The Dregons · Presale open
3,333Dregons
Raise a Dregon. Build its story. Take flight in Vethra. One fixed collection of 3,333 creatures, bound for Robinhood Chain. The presale is open: a claim reserves your allocation now, and your dregons go to the wallet that paid when the collection mints. Creature gameplay is in development; the mint has no date yet.
Every figure here is one the project has published. Anything missing from this strip has not been published, and this page says so rather than guessing.
A creature with a future
Your Dregon in Vethra
A personal creature to raise, equip and take into battle, with useful work to do and a history built through play. These are the roles the collection is designed to unlock.
Your dregon
One of 3,333 collectible creatures bound for Robinhood Chain. Meant to be raised, fed, armed and flown in Vethra once the game can do it. Yours because you chose one.
The Dregon
The artificial being at the centre of the world, shaped by what every player does together. Nobody owns it. Holding a dregon gives no control over it, its powers, or how the story ends.
Relics
Earned in play and never sold by the project; eligible ones export after the game ships. A Relic is not a dregon, and the 3,333 cap says nothing about how many Relics there will be.
Raise it. Equip it. Take flight.
The core creature activities are development targets; none of them is playable today. The cards explain the intended experience, with proposed mechanisms identified.
Raise
Develop a creature with its own appearance, training, equipment and witnessed deeds. Build a history that belongs to this Dregon.
Feed
Proposed: provision your Dregon with player-crafted feed and prepare it for the activity ahead. Your next journey creates work for Vethra’s makers.
Arm and equip
Proposed: choose player-crafted gear for your creature and build a loadout around the role you want it to play.
Fly into battle
Proposed: take your Dregon into encounters designed around aerial movement, with routes, objectives and teamwork that make flight useful.
Guard gold
Assign your Dregon to protect in-game gold. Proposed Hoardwatch contracts extend guard duty into a service: another player funds an Embermark fee in escrow, paid on verified completion.
Progression and mastery
Your Dregon is intended to open a distinct creature experience, with useful roles and progression earned through play. Training, preparation and a chosen loadout matter. Rarity and purchase price do not automatically grant superior combat statistics; competitive modes and the wider player economy are balanced through testing.
A new owner. A continuing story.
See what is included
Review the Hoard, supported equipment, creature progress and any active commitments before anything changes hands.
Buy with clarity
Protected sale checks confirm that the assets promised in the listing are still included at the moment of sale.
Take the reins
The new owner gains control of the Dregon and its Hoard. Creature-bound history stays attached.
Make it your own
Owner permissions reset so the new holder can choose the next assignments and chapter. A sale carries the assets and rights listed with the creature; personal wallets, trainer achievements and private information stay with their original owner.
One Dregon. Six connected capabilities.
Build your Dregon’s legacy
The Hoards are the committed ownership layer — a personal on-chain account for every Dregon, funded rewards, temporary rentals, useful paid work, an AI Steward, and a legacy that outlasts any single owner. The remaining expansion proposals connect ownership to repeatable work, progression and rewards, each needing adoption, implementation and its published release rules.
A Personal Hoard
Your Dregon will have a wallet for supported on-chain assets. View its collectibles and funded payouts alongside its creature profile.
Funded Rewards
Hoard rewards will connect eligible holders to funded ecosystem programs. Distributions depend on each program’s revenue and rules.
Temporary Rentals
Temporary play access will let another player use your Dregon while you keep ownership and control of its Hoard.
Useful Paid Work
Hoardwatch guarding, Skyroute deliveries and expeditions will give you reasons to train, equip and return to your creature.
An AI Steward
Your AI Steward will help choose assignments and prepare equipment. You decide what it may do and how much it may spend.
A Lasting Legacy
Build a creature with its own style, progress and witnessed deeds. Its history can continue with the next owner.
Bond Quests
Build a bond through creature-specific story and training. Proposed rewards include learned techniques, visible markings, titles and a permanent record of the deeds you complete together.
Aerial expeditions
Lead a party into encounters built around flight. Proposed rewards include provisioning materials, equipment blueprint fragments and budgeted completion rewards, with the package shown before departure.
Hoardwatch contracts
Put your Dregon on guard duty for another player. Proposed contracts pay an agreed in-game Embermark fee from customer-funded escrow when the protection task is completed.
