After a Dramatic Shake-up, Realms of Alurya (RoA) Is Officially Parting Ways with Treasure and Migrating to the Ronin Network

This move comes just days after Treasure DAO announced a major pivot away from publishing third-party games.

Web3 gaming action-RPG Realms of Alurya (RoA) is officially parting ways with Treasure Chain and migrating to Ronin Network, home to Axie Infinity and one of the most active ecosystems in blockchain gaming.

This move comes just days after Treasure DAO announced a major pivot away from publishing third-party games. Once the central hub for games like The Beacon, Calamity, and Realms of Alurya, Treasure is now scaling back to focus on just four products to extend its financial runway into 2026.

In a Discord message shared on April 3rd, the RoA team expressed disappointment at the sudden shift, saying they were “blindsided” by a decision that “completely breaks away” from their shared vision. RoA was also the only game to fully launch on Treasure's mainnet, making the breakup even more jarring.

Enter Ronin: A New Era Begins

According to RoA, Ronin boasts over 17 million wallets, 1.6 million monthly players, and $4.3 billion in NFT volume—making it one of the strongest homes in web3 gaming. The network is also known for bringing real adoption, a value that aligns closely with RoA's vision for long-term growth.

More importantly, Ronin shares RoA's values: real ownership, fun-first gameplay, and a thriving community. As RoA put it in their announcement: "Ronin is about ownership, fun-first gameplay, and real community—exactly what RoA stands for."

Details around the migration platform, mainnet launch, and future integration into Ronin's ecosystem are set to drop in the coming days. But one major change is already confirmed: the long-awaited Hunt & Mint event is now on hold.

What's Up With the Hunt & Mint Event?

First scheduled for April 14th, the Hunt & Mint event is now officially paused while the team navigates the chain migration.

This event would've let players face off against the fearsome Grommart and forge a "Hunter's Seal" NFT—a key that unlocks lifetime event access, an $ACN token airdrop, and the ability to own and customize NFT dungeon bosses.

Here's how the Hunter's Seal tiers break down:

While the event is delayed, the team reassured players that it will return "even stronger" once the migration is complete.

What Is Realms of Alurya?

For those just discovering the title, Realms of Alurya is an action-RPG packed with fast-paced combat, loot-heavy dungeons, and a player-driven economy. Made by Synergy Games, it started life as Synergy Land and draws heavy inspiration from Diablo and Path of Exile.

Set in a vivid fantasy world split into four elemental zones—earth, water, fire, and ice—RoA lets players:

It blends classic action-RPG elements with blockchain tech to give players real ownership and in-game rewards through its token, $ACN.

What's the Deal With $ACN?

$ACN is the main token in RoA's ecosystem. It fuels everything from crafting and gear purchases to gameplay upgrades. The upcoming Hunt & Mint event will be one of the first ways to earn $ACN directly, with rewards tied to how active players are during the event.

The airdrop is still scheduled for Q2 2025, though it may now depend on how quickly the migration to Ronin is finalized.

What Happened to Treasure?

Treasure's pivot was sparked by financial urgency. With only $2.4 million in stablecoins and $2.3 million in $MAGIC, the DAO was burning $8.3 million a year. Without a drastic change, funds would dry up by year's end.

On April 2nd, contributor John Patten returned in a video update to announce the DAO's new survival plan: shut down Treasure Chain, exit third-party publishing, and focus on four key products—Bridgeworld, Smolworld, Treasure Marketplace, and AI agent tech.

Since then, multiple games have already left the ecosystem, including The Beacon and Calamity. RoA now joins them in seeking a more stable and growth-ready home.

What's Next?

Realms of Alurya is now gearing up for its Ronin launch. Expect a full rollout plan, migration tools, and updated timelines for paused events like Hunt & Mint in the coming weeks.