The Galaxy of Lemuria opens Shard Store on Nov. 13, with daily quests paying out Lemurite Shards

In Brief:

• The Galaxy of Lemuria plans to open its Shard Store on Nov. 13. Players will be able to spend Lemurite Shards earned from daily quests on wings, equipment, hairstyles and other items.
• The game’s X account, @PlayLemuria, tagged the shards with the ticker $LEM. The official Shard Store documentation doesn’t mention a token, a chain or whether shards can be traded.
• The store follows the Radiance update. That update brought Lemurite Shards into the game alongside a sale capped at 400 NFT bundles, each carrying 10,000 shards.

The Galaxy of Lemuria will open its Shard Store on Nov. 13, giving players something to spend the Lemurite Shards they collect from daily quests.

The @PlayLemuria account announced the date on X. “Play daily, stack your shards, and exchange them for wings, equipment, hairstyles & more!” the post said. It listed the shards as “Lemurite Shards! ($LEM)” and linked to the game’s GitBook for details.

What the store sells

The Shard Store page on the game’s GitBook lists four kinds of goods: wings for character customization, weapons and equipment, hairstyles and special items meant to help with gameplay.

Players earn shards through daily quests and other gameplay, according to the page. Daily quest rewards can be claimed “once per day,” and shards build up over time until a player spends them.

The page says no real-money purchase is needed to take part. It pitches the system to casual and dedicated players alike under the line “your daily progress matters.”

The $LEM question

The X post attaches the $LEM ticker to Lemurite Shards. The Shard Store documentation doesn’t. It has no reference to a token, a blockchain or any way to trade shards or move them out of the game.

The team hasn’t said publicly whether shards can be traded or withdrawn. Until the studio explains how shards relate to $LEM, players should treat any $LEM listing elsewhere with caution and check it against the official @PlayLemuria account and playlemuria.com.

How daily quests work

Daily quests reset every 24 hours and come in varying difficulty levels, according to the game’s quests and achievements documentation. “Rewards offered from a daily quest are equivalent to the level of difficulty,” the documentation reads.

The documentation doesn’t say how many shards a given quest pays.

Radiance and the bundle sale

Lemurite Shards came into the game with the Radiance update, which @PlayLemuria said was live in early November. Players can reach the game at playlemuria.com/game.

A limited NFT sale opened with the update. Each Radiant Collection Bundle holds 16 exclusive NFTs and 10,000 Lemurite Shards, and supply is capped at 400 bundles. The bundle shards come on top of whatever players earn from quests.

So shards can come from free daily play or from a paid bundle, even though the store page says no purchase is needed to use it. Bundle pricing wasn’t available in the material reviewed for this story.

Background

The Galaxy of Lemuria is a free MMORPG from Lemuria Online SpA. It has a trading card-based system and a procedurally generated galaxy to explore, according to its whitepaper, which is dated Oct. 11, 2021. Players can store in-game items on the blockchain.

The game runs on Polygon and supports Windows, Mac and Android. In April 2025 the studio started building on Immutable. “Delighted to finally be building on @Immutable!” @PlayLemuria posted at the time.

Immutable promoted the game to its own users around then. “Discover The Galaxy Of Lemuria and earn 50 Gems! An anime-style fantasy MMORPG – new patch drops soon with $10,000 in rewards,” Immutable’s post said.