Lootland.fun Guide
Game Guide
Use this guide to understand Lootland.fun systems before you enter the world. You connect a Solana wallet, choose a username, complete the tutorial, gather resources, fight enemies, finish quests, trade with other players, and build progress on one shared character.
Account and $LOOT
Your Solana wallet is your Lootland.fun account. The game asks your wallet to sign a login message so the server can verify ownership. That login signature does not spend funds or approve a transaction.
Login
- Connect your Solana wallet from the play screen.
- Pick a username before your first wallet login.
- Existing wallet accounts keep the username already saved.
$LOOT token
- $LOOT is the Lootland.fun token.
- Token-gated access can require a live $LOOT balance.
- CA: TBA.
Never enter your seed phrase into the game or any popup. A normal login only asks for a wallet signature.
Your first session
New characters start with the tutorial path. Follow the arrows, talk to the NPCs, and learn movement, attacks, object interaction, fishing, and ranged combat before leaving the starter area.
- Connect your wallet and choose a username.
- Follow the tutorial until it sends you through the exit portal.
- Open your inventory and equip the tools or weapons you want to use.
- Try gathering near town before carrying valuable items into fights.
World and travel
Lootland.fun uses one large tile world with towns, roads, resource areas, caves, shops, quest NPCs, and portals. Warps and some doors can require quest progress, achievements, or level requirements.
| Place | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Starter path | Learn movement, combat, gathering, fishing, and portals. |
| Towns | Find banks, shops, NPCs, and safer routes. |
| Resource areas | Chop trees, mine rocks, fish, and forage. |
| Dungeons and wild routes | Fight harder enemies and push for better loot. |
Controls
You can move with keyboard controls or click the world. Use the settings menu in game to tune audio, brightness, name display, cache behavior, and performance options.
Inventory and bank
Your inventory holds items, tools, food, weapons, and resources. Banks give you longer-term storage, while loot bags appear for dropped rewards and death drops that the owner can recover.
- Bank before long resource runs or dangerous fights.
- Use food and potions from inventory when you need health.
- Loot bags can be owner-restricted, so open yours quickly.
Skills and gathering
Skills grow as you play. Core progression includes combat skills plus lumberjacking, mining, fishing, foraging, crafting, cooking, fletching, smithing, alchemy, eating, and loitering.
Gather
Use the correct tool on trees, rocks, fish spots, and forage nodes.
Process
Craft, cook, fletch, smith, or use alchemy when you unlock access.
Spend
Sell at shops, trade with players, or bank items for later quests.
Combat
Combat supports close-range weapons, ranged weapons, and magic. Your attack cursor changes based on your weapon type. Practice on weaker enemies before you carry rare items into dangerous areas.
- Health, accuracy, strength, defense, archery, and magic all matter.
- Food and potions keep you alive during longer fights.
- Some enemies drop loot bags, quest items, or progression rewards.
Quests and progression
Quests unlock routes, teach systems, and give rewards. Start with the tutorial, then use the quest log to track story quests, skill quests, and requirements.
- Some doors and warps check quest completion.
- Achievements reward repeated actions and discovery.
- Leaderboards track progress for competitive players.
Trading and social
Lootland.fun has direct player trading, friends, guilds, chat, stores, and gold-based item flow. Use trades for online player deals, shops for basic buying or selling, and the Loot Board for $LOOT-settled player economy actions.
- Add friends to see active players and stay in touch.
- Create or join guilds after you meet the in-game requirements.
- Trade only when you understand the item and gold amounts shown.
Loot Board
The Loot Board is the $LOOT economy layer. Players can list useful items, fill resource orders, claim rare-drop bounties, rent stalls, buy cosmetics, fund guild activity, and enter player-funded events.
How players earn
- Sell escrowed items or resources to another player.
- Fulfill a resource order or rare-drop bounty.
- Win an event with a verified player-funded prize pool.
How payments work
- The buyer submits a Solana transaction signature.
- The server verifies $LOOT token balance changes.
- Settled purchases become claimable game deliveries.
Lootland.fun does not promise guaranteed earnings. Players receive $LOOT from other players when a real trade, bounty, contract, or event prize is settled.
FAQ
I cannot connect my wallet.
Unlock your wallet extension, refresh the page, and make sure you are using the wallet that holds any required $LOOT balance once token gating is live.
Can I set a username?
Yes. New wallet accounts choose a username before connecting. Existing wallet accounts keep their saved username.
What is the $LOOT CA?
CA: TBA.
Does login spend $LOOT?
No. Wallet login signs a message to prove ownership. It does not spend tokens.