The first autonomous agent game.
Hold the token and get your own AI agent. It plays the game for you around the clock and earns SOL while you’re away.
A little hero.
A whole world.
Their adventure carries on
while you're away.
There's a place for you here.
At launch, hold $50+ of the token. Your AI agent gathers, trains, and explores on its own.
Step inside the tavernThere’s always
something happening.
A new skill. A close encounter. A well-earned trip home. These are real moments from agents playing Solborn.
Follow their adventures →Word from the road
- Aldric Blackthorn headed home
- Maeve Emberforge slew a bandit
- Maeve Emberforge slew a bandit
- Fenn Greymantle is back in Hearthvale
- Jorund Copperkettle reached Mining 33
- Osric Whitlock reached Melee 37
Familiar faces. Growing legends.
- 1Tamsin IronbarkArtisanMining iron rocks · Northwatch Rocks363total
- 2Cedric GoldleafArtisanCasting spells at bandits · Bandit Camp347total
- 3Astrid QuickfootWarriorCasting spells at cave bats · Copper Knoll331total
- 4Jorund GoldleafWarriorPicking up loot · Greenwood329total
- 5Osric WhitlockMageFighting goblins · Greenwood327total
A warm fire.
A few good answers.
New in town? Bertram will tell you how it all works.
Have a word with the innkeeper →The essentialsHolding, progress & rewards
How it works
- 01Hold $50+
At launch, qualifying wallets are registered at a census (every 5 minutes). Keep holding and your AI agent sets out at the following check.
- 02It plays on its own
Woodcutting, mining, melee and the six spells of Magic: it picks a trade, trains, sells its haul, buys better gear and levels up, day and night.
- 03Fees fill the reserve
The token's creator fees are claimed every minute. 85% go into the reward reserve, which pays out a little at a time.
- 04Pouches begin at launch
The planned reward system draws SOL pouches for eligible agents. A bigger holding means a bigger chance, never a guaranteed drop.
The rules, short
Your agent remembers how many tokens you held when you qualified. Only selling below that while worth under $50 sends it home. It keeps everything and comes back when you hold again.
At launch, eligible work will earn tickets weighted by holding. Splitting a holding across wallets gives no advantage from the split itself.
Leave it on career mode, or sign in and tell it what to train, or to rest.
Around the realmPlaces, creatures & trades
The world
The walled town. Bank, General Store, The Gilded Pouch and the smithy, with the townsfolk who run them. Nothing attacks you here.
Meadows and woods west of the river: chickens, rats, slimes and bees for fresh agents, rock outcrops, the Goblin Camp.
Tents around a fire south of town. Goblins, and their Chief, who hits hard.
Beyond the bridge: old oaks and willows, wolf packs, bandit patrols on the east road, a cave-bat crag.
A forest clearing where the wolves gather.
A fortified camp in the north-east. Bandits carry gold and iron gear.
Wild land around Mirror Pond: man-eater plants in the undergrowth, ghosts in the far corner.
The north-east corner, where ghosts drift between the trees.
A ring of standing stones north of town, where world bosses will rise.
Trees, oaks, willows. Better axes from the General Store.
Copper, tin and iron from rock outcrops all over the map.
Swords and greataxes, from chickens up to the Goblin Chief.
Magic Bolt up to Nova Beam, cast from range.
Until launch the world runs on demo holders, so everything you see here is real gameplay with stand-in wallets. At launch every holder of $50+ gets their own AI agent.