PRIMOS LANDZ · PLAYER GUIDE

A home to build.
A Primo to grow.

Put your Primos to work, turn resources into a stronger LANDZ, and prepare for the world beyond it. Start with what you own and choose one next step.

I own LANDZ

Build a productive home and protect the resources you collect.

Start with my LANDZ →

I own Primos

Find a place to work, collect your share, and follow your Primo’s progress.

Put my Primo to work →

I own both

Work your own land to keep both shares, then prepare missions and an army.

Build my next objective →

No NFTs yet? Explore the separate Freecamp path to learn with regular troops.

Your next step starts with a question

Connect your wallet using Connect Wallet in the app navigation. Then choose the question that matches what you want to do. Choose a goal, check what you need, and take your next step. Use the reference below for detailed rules, costs, and tables.

1. 01I own LANDZ. Where do I start?
2. 02I own a Primo. Where can I use it?
3. 03How do I prepare my first mission?
4. 04What should I protect before I fight?
5. 05I lost a battle. What can I recover?
6. 06Why compete for a pillar?
7. 07Which resources can I spend, and which can I claim?

Can I Play Without NFTs?

Yes. If you connect a compatible browser wallet that does not own LANDZ, Primos, or other game NFTs, the game gives you one Freecamp. Think of it as LANDZ without LANDZ: a lightweight raider camp that lets you learn attacks, missions, troop production, and battle reports before buying NFTs.

Freecamp Progression

Freecamp level is based on XP. Higher levels increase the population cap, but the camp can lose XP if another player attacks it and wins. Losing your own outgoing attack costs troops and time, but does not reduce your XP.

When Should I Buy NFTs?

Freecamp mode is built to teach the attack loop, not to replace ownership. A Primo NFT lets you use caravan extraction for locked loot. A LANDZ NFT gives you a permanent base with buildings, workers, upgrades, defense, passive land income, and the full PvP economy.

LANDZ NFTs

LANDZ are the core property NFTs of the game. Each land comes with buildings where workers (Primos) can produce resources. As a landowner, you passively earn 20% of everything produced on your land by other players.

Rarities

There are 5 rarity tiers. Higher rarity means more building slots (more workers can produce simultaneously) and better upgrade potential.

Biomes

Each land belongs to one of 7 biomes. Biomes give defending armies different bonuses; check the PvP reference before choosing your troop mix.

Glacial

Volcano

Jungle

Beach

Swamp

Desert

Mystic

Primo NFTs

Primos are your workforce. These NFTs are assigned to buildings on lands to generate resources. When a Primo works, it produces resources instantly -- no waiting for timers. After working, the Primo enters a 22-hour cooldown before it can be reassigned to a different building.

How Primos Work

• Assign a Primo to a building slot (Farm, Mine, etc.)
• Resources are generated instantly
• 80% goes to the worker, 20% goes to the land owner
• Primo enters a 22-hour cooldown (can't switch buildings)
• Collect resources anytime -- cooldown is for reassignment only

Primo XP & Levels

Every Primo has token-owned XP and a permanent level from 1 to 99. Progress belongs to the Primo NFT, not the wallet, so it remains with the token when the Primo is transferred. XP comes from LANDZ troop battles, successful spy attempts, and, when the Production XP rollout is enabled, successful Farm, Mine, and Lumber Mill work assignments.

Level Curve

Level 1 starts at 0 XP and level 99 requires 500,000 cumulative XP. The curve becomes progressively steeper. When a Primo reaches a level, that level becomes a permanent checkpoint: later XP penalties cannot push it below that level's minimum.

How Battle XP Is Calculated

Publishing XP to NFT Metadata

The game database is always the authoritative XP and level source. The current Primo owner may optionally pay exactly 0.1 RON from the Primos page to publish the latest snapshot into the NFT's public metadata. Until then, public metadata may show an older level even though the in-game progression is already current. Publication never lets the owner choose or edit the XP value.

Workers

There are two types of workers in Primos Landz: Primo NFTs and Summoned Workers.