Skyroute deliveries
Carry cargo where another player needs it. Proposed courier contracts pay the posted Embermark fee from the customer’s escrow when delivery is verified.
Your personal lair
Give your Dregon a home that tells its story. Proposed crafted furnishings, expedition displays and earned banners turn progress into a place friends can visit.
Seasonal challenges
Return for new objectives and a published reward catalogue. Proposed tracks offer appearance unlocks, titles, recipe progress and lair rewards for qualifying play.
Guild assignments
Coordinate useful work with a trusted group. Proposed bounded assignment permissions let a guild member perform an approved task while ownership remains with the holder.
Your routes to rewards
Ownership, useful services and collectible trading each create a different opportunity. Every route names its funding source up front.
01 — Holder Distributions
Source: Eligible product revenue. Eligible ecosystem programs can distribute a funded share of collected marketplace fees, rental commissions or other released revenue sources.
02 — Rental Income
Source: A paying customer. A player will be able to pay for temporary use of your Dregon. You receive the agreed fee after the service and its disclosed charges.
03 — Sponsored Bounties
Source: A pre-funded sponsor. Take on a sponsored challenge with a funded prize. Complete its objectives to qualify for the published award.
04 — Collectible Sales
Source: A willing buyer. Find a buyer who values your Dregon or an eligible collectible. Sale proceeds depend on buyer demand and the assets included.
Guard and courier activities will pay Embermarks for use inside Vethra. EM has no cash-redemption feature. Monetary rewards come through separate funded programs.
Real activity. Funded rewards.
Useful services and repeat customers support the reward economy. Each released program will identify its funding, eligible holders, payout asset and distribution rules. Your own deposits remain separate from earned rewards.
Customers pay
Useful services, cosmetics and marketplace activity.
Costs covered
Refunds, delivery, execution and operating provision.
Eligible revenue
Released revenue sources with clear program rules.
Funded pool
A funded budget supports each reward distribution.
Dregon Hoard
Eligible rewards arrive in the supported payout asset.
Rewards you can understand
A clear view of where rewards come from and what you actually receive.
The Source
Published revenue sources and funded sponsor budgets make each program understandable.
The Rules
Each release will explain eligibility, payout assets, timing, fees and any participation requirements.
Your Hoard
View supported payouts and separate earned rewards from deposits and changes in market value.
Value comes from use
Players want useful services, memorable creatures and collectible stories. That customer demand is the foundation for a lasting reward economy.
Two networks. One game account.
Connected experience, distinct assets. $AD stays on Solana. Dregon NFTs and their Hoards use Robinhood Chain. Linking your wallets does not automatically move assets between networks.
Solana — $AD
Supported $AD purchases will connect to Embermarks for markets, supplies and services in Vethra.
Vethra — Game account
Manage creature access, assignments, inventory and Embermarks. Each wallet is verified separately.
Robinhood Chain — NFT + Hoard
Home for the Dregon NFT, its Hoard and supported tokens or collectibles on that network.
An ecosystem that grows with your Dregon
New experiences will arrive through staged releases. Each release will explain who can participate, what can be earned and how the activity works.
Foundation — Bond & Progress
Meet your creature, complete Bond Quests, equip rewards and build a history worth keeping.
Expansion — Work & Connect
Take on contracts, explore supported rewards and discover temporary-use opportunities.
Evolution — Explore & Create
Develop your lair, discover new activities and use your AI Steward as the world expands.
Paired with stocks
Three distinct stock connections. Holding a stock token is economic exposure through your Hoard — nothing more, nothing less.
Ownership
Your Hoard will hold approved stock-token units — such as tokens tracking TSLA, NVDA, AMZN or PLTR. Those tickers are asset-menu examples, not live integrations or a recommended allocation.
Accumulation
Funded fee allocations will buy your elected assets and credit the Hoard. You can also deposit assets or fund recurring purchases yourself.
Trading & liquidity
The exchange will route stock-token/stablecoin trades and approved LP positions. Holding a stock token does not automatically create an LP position.
Stock tokens provide economic exposure — they are not direct shares with shareholder rights.
