Frequently Asked Questions

Chain of Legends is a strategy-driven Web3 game where you build a kingdom, manage resources, train armies, and take part in adventures, marketplace trading, and cooperative guild play.

Yes. You start with an operational Level 0 CLEG Mine, and a free Desert Land is available in the Marketplace. Daily quests, campaigns, and referrals offer other ways to take part and earn.

Complete the New User Journey, then try Dungeon Level 1 with the troops you receive. Assign Lands to mines for passive production, develop your buildings, and explore the Marketplace and higher adventures as your kingdom grows.

The game runs at chainoflegends.com. Sign in there to manage your kingdom, send adventures, and trade.

CLEG is the game’s main on-chain token and its primary withdrawable economic resource. Players can buy, sell, and withdraw CLEG; other in-game value can be converted through mining, adventures, referrals, or Marketplace sales.

Documented paths include CLEG Mine production, Marketplace sales, referral rewards, Dungeons, and Treasure Island. Arena offers an indirect path: earn Blood Gems, buy eligible items in the Arena Shop, then sell those items on the Marketplace.

No. Standard Arena matches award Blood Gems and experience, not CLEG. Arena Shop items that are eligible for trading can be sold on the Marketplace for CLEG, so this is an indirect path.

Stone and Iron are mined by assigning Lands to their respective mines. Both resources can be traded on the Marketplace and used for building upgrades, including Treasure Island defensive X-Bows.

Blood Gems are an Arena reward spent in the Arena Shop. Energy is required to enter monetized Arena matches through the Arena Camp; the cost depends on the power tier you choose.

Ember is associated with CLEG burned in the game. Documented sources include Instant Upgrade actions and deleting troops. Ember is spent in the Ember Shop; it is not mined or looted like Stone or Iron.

All three mine types—CLEG, Stone, and Iron—need Lands assigned before they produce resources. Production runs on a 24-hour cycle. Your starting Level 0 CLEG Mine is already operational.

Dungeons are solo PvE adventures with automatic combat. Treasure Island combines collection with PvE, cooperative raids, and PvP island occupation. Arena is a live mode with manual PvP and PvE combat.

Dungeons are solo PvE progression through fixed levels. Treasure Island adds a collection phase, cooperative raid types, and PvP: occupied islands can become visible and attackable after enough time has passed.

No. Choose your troops, formation, and targeting before the run. Dungeon combat then plays automatically, without mid-battle troop control.

A run takes about 24 hours for the outward journey and about 24 hours to return—roughly 48 hours in total. Rewards can scale with participation and level.

Troops need more than 50% HP to enter a Dungeon or Treasure Island adventure. A troop that reaches 0 HP during an adventure returns to the Barracks for recovery.

Yes, during the collection phase. An island becomes visible and attackable after enough time has passed; research can reduce how early it appears to other players.

Arena follows a repeating four-hour schedule: one hour open, followed by three hours closed. Normal Arena matches can only be started during an open window.

Free Mode has a 100,000 total squad-power cap and does not use Energy. Monetized Mode uses troops placed in the Arena Camp, requires Energy based on tier, and offers higher Blood Gem rewards.

Dungeon and Treasure Island battles are automatic after you prepare your troops and formation. Arena is manual: you deploy and move units, attack, and trigger abilities during the match.

Choose Closest to target the nearest enemy in range, Highest Damage to focus on the strongest threat, or Lowest HP to finish weakened enemies. Target choices can change as the battle shifts.

Yes. Adventures use a 10×6 hex grid, and you set up your half before battle. Range, role, and spacing affect outcomes; spreading troops out can reduce damage from area attacks such as a Catapult.

No. Arena health is separate from adventure health, so Arena damage does not require Barracks recovery. Adventure troops that reach 0 HP do need to recover before returning to Dungeons or Treasure Island.

Each troop has six equipment slots. Equipment adds stats, matching Item Sets grant extra bonuses, and Barracks level contributes a stat bonus to your army.

A troop drop cannot be stored if your Barracks is already at capacity, so the new troop is lost. Keep a free slot before adventures where troop drops are possible.

Players can make buy and sell offers for resources, troops, Lands, buildings, and items. The game also has dedicated shops, including the Lands, Stone, Iron, Troops, Items, Arena, Ember, and periodic Event Shops.

The fee is 5% and applies to the seller only. For example, if you sell something for 100 CLEG, the buyer pays 100 CLEG and you receive 95 CLEG.

No. The 1.5% referral trading perk is paid from the reward pool. Your invitees keep their full trade proceeds; the referral perk is separate.

Barracks Level 6 or higher is required to join an existing guild. Creating a new guild requires Barracks Level 8 or higher.

Guilds can coordinate cooperative raids for harder Treasure Island levels. Leaders schedule the raid and set troop and formation requirements; members contribute troops, and rewards scale with each player’s combat impact.

Referrers receive reward-pool perks: 5% on invitee deposits, 5% on building upgrades, 5% on hero or troop upgrades, and 1.5% on Marketplace trades. These perks do not reduce what friends earn.

Visit the official community channels for player support and announcements. The site’s Community page lists Telegram, Discord, X, and other social links.

Choose Posts in the site navigation. Articles are ordered from newest to oldest, with seven posts on each page.

Use the search field on the Posts page or browse its Categories list to open posts filed under a topic.

Open Archives on the Posts page or a page with the posts sidebar. Expand a year, choose a quarter to see its months, then select a month to browse those posts. You can also use the Previous and Next controls to move through post pages.

The Recent Comments list appears in the sidebar on pages that show the posts widgets. On an article, open its discussion area to read or add a comment when comments are enabled for that post.