Relic Hunt Begins in the Streets of Munich
What if your city could play host to a hidden quest? What if the everyday sidewalk, bench or street sign becomes the starting point for something a little extraordinary?
First Contact: The Nebular Attractor
Discover the Nebular Attractor, the first galactic relic from the extinct Foundryon Universe. This skull-like artifact from an ancient exoplanetary civilization reveals evolved neural structures, mysterious sensory organs, and anatomical features that challenge everything we know about extraterrestrial life. Join the research at foundryon.com and become part of uncovering a lost civilization's secrets through the Galactic Fossil Relic Hunt.
You Just Found a Foundryon Token in the Streets—Here's What Happens Next
Wait… Is This Actually Real?
So you're walking home from school, maybe grabbing energy drink with friends, scrolling through your feed—and suddenly you spot something weird sitting on a bench. Or tucked into a corner. Or chilling on a bridge railing like it's been waiting for you specifically.
There Are Non-Terrestrial Artifacts Hidden in Your City Right Now—And You Can Actually Find Them
Join Foundryon's Galactic Fossil Relic Hunt—a real-world sci-fi geocaching game where alien artifacts hide in plain sight across global cities. Find tokens, unlock the Console, uncover an ancient civilization's mystery. No apps needed, just sharp eyes and curiosity.
Chapter Two: Foundryon Discovery Log – Chapter Two: The Forge Beneath the Spectrum
When the James Webb Space Telescope first surveyed the faint system now catalogued as Aurigae-F, its instruments recorded a spectral flicker not aligned with any known planetary orbit. Later cross-verification from the Very Large Telescope in Chile confirmed it: the source was not a planet, but a moon—a restless satellite now known as Erythra Ferris.