RaidLords Is Live on Robinhood Chain and Open to Everyone

RaidLords is live and you can play it right now. On October 26, 2026, the team posted that its $RAID token was live on Robinhood Chain and that the game itself would open before 16:30 UTC that same day ^[1]. The post sums up the whole game in one line: build your village, raise your army, join a clan, and fight other lords. RaidLords runs in the browser at raidlords.com, so there’s nothing to download, and you sign in with a crypto wallet on Robinhood Chain. It works on phones too.

Stylized Isometric Art Direction

Now for how it looks. RaidLords uses stylized 3D art seen from an isometric camera, close to the playful style of Clash of Clans. A castle sits at the center of the village while armored soldiers march around it in tidy formations. The whole thing looks like a cartoon kingdom waiting to be explored, and the character designs are clean and charming.

Stylized 3D castles rise above a grassy kingdom, crisp and isometric.

JRPG

What Early Players Are Saying

Players who jumped in early are mostly upbeat. One Spanish-speaking viewer said the game looks really good ^[2]. Another explained that the gold you trade for tokens comes from raiding other villages, not from idle farming, so you have to attack to earn it ^[3]. Not everyone is sold, though. A Russian-speaking viewer warned people not to put money into games like this, pointing to a different game whose developers vanished the day before ^[4].

We also checked the video comments for spam. Most read like normal reactions, but a small share were wallet-address and promo-link spam, crypto investment pitches, and copy-paste ‘blessed crypto’ hype ^[5].

The RAID Token’s First Days

Here’s how the token has moved so far. RaidLords (RAID) is the game’s currency on Robinhood Chain, and it started trading on the same day as the announcement. That means there’s no price from before the news to compare against, and it’s too new to have a three-month record next to other gaming tokens. In its first two days of trading, the price climbed to a peak the day after launch and then gave back most of that climb.

• Started trading: October 26, 2026, the day of the announcement, so there is no earlier price to compare
• 30-day range: $0.0002845 to $0.0006338
• Past 90 days: not enough trading history yet
• Our wash-trading model has no reading for this token ^[12]

RaidLords Opens to Everyone

The day after launch, RaidLords opened its doors to everyone. The team said more than 15,000 Lords joined in the first 24 hours, and it sent new players straight to raidlords.com with three steps: build your village, raid real players, and sell your gold for RAID ^[6]. The launch post itself drew more than 1,100 likes, 600 reposts and 900 replies ^[1].

Most replies under the launch post were pure hype. One player wrote “LFG” ^[7], and another said “That’s amazing” ^[8]. One reply struck a different note. A player who called themselves a buyer and investor said they had “suffered losses in this game” and asked the team to stop the price from falling further ^[9].

The team has kept busy since the doors opened. In a fair-play update, it said it had banned 7,779 bot and farm accounts since launch, 2,521 of them caught playing with scripts, and moved the RAID those accounts earned back into the reward pool ^[10]. New modes keep landing too. Champion Duels went live on October 27, pitting your Champion and every piece of gear it wears against another player’s, with three free duels a day ^[11].

References

1. ↑ “Original announcement on X” X
2. ↑ “YouTube comment by @marvincarvajal1181” (Spanish) YouTube Comment
3. ↑ “YouTube comment by @chectv” (Spanish) YouTube Comment
4. ↑ “YouTube comment by @aacvccv” (Russian) YouTube Comment
5. ↑ “What shill detection is and how we identify it” (English) What is Shill Detection
6. ↑ “X post by @RaidLords” (English) X
7. ↑ “X reply by @messimagic66604” (English) X Reply
8. ↑ “X reply by @crypto59391” (English) X Reply
9. ↑ “X reply by @Alireza_ip1” (English) X Reply
10. ↑ “X post by @RaidLords” (English) X
11. ↑ “X post by @RaidLords” (English) X
12. ↑ “What wash trading is and how we detect it” (English) What is Wash-Trading

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