Availability is restricted, including direct or indirect delivery to U.S. persons. An NFT wrapper does not remove those restrictions.
This project is not a Robinhood partner.
Each product — distributions, swaps, loans, transfers — has its own eligibility policy.
You can play the full game without stock access.
First Flame
The pre-funded seed campaign. The allocation lands before claims open, so the budget is visible before anyone acts.
Pre-funded before claims
The entire campaign allocation is deposited before claims open — the claim budget is visible before activation, never an unfunded seed promise.
Uniform units per NFT
Funded units are divided by eligible NFT IDs with deterministic rounding, so every eligible Dregon is treated the same.
Locked reserved claims
Reserved claims stay locked until qualifying public ownership. Expired units follow the campaign’s disclosed refund rule.
Compartments of the account
One Hoard, four compartments. Protected holdings, limited strategy funds and pledged collateral stay separated.
Core Hoard
The canonical NFT-bound account holds supported free assets and collectibles. Only the live authenticated controller can authorize principal movements — no unlimited standing allowance for AI operators or routers.
Strategy Pockets
Isolated accounts hold only amounts the owner deliberately assigns, under policies for assets, destinations, trade size, daily turnover, slippage, expiry and allowed calls. A pocket cannot pull additional Core funds.
Collateral Vault
A lending-controlled compartment holds specifically pledged assets. A lien blocks prohibited withdrawals and Dregon transfers until repayment; unpledged holdings stay outside the lender’s claim.
Game Inventory
EM, nontransferable items and authoritative quest state live in a separate panel. Transferable Relics can appear in the onchain inventory without being counted twice.
Activation tiers
Five levels buy software capabilities, settled in native Solana $AD — only the difference between levels is charged. Capabilities belong to the NFT and survive sale. A tier never increases the share of the common reward pool.
Ember — $0
Core Hoard, manual exchange, funded rewards, credit access and portfolio.
Flame — $10
Saved allocation templates and recurring purchase instructions.
Blaze — $25
One active AI execution policy and two Crew seats.
Inferno — $50
Five policies, three Crew seats and threshold rebalancing.
Sovereign — $100
Ten policies, five Crew seats and the Forge deployment workspace.
New Hoard upgrade payments run on their own Solana fee domain: 50% operations, 50% verifiable $AD burn, after disclosed refunds and direct payment costs. They never enter the EVM reward pool.
The fee schedule
Published defaults. Every product names its fee and where the remainder goes before anything is signed.
Protected NFT or Capsule sale
Fee: 1.00% of consideration. Seller, less a separately shown royalty.
External routed swap
Fee: 0.10% platform fee plus venue costs. Counterparties and venue LPs.
Native standard AMM swap
Fee: 0.30% total — 0.25% LP / 0.05% protocol. LP fees stay with LP positions.
New loan
Fee: 0.25% origination. Borrower receives principal less fee.
Realized loan interest
Fee: 10% reserve factor. 90% belongs to lenders.
External-asset rental
Fee: 5.00% of rent. 95% owner share before a disclosed Crew commission.
Successful Forge sale
Fee: 1.00% of accepted funds. Net proceeds follow the launch manifest.
Sponsored bounty
Fee: Separately quoted service charge. All prize principal remains prize money.
The funded reward engine
Collected fees become R — eligible net protocol receipts. The allocation below splits R, and the scenarios show the arithmetic if all 3,333 Dregons qualify throughout.
Hoard asset rewards — 70%
Segregated, funded reward rounds.
Operations — 20%
Published operating budget.
Risk reserve — 5%
Finite protocol buffer, not full insurance.
Forge Fund — 3%
Funded community acquisitions.
Execution incentives — 2%
Capped incentives for documented keeper work.
R is eligible net protocol receipts: collected protocol fees minus attributable refunds, chargebacks and directly paid execution or fulfillment costs. The 70% denominator is eligible net protocol receipts, not volume or all venue fees. The allocation totals 100%.
$10,000 eligible net receipts
$7,000 reward budget → $2.10 average per Dregon. All 3,333 qualifying throughout.
$100,000 eligible net receipts
$70,000 reward budget → $21.00 average per Dregon. All 3,333 qualifying throughout.
$1,000,000 eligible net receipts
$700,000 reward budget → $210.02 average per Dregon. All 3,333 qualifying throughout.
