4444 vikings raiding each other
A game on Avalanche, 404-style but safe: the token is a bare ERC-20, and a viking is what you get when you stake one whole token. Hand the viking back and the token comes out again. Its art and its stats are written into the chain. Then send it out to take somebody else’s hoard.
Not deployed. No contract exists on Avalanche yet, no token has been minted and no liquidity has been opened. Every number on this site that would come from the chain says so explicitly instead of showing a placeholder. There has been no external audit.
What is actually on the chain
404-style, safe
A native ERC-404 mints and burns NFTs inside transfer. That means hidden work riding on every swap, an exemption list somebody had to get right, and a token that security scanners flag because it is not a plain ERC-20. Valhalla splits the two jobs. The token is a bare ERC-20: fixed supply, no owner, no mint, no tax, no pause, no list, and a transfer that does nothing but transfer. The vikings are a separate contract you enter by staking: one whole token in, one viking out, and the reverse whenever you like.
A swap never creates an NFT, for anybody. Your staked token is never at risk in a raid, because raids only move AVAX. How staking works →
The raid
A raid is a wager, not a lottery ticket. You commit against another jarl for 0.05 AVAX, which splits at the source: the operator’s 15% goes straight to an immutable address, and the rest is your wager. The same amount is locked out of the defender’s hoard at that moment, so they cannot see the raid coming and empty their hoard to dodge it.
The outcome is decided by the hash of a block that does not exist yet, mixed with a secret only you know. Neither side can steer it: both sides’ combat power is frozen when you commit, so staking more vikings afterwards changes nothing, and if you look at the result and decide not to reveal, your wager goes to the defender anyway. Choosing when to reveal is worth exactly zero.
“For stocks”: what that means here
The X bio says 4444 vikings raiding each others for stocks. There is no tokenized share with a tradeable pool on Avalanche. We checked on 2026-09-21: the permissioned RWA issuers here (BENJI, BUIDL, ACRED) have no DEX pool at all, and the xStock / Backed / Dinari equity tokens are not bridged to this chain. The only real assets nearby are gold (XAUt0) and a T-bill stable (AUSD), and neither is a share.
So the loot is AVAX. Real, withdrawable AVAX, not a made up ticker. We would rather say that plainly than print a stock symbol that does not exist. The war chest page shows exactly where the AVAX in the game comes from and how it leaves.
Vikings
Every viking’s clan, weapon, ship, rune and rank come from its id, through one keccak hash. These plates are drawn in your browser by the same code the contract runs, and a check in this repo diffs the two outputs byte for byte. Nothing here is a mockup of the art: it is the art.
Bear clan · Bow
Karvi · rune Raido
Karl (might 1)
Wolf clan · Hammer
Drakkar · rune Thurisaz
Karl (might 1)
Raven clan · Sword
Skiff · rune Ansuz
Jarl (might 3)
Serpent clan · Hammer
Skiff · rune Ansuz
Jarl (might 3)
Serpent clan · Spear
Snekkja · rune Ansuz
Einherjar (might 4)
Serpent clan · Axe
Skiff · rune Thurisaz
Thrall (might 0)
Look up any viking from 1 to 4444 →
Live from the chain
The contracts are not deployed, so there is no token staked, no viking alive, no raid and no war chest to report. When they go live this section reads the chain directly through a same-origin proxy, and shows the numbers it actually got.