In Brief:
- Holders of KTTY World, Wild Forest (official site) and Fight League NFTs can now burn eligible assets in Nomgar Clash for three new Nomgars, Ronin said on X.
- The three collections join six that were eligible when Moku's card battler launched in September.
- The top 100 players each week split 200K bRON and each get a Grand Arena ARENA $0.00002152 ▼ -39.9% S2 Pack, under a six-week, 1.2M bRON leaderboard program.
Nomgar Clash has added KTTY World, Wild Forest and Fight League to the list of collections players can burn in its Forge, Ronin said Thursday.
Burning eligible NFTs from those three collections gives players three new Nomgars. Ronin didn’t name the new units or say which tokens in each collection qualify. It pointed players to nomgar.com/play.
Remember, there are 200K bRON rewards every week for the top 100 players!
Plus a Grand Arena S2 pack.
Burn, build your roster, then climb!
“Got KTTY World, Wild Forest or Fight League NFTs just sitting in your wallet?” Ronin said in its post. “You can now burn eligible NFTs for three new Nomgars.”
How the Forge works
The Forge is where Nomgar Clash turns other games’ assets into its own. A player picks an eligible NFT, pays a Gem fee and burns it. A new Nomgar NFT lands in the player’s wallet.
The burn is permanent. For RagMon, the game lists the fee as 10 Gems plus network gas.
Not every collection gets the same treatment. Each burned Ragnarok: Monster World Ragmon becomes its own unique 1:1 Nomgar, keeping the same rarity and level. Other collections unlock a corresponding unit. Burning an Apeiron Planet or Apostle, for example, unlocks Ape the Iron Planet.
Six collections at launch
The game opened with six eligible sets: Ragnarok: Monster World Ragmons, Tribesters Companions, Wildlings + Characters, The Machines Arena Skins + Familiars, Apeiron Planets + Apostles and Fishing Frenzy Founders Pass.
Ronin’s newsletter framed the Forge as a way to take NFTs from games that have shut down and turn them into units in a different game. Ragnarok: Monster World went offline Dec. 29, 2025.
Some units don’t require a burn. Players can find integrated troops including Moki, Ronke and Schiffy through in-game Piñatas.
Leaderboard rewards
The Forge expansion lands midway through the game’s first rewards program. The leaderboard opened Sept. 18 at 00:00 UTC and runs six weeks, with 1.2M bRON in total rewards.
Each week, 200K bRON goes to the top 100 players. Those players also receive one Grand Arena S2 Pack, which contains Moki shares on a bonding curve. The leaderboard resets every Friday at 00:00 UTC.
“Remember, there are 200K bRON rewards every week for the top 100 players!” Ronin said in a follow-up post. “Plus a Grand Arena S2 pack.”
The game
Moku built Nomgar Clash as a browser-based strategy game. Each player brings an eight-card deck of troops, spells and buildings into a small arena and spends regenerating Soul Energy to deploy them. The goal is to destroy the opponent’s Nexus.
A standard match runs three minutes, with overtime for close games. There are 51 cards to unlock, and duplicates upgrade existing cards.
The game opened for a playtest Sept. 16. New players can start with free cards without buying an NFT or connecting a wallet.
Ronin’s pitch to holders of the newly added collections was short: “Burn, build your roster, then climb!”