Arithmetic scenarios, not a live balance or return forecast. Worked: $10 per Dregon across all 3,333 needs $33,330 in rewards, which is $47,614.29 of eligible net receipts.
Separated revenue domains
The Fee Router keeps protocol revenue, LP earnings, lender earnings, customer escrow, creator proceeds, reward liabilities and reserves apart. Deposits, loan principal, token-sale principal, paper gains and token issuance are never fee revenue.
Net receipts, reconciled
R is collected protocol fees minus attributable refunds, chargebacks and directly paid execution or fulfillment costs. Each receipt has one source ID and one allocation domain.
Daily rounds
Accounting closes at 00:00 UTC. R is reconciled, the reward vault is funded and the participation record is published.
Time-weighted eligibility
Activation, expiry, suspension and transfer checkpoints record eligible seconds. Each eligible NFT earns one weight per second — tiers add no multiplier.
Elected assets
Owners elect up to five approved assets totaling 100%, effective the next round. The default is an explicitly chosen approved settlement stablecoin, not automatic stock exposure.
Batched purchases
Purchase batches require at least $100 and expected execution costs below 1% of the batch. Smaller balances stay visible and roll forward.
Claims never forfeit
Funded entitlements belong to the NFT, appear in sale manifests, and have no forfeiture deadline. Transfer stops new eligibility until re-enrollment without erasing an existing claim.
Exchange and liquidity
RFQ and AMM routes with all-in quotes, LP positions you control, and capsules that carry disclosed assets.
RFQ and AMM routes
The router will compare executable output after fees, price impact and gas, showing route, spender, minimum output and deadline. Default slippage is 0.50%.
All-in fee quotes
Every quote lists every venue fee, price impact, gas and the one applicable platform charge — no hidden second platform fee on multihop routes.
LP positions
You choose the pool, assets, full-range or concentrated exposure, deposit cap and minimum liquidity received. Withdrawals deliver the actual underlying position — no fixed return is implied.
LP lockers
Creators or users lock identified positions with a beneficiary, unlock timestamp, vesting schedule and fee-claim policy. A lock does not certify the creator or token code as safe.
Hoard Capsules
A fully funded capsule packages disclosed same-chain assets for gift, sale or campaign distribution. Opening burns the shell and delivers the manifest atomically, once.
Asset-secured credit
Borrow approved stablecoins against pledged Hoard assets — with conservative limits and no claim on anything you did not pledge.
Borrow against pledged assets
Pledge supported assets in a Collateral Vault and borrow an approved settlement stablecoin from an independently funded pool. The lien binds the Dregon and the collateral compartment.
Conservative LTVs
Approved stablecoin: 75% initial / 85% liquidation. ETH: 40% / 55%. Approved liquid stock tokens: 30% / 40%, with at most 50% of credited collateral per stock issuer.
Health factor and liquidation
Health below 1.0 lets approved liquidators repay debt and receive pledged assets with a 5% bonus. At most 50% of debt closes unless health is below 0.80.
Zero borrowing value
Art premium, $AD, EM and new launch tokens have zero borrowing value and are excluded from borrowing power.
No uncapped backstop
Pledged collateral absorbs losses first, then that pool’s reserve allocation, then affected lender share value. No uncapped treasury backstop or cross-pool seizure exists.
Forge launchpad
A token factory with fixed supply, vesting and locked liquidity — every rule committed before deposits begin.
Token factory and batch sale
Forge provides a token factory, sale page, allocation manifest, vesting and locked initial liquidity. A single-price batch allocation gives participants the same effective sale price; oversubscription is allocated pro rata.
Standard launch split
40% public sale / 30% liquidity / 20% creator vesting / 10% ecosystem vesting. Creator tokens carry a 90-day cliff, then linear vesting over 365 days. The LP receipt locks for 365 days.
Missed minimum means full refund
If the minimum raise is missed, all principal returns with no success fee. Inability to deploy minimum liquidity within 72 hours of close also cancels the sale and makes principal refundable.
Forge Fund community rounds
Funded community acquisition rounds run on a published budget, voting and opt-in token receipt — a funded allocation of tokens, not a random jackpot.