Primo NFT

• Blockchain NFTs (ERC-721)
• Infinite uses with 22h cooldown
• Transferable between wallets
• Work on Farm, Mine, Shaman's House
• The original and primary worker type

Summoned Workers

• Created via the Altar building
• Cost: Fire Dust + Pumpkins
• Have HP (can be damaged and die)
• Can be healed with Pumpkins
• Can be released for a partial resource return
• Named by the player

Primo NFT Production Rates

Production depends on the Primo's rarity. Higher rarity Primos produce more resources per work cycle. All Primos share the same 22-hour cooldown.

Summoned Worker Stats

Common Summoned Workers produce 5 resources per work cycle. Genesis Workers produce 25 and can also mine Fire Dust. Both use an HP system that requires maintenance.

Troops

The combat system revolves around Primo NFTs as generals and trained troops as their armies. Each Primo NFT can lead an army -- without a Primo assigned as general, your troops cannot march or attack. Primo rarity changes how many troops the hero can command, but it does not add direct ATK or DEF.

Troops are trained at the Barracks using resources. They are separate from workers -- troops exist solely for PvP combat and defense. Each land has a population cap based on its rarity that limits how many troops you can station there.

Swordsman

Archer

Lancer

Cavalry

Troop Types

Four unit types form an Age of Empires-style counter wheel. Each unit has one main counter target and one main weakness — knowing the wheel is the difference between winning and losing every battle.

Training Costs

Each troop type has different resource costs and training time. Training happens at the Barracks. Rider is a premium unit — expensive to train but the strongest counter to Archers.

Eggs & Invoked Units

Egg

Eggs are summoned from the Altar (level 3 required) for 150 Fire Dust each. Once you have an egg, it can be hatched at the Barracks to invoke an NFT from your wallet: Barracks level 3 unlocks Axies, and Barracks level 4 unlocks Mokis. The egg creates an Invoked Unit -- a playable copy stationed on your land that counts toward your population cap. The original NFT stays in your wallet.

Each Axie class converts into a specific troop type with unique stats, stronger than regular trained troops. Mokis are neutral tanks: they do not use the swordsman, archer, lancer, or rider counter wheel, but they have very high HP, low attack, slow speed, and draw incoming damage before the rest of the army. If an invoked Axie or Moki dies, the NFT can be invoked again later with a new egg.

PvP & Diplomacy

Primos Landz features player-versus-player combat and a diplomacy system. Attack enemy lands, form alliances, or negotiate peace. NFT land combat uses catapult sieges and troop battles, while the world map also includes raider settlements and player Freecamps.

Catapult Attacks

• Launch projectiles at enemy buildings
• 30-60 minute flight time
• Can be hit, miss, or intercepted
• Damages buildings (reduces HP)
• Ammo replenishes over time

Troop Battles

• Send armies led by a Hero Primo
• Formation battles use a 3×3 army layout
• Up to 10 rounds of combat
• Winning LANDZ raids may loot resources and capture workers
• Defenders get biome bonuses

Defense Towers

A Defense Tower protects one owned LANDZ. While active, it adds 2–10% passive defense based on level—even with no arrows loaded. Arrows separately let it intercept incoming catapult attacks or fire a volley before a troop battle. A Tower does not defend while it is upgrading, repairing, or at 0 HP.

Raiders & Freecamps

Raider settlements are map enemies that can fight LANDZ. Some are controlled by the system, and some are player Freecamps owned by wallets without LANDZ. LANDZ owners can attack raider settlements and Freecamps, but defeating a player Freecamp reduces its XP instead of conquering it.

How Combat Works

Formation battles use a 3×3 layout with front, back, and reserve positions across three sectors. Position and troop type affect targeting; reserves can move forward as the battle develops. Combat lasts up to 10 rounds and can end earlier through losses or a morale retreat. If the round limit is reached without an attacking victory, the defender holds.

A Hero Primo leads a LANDZ army. Its rarity sets command capacity rather than granting direct ATK/DEF. Choose your troop mix, formation, and readiness before confirming. Reports preserve the rules used for that battle: older reports can use legacy combat, so their targeting and opening bonuses should not be read as the rules for a new Formation battle.

Morale System

Morale is an anti-bully mechanic based on the rarity of the origin and target LANDZ. An army attacking from a higher-rarity LAND against a lower-rarity LAND receives reduced attack effectiveness. Attacking an equal- or higher-rarity target keeps full rarity morale. Primo rarity and army size do not change this value.

