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Hello Legends. 🫂 Our founder @tiger_aspect06 sat down to tell the full story behind Tiny Legends: where it started, why it exists, and what’s waiting for you when the gates open. Introduction (00:00 – 01:51) Tiger’s path into Web3 didn’t start with a whitepaper. It started in esports. After years of competing and streaming, he went looking for something new and found it in the 2021 NFT run. From that moment he had one goal: a competitive Web3 gaming scene that could stand next to the games he grew up playing. Five years as a community manager, moderator, advisor, marketing lead and Space host followed. Through all of it, he was quietly building something of his own. The State of Web3 Gaming (01:51 – 03:23) Web3 gaming started with Axie Infinity: mostly assets, very little game. It has come a long way since then, and the latest wave of games on Robinhood Chain has handled Web3 mechanics well. But one thing is still missing: the depth, the lore and the gameplay that keep people coming back to Web2 titles. That gap is what Tiny Legends was built to close. Inside Tiny Legends (03:23 – 12:00) An auto idle game that refuses to play itself. Check in for a few minutes a day, or go all in. Both paths are valid, and both are rewarded. The world: the goddess Anora brings light back to the world, and the Gloom King wakes up wanting it for himself. To stop him, she awakens the Tiny Legends, heroes of a forgotten age. 24 Legends at launch, with more to come as the story unfolds, shaped by community decisions 15 lands to conquer 4 classes and a party bonus system: no fixed roles, build your own way Bosses with real mechanics (silences, stuns, phases), plus Summoner Spells that let you step into any fight Guild Bosses, where damage decides rewards and a shared kill pays the whole guild Sieges: take places from rival parties and earn for every second you hold them 5 elements with counters, and an Elemental Tower to test your builds Unique items such as Muramasa, which casts every spell a second time Pets, a Camp, hero bonds and minigames that make downtime count Tokenomics (12:00 – 13:36) A Web3 game has to be worth your time against every other game you could be playing. Market conditions will always play their part, but the economy behind Tiny Legends is designed to reward the hours you put in. Getting it right took the team months of work, and we’re proud of where it has landed. Closing (13:36 – 14:20) Nearly 13,000 players have already registered. For a project that started as one person’s dream, that number means everything. Thank you for being here this early. The team won’t let Tiger spoil any more lore, but every character, every land and every turn of the story will be shaped by this community. Good morning, good day or good night, wherever you’re watching. See you on the battlefield. Register now: tinylegendsgame.io