The outlaws and community rebuilding Sherwood’s forest and village together
Principles into practice

A fairer forest.
Built step by step.

Our goal is a community where creators and supporters have reasons to build together—and responsibility to each other.

PrinciplesFull roadmapWhat success means
What we stand for

People are not a harvest.

Stoic Fox starts with a simple ambition: bring the interests of builders and supporters closer together. A project should have a reason to exist beyond its next burst of attention. People deserve to understand what is being built, what remains uncertain and how they can contribute.

Fairness

Make the important terms understandable. Let people evaluate the same project information before making decisions.

Responsibility

Creators should explain their decisions, acknowledge setbacks and remain accountable after launch.

Participation

Community feedback, art and ideas should have a visible place in the work.

Lasting identity

Build stories and experiences that people can enjoy beyond a price chart.

The trail to a freer forest

The Sherwood Roadmap

Six milestones. One shared direction.
Follow the path from the first story to a living world.

Proposed milestones, not dated release commitments. This map describes the intended sequence, not completion status.

01 · Awaken02 · Build community03 · Launch & grow04 · Games05 · Pons06 · Expand the forest
01
The first light

Awaken

Introduce the world before asking people to join it. Sherwood begins with a clear story and recognizable characters.

What happens here

  • Publish the Chronicles and character introductions.
  • Establish the visual identity across illustrations and short films.
  • Explain the project’s purpose and the values behind it.

The milestone: A coherent story and a shared reference for everything that follows.

Read the Chronicles →
02
Gather at the campfire

Build community

Bring the outsiders together and turn interest into participation. The aim is a community that can help shape the work.

What happens here

  • Open and verify official community channels.
  • Collect feedback on the story, priorities and proposed experiences.
  • Create space for art, ideas and constructive questions.

The milestone: A clear communication rhythm and visible ways to contribute.

Community information →
03
Cross the bridge

Launch & grow

Make the project understandable before a launch. Supporters need confirmed information to evaluate their participation.

What happens here

  • Publish verified token details and the official contract when confirmed.
  • Explain launch mechanics, allocation and creator commitments.
  • Communicate milestones and changes clearly after launch.

The milestone: Reviewable launch terms and a transparent path forward.

Read Our Way →
04
Enter the training grounds

Games

Give the community something enjoyable to do together. Begin with one small, testable gameplay loop.

What happens here

  • Choose a focused first concept and build a browser prototype.
  • Test controls, clarity and performance with players.
  • Refine the game before adding stages, characters or events.

The milestone: A playable experience shaped by feedback; rewards are not confirmed.

Explore Games →
05
Help change the tools

Pons community initiative

Use Pons as a tool for the movement. Bring the community together to advocate for fairer launch conditions on Pons.

What happens here

  • Gather feedback and prioritize proposals such as max buy, max wallet and meaningful creator capital at risk.
  • Ask for transparent allocations, liquidity commitments and protection against unfair launch advantages.
  • Seek dialogue with Pons and track any responses and adopted changes openly.

The milestone: A clear community proposal and a transparent record of progress. Platform adoption is not confirmed.

Our Pons initiative →
06
Let the forest grow

Expand the forest

Build outward from what the community enjoys and what the team can sustain. A larger world should still feel like Sherwood.

What happens here

  • Develop further stories, films and comics.
  • Explore new game experiences and creative collaborations.
  • Review feedback and update priorities as the project grows.

The milestone: A living world with a consistent identity and an active community.

Our long-term direction →
The forest belongs to the free.
How we judge the work

A stronger community.
A world worth returning to.

Success means people understand the project, creators keep showing up, players enjoy the experiences and community contributions matter. We want to see useful feedback become visible improvements—not just a larger number on a screen.

Our ambition is mutual opportunity for developers and supporters. That is a design goal, not a guarantee of financial outcomes. The practical commitment is to clearer information, fairer incentives and work that continues.