Sustento & Combat Readiness

LANDZ soldiers, including Axies, need Fire Dust upkeep wherever they are, including pillars and marching armies. Manage the full army payment, funding source, and next due date in Primos & Inventory or Storage. Raiders, Freecamp troops, and Mokis do not pay upkeep.

Automatic upkeep renews seven days of coverage when payment is due. If there is not enough Fire Dust for the full payment, nothing is deducted. Confirmed nonpayment lowers upkeep morale through 50 → 20 → 0. Paying full coverage restores it to 100.

Combat uses the average upkeep morale of the participating soldiers. Unpaid soldiers weaken that army when attacking or defending. Paying ahead extends coverage without granting extra combat stats. Towers are buildings and have no upkeep morale.

Invoked units can participate according to their assignment and the battle rules. Check your LANDZ defense and army selection: units already committed to a march are not available to defend at home. Battle morale can also fall during Formation combat and trigger a retreat; it is separate from the LANDZ rarity modifier above.

Loot & Workers

If the attacker wins, they steal 25% of the defender's storage (minus what's protected in the Hideout). A devastating victory (75%+ troops survive) steals 40%. Loot is limited by your army's total carry capacity. Any leftover carry can be used to capture the defender's summoned workers (10 carry per worker).

Biome Bonuses (Defenders Only)

Diplomacy

Players start as Neutral. Attacking someone makes you enemies. You can negotiate peace through diplomatic requests. Separately, the Alliance panel lets a group of up to three members organize with a leader and invitations.

LANDZ Shields

A shield temporarily prevents new troop, catapult, Freecamp, and automated raider attacks against a protected LANDZ. Native LANDZ and Axie Lands are both eligible. Active shields appear as a translucent capsule around the LANDZ image and show their remaining time.

Buying, Activating & Deactivating

Overlaps & Other Actions

You cannot manually activate an individual and global shield over the same LANDZ. If a LANDZ transfer creates an overlap, the individual shield is displayed and applied first while both timers continue running. Spy, Visit, Tribute, and Diplomacy actions do not break a shield and remain available.

Recovering a Paid Global Shield

The Store reserves a checkout before requesting payment. If your payment succeeds but delivery is interrupted, resume that same checkout instead of paying again. The app can recover the saved transaction automatically, or you can paste its transaction hash into Recover paid shield. The server verifies the original wallet, currency, amount, recipient, network, and anti-replay record before delivering anything.

Espionage

Espionage lets you send one of your Primos from an owned source LANDZ to inspect another LANDZ before committing an army. Start from the Spy action in Map or Explore, then review active operations and completed reports in Diplomacy under Battles.

Success and Detection

A level 1 Primo starts with a 45% success chance. Each additional level adds 0.35 percentage points, up to an 80% maximum. If the spy attempt fails, it is always considered detected: no intelligence or XP is awarded, and the defender is told the launcher's wallet, source LANDZ, and detected Primo.

A successful spy attempt rolls report quality separately. Critical chance grows from 10% at level 1 to 30% at level 99, while Advanced occupies the next 30 percentage points. All other successful reports are Basic.

Repeat XP and Daily Cap

Successful spy attempts from the same wallet against the same target LANDZ within a rolling 24-hour window award 100%, 50%, 25%, then 0% XP. Detected attempts do not advance this successful-repeat count. A Primo can receive at most 100 spy XP per UTC day, but spying may still gather intelligence after reaching the cap.

Buildings

Every land comes with buildings that serve different purposes. Some produce resources, others provide defense or special abilities. All buildings can be upgraded to level 5 using resources.

Production buildings (Farm, Mine, Lumber Mill) follow an 80/20 split: 80% of resources go to the worker, 20% to the land owner. If you work on your own land, you keep 100%. The Refinery is the exception -- 100% always goes to the land owner.

Farm

The Farm produces Pumpkins, the primary resource of the game.

• Input: 5 Seeds per Primo
• Output: 5 Pumpkins per Primo
• Upgrades: More slots per level

Mine

Native LANDZ Mines can extract Fire Dustor Stone. Axie Land Mines produce Stone only; Axie Lands do not have Refineries.

• Input: 1 Pickaxe per Primo
• Output: Fire Dust (varies by primo rarity)
• Upgrades: More slots per level

Lumber Mill

The Lumber Mill produces Wood, essential for building upgrades and troop training.