Vote-directed liquidity
Native $AD locks direct funded liquidity rounds — with hard limits on what voting can ever touch.
Native $AD locks
Lock native $AD for 30, 90, 180 or 365 days. Voting power equals locked units times remaining lock days divided by 365. Tokens cannot unlock early or be counted twice in a round.
Weekly funded liquidity rounds
Each round declares its funded budget before voting — from approved operations spending or a separate sponsor deposit, never LP earnings, lender principal or customer escrow.
Hard limits
Governance cannot seize Core funds, rewrite accrued rewards, reject valid repayments or override recipient restrictions.
Emergency multisig
A 3-of-5 operational multisig can only quarantine specific assets or adapters, or lower risk caps — never seize principal. Emergency restrictions expire after seven days unless ratified.
Steward execution modes
Four modes, four levels of authority. Deterministic contracts enforce permission — language-model output is never authority.
Observe
Summaries, risk flags, allocation ideas and drafts. Read-only.
Operate
Claims, approved swaps, recurring buys, adding or removing LP positions — under an expiring policy over a funded Strategy Pocket.
Deploy
Instantiate an approved Forge template with exact supply, vesting and beneficiary — under a separate owner-signed deployment manifest.
Play
Assignments, loadouts and permitted game actions — game delegation with no Core financial authority.
Crew seats
Operators and guilds can work under a Dregon — without inflating the collection or diluting its supply.
Revocable seats, not a collection
Crew seats are revocable roles beneath a Dregon — not another scarce NFT collection. Extra seats cannot bypass capacity or cooldowns.
Paid for work performed
Crew seats can earn a specified share of work they perform, explicitly accepted before the job.
20% commission ceiling
The default aggregate Crew commission ceiling is 20% of the owner’s net rental and service receipts. Crew seats receive no automatic common reward share.
Five destinations
Five primary destinations organize the product — with Forge, governance and permissions appearing where relevant.
Hoard
Token units, exposure, source, known cost basis, indicative value, exit estimate, locked balance, debt and permissions.
Earn
Distributions, LP fees, lending interest, rentals, sponsored awards and EM jobs remain distinct streams — every row names its payer and settlement asset.
Trade
Quoted swaps across approved stock, stable, crypto and ecosystem routes with all-in fee quotes.
Credit
Pledge supported assets and borrow approved stablecoins from independently funded pools.
Vethra
Train, play and provide useful services — bond, undertake tasks and return with progression or the task’s stated reward.
Dregon Hoards connects a living collectible to a personal onchain portfolio. Hold supported stock tokens, choose funded asset rewards, trade, provide liquidity, access collateral credit and put an AI Steward to work under your rules. Bring your Dregon into Vethra to train, play and provide useful services.
3,333 Dregons. Countless stories to build.
Raise a creature you care about. Give its skills a purpose. Build a Hoard and a history that make your Dregon unmistakably yours.
Dregon Hoards features are in development and will roll out in stages. Availability, eligibility and program terms will be published for each release. Rewards vary with funding and participation; no fixed return is promised.
Named rewards. Useful effects.
Vethra’s separate earned Relic catalogue includes these effects. Each item follows its own acquisition and release rules; this catalogue is not a claim that every bonus is active in the current build. Eligible NFT export remains in development.
Ashglass Lens
Attack warnings render 180 ms earlier, giving you more time to read the incoming hit.
The Unspent Charge
Bank one additional Overstoke charge before venting.
The Wall That Held
Bulwark retains 15% of its hit points after the breath that would have broken it.
Ember of the Second Dawn
Return Keepers at 40% health instead of 25% for a stronger recovery.
Kennel Whistle
Drakelings reposition to a threatened ward once per Ravening.
Firstborn Scale
Preserve a Hearth’s first Ascension and its soul, with a permanent Architect scoring bonus on that Hearth.
Open now
The presale
Two steps. Pay from your own wallet on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663), then register the transaction and the 0x address it was paid from — that wallet is where your dregons go. The payment is checked on-chain before anything is recorded.
Claim your dregons
Checking whether the presale is open…
A claim reserves your allocation — it is not the mint. Your dregons are delivered to the wallet that paid, one for every full 0.005 ETH it sent, when the collection mints, and the mint has no date yet. Payments are final. A claim is not an investment; dregons are the world, made ownable. Robinhood Chain is the network — not a Robinhood listing, partnership or endorsement.
