proves to the game that you control your address.
Guest Mode. Not ready to connect a wallet? Enter as a guest and explore the shared world freely. You can walk the map, visit territories, and see what other players have built before deciding to settle down yourself.

One habit worth keeping from day one: never share your private key or recovery phrase with anyone, including people claiming to be Roblade staff.

Get your land

The world map holds 1,000,000 plots, each at fixed (x, y) coordinates. To own one:

Pick a spot on the map — near friends, near a busy area, or somewhere quiet on the frontier. Location is yours to choose.
Buy it directly on-chain for 0.0001 ETH per plot. Buying several plots at once in a single batch transaction is supported.
The plot is minted straight to your wallet as an ERC-721 NFT. It is yours — visible in your wallet like any other NFT you own.

The full details of the map and ownership live in The Land Contract.

Your first hour

When you first arrive, you’ll choose a display name and one of five avatars: Warrior, Lancer, Archer, Monk, or Pawn. Pick whoever feels like you — then step into the world.

You start at level 1, and your early level gifts set you up with everything you need: your first house, a handful of starter seeds (fast-growing crops like pumpkin, corn, and mushroom), and some wood. From there, a good first hour looks like this:

Place your house. Choose where it sits on your plot — this is the anchor of your territory.
Plant your starter seeds. Early crops grow in minutes, not hours, so you’ll be harvesting almost immediately.
Gather. Chop shared trees and mine rocks around the world for wood and stone. These are the raw materials of everything you’ll build.
Collect and build. Harvest your first crops, gather your materials, and put up your first production buildings.

Every one of these actions earns XP. By the end of your first session you’ll have leveled up more than once, and each level brings new unlocks — new crops, new buildings, new possibilities.

The daily loop

Once you’re established, Roblade settles into a satisfying production rhythm:

Plant and harvest. Keep your fields cycling — 21 crops across the level range, from minutes-fast starters to longer, richer late-game harvests. See Farming.
Feed your animals. Ranch animals eat the produce you grow and give products back — a production chain running through your own territory.
Collect from buildings. Production buildings work while you’re away; come back and gather what they’ve made.
Build and upgrade. Spend wood, stone, and gold expanding your territory and improving what’s already standing.
Exchange at the monastery. From level 6, the monastery converts wool into Gold — a core step in turning your ranch output into spendable currency.
Check the order board. NPC orders give you concrete goals for your production and reward you for filling them.

Each loop feeds the next: crops feed animals, animals and buildings produce goods, goods become gold and materials, and everything flows back into a bigger, better territory.

You’re not alone

Roblade is one shared, persistent world. The territories on the map around you belong to real players, and you can see their characters moving through the world in real time. Walk over and visit — every territory is open to explore, and seeing what a high-level player has built is the best preview of where your own plot can go.

Chat runs across dedicated channels — world, trade, and help — so there’s always somewhere to ask a question or find other players. And your work is measured: every player’s profile carries a territory score reflecting how far their land has come.

Where to next

Farming — all 21 crops and how the growing cycle works.
Buildings and Workers — what to build and who runs it.
Progression — XP, levels 1 through 20, and what each unlock brings.
The Land Contract — exactly what you own on-chain.