RaidLords Publishes Robinhood Chain Handbook Ahead of Farming Season WL Mints
By Crypto Wire
October 26, 2026
RaidLords has published its full player handbook ahead of launch on Robinhood Chain, giving Farming Season holders a clearer map of what those box whitelist spots are actually for. The Pit Report’s October 26 rundown said the village-building strategy game released a player guide and that whitelist spots can be earned from Farming Season NFT boxes — the same collab lane this desk already covered when Farming Season opened its first Holder Box with a $3,000 weekly pool and 150 RaidLords WLs (50 GTD / 100 FCFS) in chapter 11206. Today’s beat is the partner’s own rules surface, not another OpenSea floor reprint of Farming Season.
The live handbook at raidlords.com/guide describes RaidLords as a Robinhood Chain village builder: connect a wallet, sign a free message, pick a lord name, then pay a one-time $1 entry in ETH. A new village starts with a Keep, one builder, 1,000 gold, 1,000 essence, and a 24-hour shield. Players place mines and pumps, storages, a War Camp and Barracks, then defenses as the Keep climbs toward level 12. Raids last three minutes for stars and loot; only troops that fall are lost. Clans hold up to 50 lords for garrison troops, Clan Wars, War League, a shared Citadel, and Siege Weekend raids. Launch-day access is gated: for the first 24 hours only the waitlist and friends they invite can enter, then the Realm opens to everyone.
That entry and raid loop matters for collectors who opened Farming Season boxes hoping for RaidLords WL. The handbook is the first dense public receipt of troop timings, resource types — gold, essence, and shadow essence from Keep 7 — and monetization hooks such as selling raided gold for tokens under a Royal Mint daily limit, plus Season Pass, Raid Board, Champion Arena, and tournaments. Attribute those mechanics to the official guide; this desk has not independently played a production Realm. Do not invent a launch calendar date from the handbook alone if the page does not hard-date go-live.
Keep the two $3,000 pots separate. Farming Season’s weekly Holder Box pool and RaidLords’ own waitlist/creator prize copy are different inventories — chapter 11206 already warned against collapsing them. RaidLords’ creator program pages separately advertise whitelist ladders toward an 888 Lords free mint with GTD and FCFS tiers; Farming Season’s box WLs are the farmer-facing collab fill. Collectors redeeming a box code should still verify mint and claim URLs on @RaidLords / raidlords.com rather than reply-guy forwards from farm chats.
Language and alert rails in the handbook show how seriously the team is treating multi-region Robinhood Chain play. The guide lists seven languages — English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Portuguese, Indonesian, Spanish, and Turkish — with troop and building names kept in English. A Telegram bot can push raid alerts, finished upgrades, clan wars, and Siege Weekend results. Those are product-surface claims from the guide, not proof of concurrent players at launch.
This chapter updates the Farming Season watchlist thread with a new primary from the RaidLords side: the handbook is live and the Pit Report confirms the Farming Season box WL path. It does not replace next Sunday’s Holder Box window or prove that every WL code from the first box has redeemed cleanly. Link back through 11206 and the Farming Season Story Tracker; stop still applies after secondary quiet ~48 hours with no new primary and no perk or box-delivery incident.
World watch: Watch for a dated RaidLords Realm launch note that matches the handbook’s first-24-hour waitlist gate, whether Farming Season box WLs redeem cleanly against RaidLords’ checker, and whether the next Sunday 20:00 UTC Holder Box keeps naming RaidLords allotments.
Bottom line: RaidLords’ official handbook is live ahead of its Robinhood Chain launch, spelling out the $1 ETH entry, Keep-to-raid loop, and first-day waitlist gate that Farming Season Holder Box whitelist spots are meant to unlock — an UPDATE on the 11206 collab thread, not a new Farming Season mint.
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