From payment to the game
How it works
A claim reserves an allocation. It is not the mint. The first four steps run today; the rest happen in this order, and none of them has a date.
- 01
Pay
Open now
Send 0.005 ETH per dregon to the presale address on Robinhood Chain, as a direct transfer from an EVM wallet you control. You pay in your own wallet — this page never connects to it and never asks for a signature.
- 02
Register
Open now
Paste the transaction hash and the address you paid from — that wallet is where your dregons go. Register as soon as the payment confirms. An email is optional, and only used to tell you when the mint opens.
- 03
Verified
Before anything is recorded
The payment is read back from Robinhood Chain: the right network, the presale address, at least the amount due, and a transaction that succeeded. Only then is the claim written down. One transaction is one claim.
- 04
Allocation
On a verified claim
Your dregons are allocated to the wallet that paid. That is a place in the collection — it is not the mint, and it is not yet a token in your wallet.
- 05
The terms go public
Before the mint
The verified contract and everything in the checklist below are published before anyone mints. Claims are reconciled against the published allocation records before a single dregon is delivered.
- 06
The mint
No date set
The collection mints and your dregons are delivered to the wallet that paid. The full delivery procedure is published before this step, not after it.
- 07
The reveal
No date set
Until then the flock is sealed. What your dregons look like is not decided by anything on this page.
- 08
Into the game
When the game supports it
Link a dregon to your game account by proving you control the address that holds it. Each part of its gameplay is called usable only once it has been built and tested.
Whitepaper §15
Before the mint
The delivery package below makes your allocation, ownership rights and supported use clear. Each row is updated as its release information is published.
- Not yet published
Verified contract
The collection’s address, with verified source. The presale address is not the collection contract.
- Not yet published
Cap enforcement
How the contract stops at 3,333 — including after a burn.
- Published
Reserved supply
333 of the 3,333 are held back by the project — counted inside the 3,333, never on top. The other 3,000 are the presale.
- Not yet published
Allocation records
Who is allocated what, and how each claim was reconciled.
- Not yet published
Mint authorisation
Who is allowed to mint, and how that is checked.
- Not yet published
Metadata controls
Who can change the art and traits, and when that ability ends.
- Not yet published
License
What you may do with the art, the name and the model. Holding the token and holding the license are separate things.
- Not yet published
Administrative powers
Every power the contract’s owner keeps, and what it can and cannot change.
- Not yet published
Delivery procedure
Exactly how dregons reach the wallets that paid.
- Not yet published
Mint and reveal dates
When the collection mints, and when the flock is revealed.
Changes to supply, fees, holder benefits or admin powers after publication come with notice and a dated version history.
Read this before you claim
Ownership and purchase terms
Not an investment
No yield, no interest, no revenue share, no dividend, no equity, no stake in the project.
Not a promise of value
Scarcity and planned utility do not guarantee that anyone will want a dregon later, or at what price. A listing or a rarity score is not a sale.
Not playable yet
The mint and the creature gameplay are both pending. The loop above is a development target.
Not the Dregon
It gives no control over the world’s central being, its powers, or the ending.
Not the art rights
Using the art, name and model depends on a license, and the license is not published yet.
Not forever-playable
A token can stay in your wallet after a game feature is removed or the game stops running.
Not Robinhood
Robinhood Chain is the network. That is not a Robinhood app listing, a partnership, or an endorsement.
Not $AD
$AD lives on Solana; dregons are bound for Robinhood Chain. Different assets on different networks, and 3,333 is not the $AD supply.
The risks
- Features can arrive late, change, or be cancelled.
- You may not be able to sell at the price you expect, or at all.
- Contract or account failures can expose assets.
- A mistaken on-chain transfer may be irreversible.
- Rules, or the places the game is offered, can change.
- Tax depends on where you are.
Checking it is us
- The only presale address is the one in the claim panel on this site. Send ETH nowhere else.
- The presale address is not the collection contract. The contract is listed here once it is published and verified — until then, anything calling itself the dregons contract is not.
