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Onchain Heroes closes Deed Season after 227,000 runs by 7,600 players

George Tsagkarakis 3 min read
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In Brief:

  • Onchain Heroes: World’s Eve has closed Deed Season, a Maze of Gains event that awarded whitelist spots for the Yield Fields Founding Deed mint.
  • The team said 7,600 farmers logged 227,000 runs over the event.
  • 850 whitelist spots were on offer: 575 through a Silo leaderboard and the rest through two raffles.

Onchain Heroes has ended Deed Season, its crossover event with Yield Fields. The team said 7,600 players completed 227,000 runs in Maze of Gains while competing for a place on the whitelist for the Yield Fields Deed mint.

“Deed Season is officially over!” the team said on X. It described the event as “10 days. 7.6k farmers. 227k runs. One incredible grind for a spot on the Yield Fields whitelist.”

Onchain Heroes: World's Eve@onchainheroes · Sep 28, 2026

Deed Season is officially over!
10 days. 7.6k farmers. 227k runs. One incredible grind for a spot on the Yield Fields whitelist.
Thank you to everyone who showed up and fought for it
Here's how it went down, and what happens next

Read the post on X

The team said it would share how the event played out and what comes next. It hasn’t published mint timing in the announcement.

How the whitelist was split

Deed Season put 850 whitelist spots up for grabs. The team announced the event as running from Sept. 17 to Sept. 28, ending at 4 p.m. UTC.

The spots were divided between two systems. The Silo held 575 of them and rewarded players by leaderboard placement. The remainder went through two separate raffles.

Players entered both by spending Golden Corn, farmed in Maze of Gains, and World’s Eve items. Corn farming stayed open until the event locked.

No NFT was required to take part. An expedition pass boosted loot but wasn’t needed to qualify.

Where the Eve items came from

The item chain started in the Onchain Heroes idle RPG. Fishing with Genesis Heroes could produce Eve Keys, which open World’s Eve dungeon runs.

Those runs drop World Seeds. The seeds open Eve Caches, which contain Eve items. Eve Keys themselves counted as Eve items for the duration of Deed Season.

Alongside the event, Maze of Gains added support for MetaMask, Rabby and Robinhood wallets. Nine World’s Eve items were also listed on the in-game marketplace.

The Deed

Yield Fields is a farming game on Robinhood Chain. Players can plant seeds and harvest $YIELD without holding an NFT.

The Founding Deed is an optional upgrade with a supply of 3,333. It adds an extra gameplay loop and extra resources on top of the free farm. The 850 Deed Season spots cover about a quarter of that supply.

Community members built tools around the event. One GitHub calculator, “Silo or Raffle?”, let players enter a Golden Corn balance and see what it would be worth on each side at the close, including which Silo whitelist tier the stack would reach.

Background

Onchain Heroes runs on Abstract and is powered by Proof of Play. It launched as an idle RPG open only to Genesis Hero holders, then added leveling, an Endgame Dungeon and permadeath in Season 1.

Season 2 brought the world boss Dragma, crafting, gear remixing and weapon upgrades. The team later dropped short seasons for OCH World, a persistent world whose launch slipped from Q4 2025 to early Q1 2026. World’s Eve opened it this spring, with Primora as the first zone.

In April the team introduced Valor, a stablecoin bought with USDC on Abstract mainnet, along with an in-game marketplace. $HERO stayed on as a premium currency.

The Deed Season post closed on a note to players: “Thank you to everyone who showed up and fought for it.”

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George Tsagkarakis

George Tsagkarakis, known as Staycalm4now is a professional author in the crypto gaming industry since early 2018. He has experienced all the growth of Blockchain Gaming and helped multiple projects achieve their goals and established a player base. He is the co-founder of egamers.io and now the Founder and owner of CryptoGames.gg He is also the COO of MyStage, an…

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