Item NFT
You spent three weeks farming that legendary. You crafted a one-of-a- kind sword. You found the limited-edition cosmetic during a one-week event. These aren't "an item from your inventory" anymore - they're your items.
In Wildoria, you can seal them. Once sealed, an item is yours on the blockchain, not on a server. You can keep it forever, transfer it to another wallet, sell it to another player - the game can't take it back.
NFT specs
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Standard | ERC-721 (one token per sealed item instance) |
| Token name / symbol | Wildoria Item / WLDI |
| One token per item instance | Each item instance can be sealed exactly once |
| Transferable | Yes - to any wallet, on-chain |
| Burnable | No - sealing is permanent |
| Stackable items use | A separate ERC-1155 contract - see "Not every item gets sealed" below |
| Network | Avalanche (currently Fuji testnet during open beta) |
Not every item gets sealed
Sealing each item costs a tiny on-chain fee, so it doesn't make sense for everything. Wildoria divides items into three buckets:
| Item kind | Where it lives | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Unique / rare - legendaries, named drops, limited cosmetics | Sealed individually as NFTs | Each one matters by itself |
| Stackable / common - potions, ingredients, ammo, materials | Bundled into a single shared bag (still on-chain, but counted in stacks) | One token per item would be silly when you carry hundreds |
| Soulbound / quest-only | Server only | These are designed to never leave your character - a transfer would break the quest |
This page is about the first group - unique items sealed individually. The stackable group has its own contract; address is on the contracts page.
How to seal an item
Tap Seal on the item card. Confirm the on-chain transaction in your wallet. The item NFT lands in your wallet within seconds.
Same trust pattern as character sealing: the game gives you a one-time approval bound to your wallet and that specific item. The seal can only happen with both your signature and the game's approval - neither side alone is enough.
One-time, irreversible
Each item can be sealed exactly once. After it's sealed:
- It's on-chain forever - there's no "unseal" button.
- Nobody can seal a duplicate of the same item. The chain refuses it, every time, even if someone tries with admin access.
Save the seal for items you'd be genuinely sad to lose.
Transferring or selling a sealed item
A sealed item is a standard NFT. You can:
- Move it between your own wallets through your wallet's normal NFT screen.
- List it on the Wildoria Marketplace for WLD.
- List it on any external NFT marketplace that supports Avalanche.
When a transfer happens on-chain, Wildoria notices within seconds and updates the game's view of who owns the item. If the new owner has a Wildoria account with that wallet linked, the item appears in their inventory.
If a sealed item moves to a wallet that's not linked to any Wildoria account, the item still belongs to whoever holds the wallet - they just can't equip it in the game until they connect that wallet to an account.
Why this is different from "just a database entry"
Without sealing, your items live entirely in Wildoria's database. That database is well-backed-up and well-cared-for, but it's still a database - in the worst case (account hack, mistaken admin action, unexpected outage) those items could be at risk.
Sealing flips the model: the chain is the truth, the server only mirrors it. Even if Wildoria's entire backend went offline tomorrow, your sealed items would still belong to you, in your wallet, provably, on the blockchain.
Don't bother sealing common gear. Save it for items you'd genuinely miss - the legendary, the named drop, the limited-edition cosmetic. Each seal is one tap.
Verify it yourself
→ Contract address + Snowtrace link: contracts page.
Items sealed during open beta exist for testing only and won't migrate to mainnet. Test freely.