- The collection will mint on Robinhood Chain mainnet, chain ID 4663. Anything on testnet (chain ID 46630) is not a dregon.
- Nothing official will ever ask for your seed phrase or private key.
- This page never asks your wallet for anything. Any signature request claiming to be the presale is not from us.
Questions
FAQ
What is the Dregon ownership experience?
The established plan is to raise, feed, equip, fly and assign your own Dregon to guard in-game gold. Its creature-bound progress and witnessed history are intended to travel with it under the published transfer rules. Creature gameplay is in development.
What additional holder rewards are being designed?
Whitepaper v1.1 proposes Bond Quests, aerial expeditions, Hoardwatch and Skyroute contracts, personal lairs, seasons and guild assignments. Each proposal names the activity and the reward source. Final quantities, eligibility and delivery follow its release specification.
How do Relic rewards fit into the game?
Relics are earned through qualifying deeds and have named gameplay effects. They are a separate item collection. Owning a Dregon does not automatically award every Relic; individual rewards follow their encounter and eligibility rules. Eligible NFT export follows its own release.
Is the mint open?
No. The presale is — you can claim an allocation now. The mint itself has no date, and your dregons are sent to the wallet that paid when it happens.
What does a dregon cost?
0.005 ETH each, paid in ETH on Robinhood Chain, plus the network’s gas fee.
Which wallet do I use?
A regular EVM wallet you control, with Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663) added, sending directly. Not an exchange, a multisig or a smart-contract wallet — their payments cannot be matched to you. And not your Solana wallet: that is where $AD lives, and it cannot hold a dregon.
Where do my dregons go?
To the wallet that paid. Register that same address with your claim, as soon as the payment confirms.
What if I send the wrong amount?
Send exactly the total the claim panel shows. You get one dregon for every full 0.005 ETH your wallet sends. Payments are final, so ETH short of a full 0.005 ETH is not returned.
Can I get a refund?
No. Payments are final: you send ETH, and your dregons are delivered to the wallet that paid when the collection mints.
Can I register the same payment twice?
No. One transaction is one claim. Registering it again tells you it is already claimed and records nothing new.
What if the presale sells out while I pay?
A verified payment is always honored — your dregons still go to the wallet that paid. Once all 3,000 are claimed the claim panel stops showing the payment address; do not send ETH to it after that.
Does holding $AD matter here?
No. $AD and the dregons are separate assets on separate networks. Holding $AD is not needed to claim and gives no discount.
When is the reveal?
Not announced.
Will there ever be more than 3,333?
No. One collection, issued once — no later expansion and no breeding. 3,000 are sold in the presale and 333 are held back by the project, inside the 3,333, not on top. Burning a dregon does not make room for another.
Can I use my dregon in the game now?
No. Raising, feeding, equipping, flight and guard duty are in development, and each is called usable only once it has been tested.
Will a dregon make me stronger than players without one?
The planned creature experience adds flight, equipment choices, guard work and progression. Competitive modes use explicit balance rules, and rarity or price alone does not grant superior combat statistics.
Does guarding gold earn me anything?
Guard duty protects supported in-game gold. The proposed Hoardwatch system adds customer-funded Embermark contracts: complete the posted protection task and receive the agreed in-game fee. Holding a Dregon accrues nothing by itself — a fee is paid only for verified work — and Embermarks stay in the game: they cannot be redeemed for $AD, ETH or cash. This expansion is a proposal, and the contract rules and release status will be published before use.
Is Robinhood involved?
No. Robinhood Chain is the network the collection uses. That is not a partnership or an endorsement.
Has the contract been audited?
There is no collection contract yet, so there is nothing to audit. No audit is claimed; if one happens, its scope, date, reviewer and findings are published with it.
What if the game shuts down?
The token can stay in your wallet. The game features it was for may not.
The specification
The whitepaper
Artificial Dregon Whitepaper, version 1.3 — 3 October 2026. The game, $AD, Embermarks, the 3,333 dregons, Relics, and what has to be published before each goes live. Sections 02 to 04 cover benefits and rewards; Sections 15 to 21 give the creature and ownership details.
The whitepaper separates design targets, proposals and published terms, and so does this page. Where the two ever differ, the published release terms decide.
Read the whitepaper (PDF)