• Input: 1 Axe per Primo
• Output: Wood (varies by primo rarity)
• Upgrades: More slots per level

Refinery

The Refinery converts Pumpkins into Fire Dust. Unlike other buildings, 100% goes to the land owner.

• Input: Pumpkins (from storage)
• Output: Fire Dust (varies by level & rarity)
• Special: No workers needed, passive production, 100% to land owner

Shaman's House

The Shaman's House sends Primos on timed missions (1-72 hours) that reward special resources.

• Input: 1-3 Primos + Fire Dust + Pumpkins
• Output: HweenPointZ, Zugar, Pumpkin BaZkets
• Duration: 1-72 hours depending on mission
• Special: Higher rarity lands unlock better missions

Altar

The Altar summons new workers and eggs. It's indestructible in PvP -- enemies can never destroy it.

• Level 1: Summon workers (75 FD + 20 Pumpkins; Genesis: 400 FD + 80 Pumpkins)
• Level 2: Summon Primo Warriors (50 Fire Dust each)
• Level 3: Summon Eggs (150 Fire Dust)
• Special: Cannot be destroyed by enemies

Barracks

The Barracks trains combat troops for PvP battles. Each troop type has different stats and resource costs.

• Level 1: Swordsman, Archer, Lancer (1 training slot)
• Level 2: Rider unlocked (2 training slots)
• Level 3: Axie egg hatching, 3 training slots
• Level 4: Moki egg hatching, larger training queue
• Level 5: 1.5x training speed

Conduit

The Conduit connects to a public altar remotely, allowing you to summon workers without owning an altar.

• Build Cost: 1,000 Fire Dust + 1,000 Stone + 1,000 Wood
• Construction: 24 hours (can accelerate with FD)
• Use: Connect to any public altar to summon workers remotely

Hideout

The Hideout protects your resources from PvP raids. Resources stored in the hideout can't be stolen.

• Capacity: Based on level (upgrade to protect more)
• Protection: Hides resources from attackers
• Upgrades: Higher level = more protected storage

Defense Tower

Build a Defense Tower on an owned LANDZ to strengthen it against catapult strikes and troop attacks. Tower HP grows with its level and the LANDZ rarity.

• Build Cost: 500 Fire Dust + 1,000 Wood + 1,000 Stone
• Construction: Level 1 is built instantly
• Arrows: Buy them in Store → Supplies, then load them from inventory
• Free Arrows: Gain 5 after each full day, up to half of the Tower's capacity
• Availability: The Tower must have HP and cannot be upgrading or repairing

Level	Arrow Capacity	Troop Volley Limit	Passive Defense	Catapult Intercept Chance
1	25	10 arrows	+2%	10%
2	50	15 arrows	+4%	15%
3	100	25 arrows	+6%	20%
4	150	35 arrows	+8%	25%
5	250	50 arrows	+10%	30%

Passive defense multiplies the effective defense of every unit currently defending that LANDZ, including regular troops, defending Axies, and active Moki guards. There is no separate garrison action: regular troops left on the LANDZ defend it automatically. The bonus never buffs the attacker and does not consume arrows. Each arrow can deal 12 damage. A troop volley cannot remove more than 10% of the attacking army's units or total HP. A successful catapult interception uses 5 arrows; failed interception rolls do not spend arrows. If the LANDZ also has a ready Catapult, the Tower's interception chance is halved.

Arrow Management

Paid arrows cost 10 Fire Dust + 5 Wood each. You can load or unload paid arrows while Tower management is available. Free arrows stay with the Tower and cannot be unloaded. Free arrows are spent before paid arrows. Turn on Auto-reload if you want the Tower to refill spent paid arrows from inventory after combat.

Tower Upgrades

Upgrade	Fire Dust	Wood	Stone	Time
Level 1 → 2	1,000	2,500	2,500	8 hours
Level 2 → 3	2,500	5,000	5,000	24 hours
Level 3 → 4	5,000	10,000	10,000	48 hours
Level 4 → 5	10,000	20,000	20,000	72 hours

The Tower must be at full HP before an upgrade can start. When the timer ends, select Complete Upgrade. You can finish early for 100 Fire Dust per remaining hour, rounded up.

