In Brief:
- Loot Survivor (official site) said more than 11,000 Ronin wallets can play a Ronke-themed dungeon for free.
- The event has $5,000 in rewards, paid as $RONKE and USDC bounties, with fresh daily runs.
- Loot Survivor said most eligible wallets haven’t claimed their access yet.
Loot Survivor has opened a free dungeon for Ronke holders on Ronin. The studio said more than 11,000 Ronin wallets are eligible and $5,000 in rewards is on the table.
The prize pool is split between $RONKE and USDC bounties. Players claim access through a dedicated page at lootsurvivor.io/ronkeverse.
Check if you're eligible… then go ahead and play to win some rewards!
Enter the dungeon like the brave Ronke you are.
“Most haven’t claimed yet,” Loot Survivor said in a post on X.
Daily runs and bounties
The studio said “fresh daily runs just dropped.” The post didn’t say how the 11,000 wallets were picked, how the $5,000 is divided between the two tokens or when the event ends.
Ronin's official account quoted the announcement and told players to check their eligibility first, then “go ahead and play to win some rewards.”
The game
Loot Survivor is a fully onchain dungeon crawler RPG built on Starknet with the Dojo engine. It’s made by Provable Games, the studio run by Loothero and Starknetdev. Bibliotheca DAO first built the game with Realms.world, and Provable Games now maintains a fork of that repo.
Players explore procedurally generated dungeons, fight beasts, get past obstacles and collect loot. Every explore rolls an item, an obstacle or a beast at equal odds, and players can’t skip beast encounters. The items come from the original Loot project.
Characters have seven stats: Strength, Dexterity, Vitality, Intelligence, Wisdom, Charisma and Luck. They also have eight equipment slots. Combat is turn-based and runs on a weapon triangle where Magical beats Brute, Brute beats Hunter and Hunter beats Magical. Luck drives critical hits. Dexterity decides whether a player can flee.
There are 75 beast types and 75 environmental hazards. The game has 101 items, ranked from T1 (Legendary) to T5 (Common), and items gain “greatness” as they’re used, which adds prefixes and suffixes.
The engine underneath is Death Mountain, which Provable Games describes as “a token-agnostic, no-code onchain dungeon creator that provides a complete RPG experience.” That token-agnostic design is what lets the studio run branded dungeons for other communities, including ones on other chains.
Earlier partner dungeons
Ronke isn’t the first community to get its own dungeon. In July, Loot Survivor ran a Giga Dungeon with Gigaverse (official site) for Gigling and ROM holders, with fresh runs every day for three days and more than $10,000 on the line.
Provable Games also makes Summit, a king-of-the-hill game that uses Beast NFTs from Loot Survivor, along with the Budokan tournament component and the deck-builder Dark Shuffle.
The Ronke side
Ronke is a Blue Monke meme project on Ronin with 6,969 NFTs and two tokens, $RONKE and $RONKESTR. The Ronkeverse site lists a launchpad that pairs new coins against $RONKE, a casino with coinflip and Mines games, daily quests, seasonal onchain voting and a castle-building game called Age of Ronke, which is in early beta.
The project also runs a Ronke Score that ranks holders on how much they hold, how long they’ve held and whether they’ve sold.
Ronin’s post ended with a line for players: “Enter the dungeon like the brave Ronke you are.”
