You own one of those Bandits.

The Bandits is an idle risk game on Robinhood Chain. You send your Bandit underground, you choose how deep, and you choose how greedy. Every shift ends one of two ways: your Bandit walks out heavier, or the Company gets them.

The odds are painted on the wall before you commit. Nothing is hidden. The only question is how much nerve you've got.

What kind of game is this?

Idle on the surface. Something sharper underneath. Your Bandit does the digging while you're away. The decisions, where to dig, how long to stay down, when to bank and when to let it ride, those are yours, and they're the entire game.

No grinding. No daily chores. A few sharp decisions a day, each one with real odds and real stakes.

Why own one now

The mine hasn't opened yet. This is the quiet part.

• Staked Bandits are already earning. 5% of the entire token supply is reserved for stakers, and it's accruing right now, before the game exists. Fewer Bandits staked today means a bigger share for each one that is.
• Season 1 rates will never exist again. Emissions only step down. The people in earliest earn at numbers no one after them will ever see.
• The first winners get marked forever. Season prizes are cosmetics that render on the NFT itself and are never reissued. The Bandits that win early become the artifacts of this collection.

Nobody who did well in a game like this arrived once it was obvious.

Your Bandit is always in one of these states:

Getting hurt or caught isn't the end. Pay Sawbones, post Bail, or wait it out. Your Bandit always comes back.

Twenty seven Bandits in the collection are one of one pieces, hand made and unique. They play exactly like every other Bandit. The only difference is that there is one of each, and there always will be.

The town

Five doors are always open on the edge of the map:

The Sluice never hurts you. It's the front porch of the mine, slow, safe, always open. Everything below it is a choice.

Pick your shift length before you commit: a quick run or a long haul. Longer shifts haul more gold, and give the guards more time to notice you.

When your Bandit comes up from a shift, the gold is Loose. Loose Gold does something no bank will ever do:

But Loose Gold has two problems:

• Other players can see it. And they can Jump you for up to 20% of it.
• It only grows for so long. After 7 days the growing stops, and the pile just sits there, exposed.

Or you walk into The Stash and lock it in. Stashed gold is untouchable, forever. Growth stops the moment it's locked in, and so does the risk.

So every single day, you're making the same same decision: let it ride, or lock it in?

Jumping moves gold between players. Nothing is printed, nothing appears from nowhere. Someone's great day is someone else's bad one.

Stash early if you can't take the heat.

Levelling burns supply

Levelling your Bandit unlocks deeper locations and bigger earnings. Levelling costs $BANDIT, and every token spent on levels is burned. 100% of it. Permanently.

Same for Bail, Sawbones, laundering Heat, and buying back confiscated gear. None of it is a fee going into someone's pocket. It's supply being destroyed.

Every impatient player, every deep unlock, every jailbreak makes every remaining token scarcer. The people playing hardest are the ones tightening supply for everyone.

Threads are cosmetics. Buy them at the Fence, dress your Bandit, most of what you spend is burned.

Scars are different. Scars cannot be bought.

Survive a Motherlode bust, earn the mark. Win big enough, earn the mark. Scars render on your Bandit's art, visible to everyone, forever.

Season prizes

Announced at the start of every season. Awarded at the end.

The pot is funded entirely from tokens players already spent, never from new emissions, so the prize never inflates supply by a single token. The more the whole world played, the bigger the pot.

Winner cosmetics stack across seasons. A Bandit marked in Season 1, 2, and 3 becomes something nobody can ever recreate. Those are the Bandits people will tell stories about.

Where the supply went

We set out with a team allocation. We cut it. Everything that would have gone to us went back into the pool that pays players instead, and what is left is the simplest split we could build.

No team allocation. No advisors. No private round. No vesting schedule to watch, because there is nothing vesting.

Community, in practice

That 71.43% is not a number sitting in a wallet waiting to be spent on something vague. It is the entire game economy:

• Player rewards. Everything the mine pays out comes from here, on a published schedule that steps down every season.
• The staking reserve. 5% of total supply, set aside for staked Bandits and nothing else.
• Season pots and events. Funded from what players have already spent, never from new emissions.

The rules

Every burn in this game comes from a player choosing to spend. There are no buyback events and no scheduled burns for the sake of a headline. If nobody plays, nothing burns. We would rather say that plainly than imply a scarcity the design cannot deliver.

Every staked Bandit accrues a share of that reserve. The earlier you stake and the longer you stay, the larger your share grows. The exact split follows a published formula tied to time staked, and time is the one thing you can't buy back later.

And when the Goldline opens, nothing changes for you. Work the mine when you're active, stake when you're away. Your Bandit is never dead weight.

This is a game of skill, patience, and nerve, played with a volatile asset. Nothing here is financial advice, and nothing here is a promise of profit.

What we do promise:

• Published odds that never move mid-season
• A fixed supply that never inflates
• An economy where every lever is public
• A mine that pays the bold