In Brief:
- Ronin said on X that Nomgar Clash players holding KTTY World, Wild Forest (official site) and Fight League NFTs can now burn eligible assets to get three new Nomgars.
- These three collections are in addition to the six that were eligible when Moku's card battler launched in September.
- Under a six-week leaderboard program worth 1.2M bRON, the top 100 players each week share 200K bRON, and each one also gets a Grand Arena ARENA $0.00001503 ▼ -32% S2 Pack.
On Thursday, Ronin announced that three more collections, KTTY World, Wild Forest and Fight League, can now be burned in the Nomgar Clash Forge.
Players who burn qualifying NFTs from these collections get three new Nomgars. Ronin did not say what the new units are called or which tokens from each collection are eligible. Instead, it sent players to nomgar.com/play.
Remember, there are 200K bRON rewards every week for the top 100 players!
Plus a Grand Arena S2 pack.
Burn, build your roster, then climb!@RoninView on X ↗
Ronin’s post said: “Got KTTY World, Wild Forest or Fight League NFTs just sitting in your wallet?” It added: “You can now burn eligible NFTs for three new Nomgars.”
Inside the Forge
The Forge lets Nomgar Clash turn NFTs from other games into its own units. A player chooses an eligible NFT, pays a fee in Gems and burns the token. The player then receives a new Nomgar NFT in their wallet.
A burn cannot be undone. For RagMon, the game lists a cost of 10 Gems plus network gas.
Collections are not all treated the same way. A burned Ragnarok: Monster World Ragmon becomes its own unique 1:1 Nomgar and keeps its rarity and level. Other collections unlock a matching unit instead. For example, burning an Apeiron Planet or Apostle unlocks Ape the Iron Planet.
The original six collections
Six sets were eligible at launch: Ragnarok: Monster World Ragmons, Tribesters Companions, Wildlings + Characters, The Machines Arena Skins + Familiars, Apeiron Planets + Apostles and the Fishing Frenzy FISH $0.001231 ▲ +5.8% Founders Pass.
Ronin’s newsletter described the Forge as a way to take NFTs from games that have shut down and turn them into units in another game. Ragnarok: Monster World went offline on Dec. 29, 2025.
Not every unit requires a burn. Integrated troops such as Moki, Ronke and Schiffy can be found in in-game Piñatas.
Leaderboard rewards
The Forge expansion comes partway through the game’s first rewards program. The leaderboard started Sept. 18 at 00:00 UTC and runs for six weeks, with 1.2M bRON in total rewards.
The top 100 players share 200K bRON every week. Each of them also gets one Grand Arena S2 Pack, which contains Moki shares on a bonding curve. The leaderboard resets every Friday at 00:00 UTC.
In a follow-up post, Ronin wrote: “Remember, there are 200K bRON rewards every week for the top 100 players!” It added: “Plus a Grand Arena S2 pack.”
About the game
Nomgar Clash is a browser-based strategy game built by Moku. Players take an eight-card deck of troops, spells and buildings into a small arena. They deploy cards using Soul Energy, which regenerates over time. To win, a player has to destroy the opponent’s Nexus.
A standard match lasts three minutes, and close games go to overtime. There are 51 cards to unlock, and duplicate cards upgrade the ones a player already has.
The game opened for a playtest on Sept. 16. New players can start with free cards, so they don’t need to buy an NFT or connect a wallet.
Ronin kept its message to holders of the newly added collections short: “Burn, build your roster, then climb!”