RaidLords adds a personal knight, the Champion, ahead of its Robinhood Chain launch

In Brief:

• RaidLords revealed Champions, a named knight every player gets, with gear slots, Valor ranks, three stances and solo Champion Trials.
• The game is a village-building and raiding strategy title on Robinhood Chain from developer 0xOziK, who previously built Stonewatch.
• The waitlist is live, offering one day of early access and a $3,000 prize pool. No launch date has been announced.

RaidLords has shown off Champions, a personal knight that each player names and takes into every raid, as the Robinhood Chain strategy game builds its waitlist before launch.

“Every Lord rides with a Champion,” the project said in an Oct. 25 post on X. The knight rides out with every raid and guards the player’s village when they’re away.

How Champions work

Gear runs through the Armoury, which has four slots: weapon, shield, helm and charm. Items go from common to legendary.

Valor ranks make the knight stronger as it progresses. Players also pick one of three stances (Guardian, Warlord or Berserker), and each one carries different benefits. The post didn’t list what those benefits are.

Titles earned in battle show on the Champion. And there’s a solo mode, Champion Trials, which puts the player’s knight alone against bandit knights.

“One knight. Your rules,” the post said.

The game

RaidLords’ pitch on its website is “build your village, raid theirs.” The site still says “coming soon” and gives no release date or list of platforms.

On its X profile, the project calls itself “The most advanced multiplayer strategy game on @RobinhoodCrypto” and names 0xOziK as developer. That developer’s own profile reads “Building @RaidLords ⚔️ – prev @stonewatch_rh.”

The homepage already has counters for tokens “burned forever” and for a reward pool. Both showed zero at the time of writing, and the project hasn’t named a token.

The waitlist

Signing up takes six steps. Players connect a wallet (a signed message, no transaction), link an X account, “raid” a RaidLords post by following, liking, reposting and replying, and then claim a RaidLord card. Each step earns points.

Posting about the game and inviting friends are optional and pay extra points. A referral is worth 50 points for each friend who joins and completes the raid. Any wallet that supports Robinhood Chain, which is EVM-compatible, will work.

Of the $3,000 prize pool, $2,000 goes to the top 100 on the final leaderboard. The other $1,000 is split equally among 100 random raiders outside the top 100. Everyone on the waitlist gets one day of early access.

A separate creator program offers $3,000 plus 200 whitelist spots for the best posts. Once the game opens, players sign in with the same wallet to claim their rewards.

The Stonewatch link

Returning Stonewatch players get their own section of the waitlist page, headed “Welcome, Stonewatch veteran.” They’ll receive a pack that will be waiting in their account when RaidLords opens. Its contents will be revealed before launch, the page said.

Stonewatch’s X profile calls it the “First multiplayer strategy game on @RobinhoodCrypto.” A pinned Sept. 24 post said the game was live on Robinhood Chain and invited players to build a kingdom, gather an army and start earning $SW.

The Stonewatch account later said it had reviewed every wallet on-chain and posted its own numbers: players made up 2,361 wallets and were up $18,569 net, and traders made up 3,603 wallets and were up $15,353 net. The 75 wallets it flagged as bots were down $66,723.

Background

Robbinhood Chain is an Ethereum Layer 2 that Robinhood built on the Arbitrum stack. Its public mainnet went live July 1, 2026.

When the waitlist page was checked, its counter showed zero RaidLords in line.