Material planning is shared by building flows, including standard buildings, Tower, Altar, Barracks, Hideout, Catapult, and Conduit. Open a build or upgrade action to compare its exact cost with your available portfolio materials. The plan shows each deficit, your average daily worker production from the last 30 days, and an estimated time to readiness. Tradable-resource shortcuts open the Market with a protected quantity already filled in; nothing is spent until you confirm.

Repairs

Repairing restores all missing HP. It costs 10 Stone per missing HP and takes 1 minute for every 5 HP, rounded up. When the timer ends, select Complete Repair. The Tower does not defend while repairs are in progress.

Catapult

The Catapult launches projectile attacks on enemy lands, dealing damage to their buildings.

• Ammo: Replenishes over time
• Flight Time: 30-60 minutes
• Outcomes: Hit, Miss, or Intercepted
• Targets: Damages enemy buildings (not the Altar)

Exchange House

The Exchange House allows you to convert resources between types, such as Pumpkins to Fire Dust.

• Location: Found in the Storage section
• Conversions: Instant resource swaps
• Fees: Small conversion fee applies

Upgrading Buildings

All buildings can be upgraded from Level 1 to Level 5. Upgrades increase slots, production, capacity, and other stats. Upgrades consume Fire Dust, Wood, and Stone from your in-game storage. The Defense Tower follows its own upgrade costs and timers shown above.

Resources

Resources support production, construction, and armies through in-game storage. Only eligible resources can be packaged and claimed as on-chain tokens. Check Storage for the available claim types.

Production Resources

Pumpkins

Primary resource from Farms. Used for summoning, upgrades, healing, and more.

Fire Dust

Premium resource from Mines & Refineries. Upgrade costs are consumed from in-game storage.

Wood

Building material for upgrades and troop training.

Stone

Building material for high-level upgrades.

Consumable Items

Semillas (Seeds)

Required to work on the Farm (5 per Primo). Buy from the Store.

Picos (Pickaxes)

Required to work on the Mine (1 per Primo). Buy from the Store.

Arrows

Defense Tower ammunition. Buy in Store → Supplies for 10 Fire Dust + 5 Wood each, then load paid arrows from the Tower card.

Market

The Market lets you buy or sell Pumpkins, Wood, or Stone in protected batches from 100 to 10,000 units using Fire Dust. Choose Personal Storage or one of your owned LANDZ before trading; only the selected storage is used. Bulk totals are quoted as consecutive 100-unit price steps, so a large order costs exactly the same as the equivalent clicks and is cancelled before execution if the quote changes.

Storage & Claiming

Collected production goes into off-chain storage. Keep materials there for gameplay, or package eligible resources for an on-chain claim. The storage system has three tiers:

Caravan System

To move resources from storage to a claimable state, you need to send a Caravan. Select your available Primos as transport agents -- each Primo has a carrying capacity based on its rarity. After a caravan trip, the Primos used enter a 24-hour cooldown for Caravan.

You can select multiple Primos per caravan -- the total capacity is the sum of all selected Primos. For example: 1 Unique + 1 Shiny Z = 3,000 units in a single trip.

Claiming On-Chain

Blacksmith

The Blacksmith is where you use recipes to turn stored resources into useful materials or rewards. To use a recipe, first move the required tokens into your game storage through the Exchange.

Example recipe: Stone

Recipes show what you spend and what you forge.

Inputs

Fire Dust

Required resource

+

Zand

Required material

Output

Stone

Material received after forging

Open the Blacksmith to see the exact cost, output amount, and available recipes. If the required tokens are still on-chain, use the Exchange first so they become available in storage.

Primolotto

Primolotto is a daily lottery. Buy ticket numbers with Fire Dust, wait for the daily draw, and if one of your numbers wins you receive that day's prize.

How to play

• Choose how many ticket numbers you want to buy.
• Tickets are paid with Fire Dust.
• You can buy up to 10 tickets per wallet each day.
• The winning number is drawn automatically every day.

Daily prizes

• Every day has a different prize.
• Some days reward resources like Fire Dust, Pumpkins, Wood, or Stone.
• Other days can reward troops like Riders, Archers, or Lancers.
• The weekly prize list shows what is available each day.

If you win, you choose where to send the prize when you claim it. Resources can go to storage, and troop prizes can be sent to your lands.

App Pages

Here's a quick overview of every section in the app and what you'll find there.

Primos Landz Game Guide -- Built on Ronin Network

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