A dragon. A hoard. Your community’s story.

What changes when viewers interact?

Supported follows, subscriptions, gifts, Bits and raids produce World reactions. Viewers appear as Traveler Characters. Supported non-monetary participation earns global Traveler XP; payment events can add community Reputation and visual reactions, but do not buy Traveler XP or Adventure power.

Eligible creators can connect supported Channel Point interactions, including Feed, Wake and Steal Coin. Their outcomes follow the World’s existing rules. A successful theft can also earn a one-time Hoard Coin keepsake; it has no currency value.

What carries into the next stream?

The hoard, World state and community relationships are saved on the server. Viewers keep one global Character across Realities. Recognizable regulars and earned moments can become part of a community’s ongoing story instead of disappearing at the end of a session.

How does it fit around gameplay?

Gameplay preserves a configured capture area, while Starting Soon, BRB and Ending provide theater scenes. Scene Layout gives movable elements labeled handles. Alerts and optional chat share the scene’s stable OBS URL. Preview placement and simulations before checking your actual broadcast output.

What can I use today?

Dragon’s Hoard, Neon District, Blackwood Manor and Clean Overlay are available now. Start with Free using Twitch. Future World concepts are not playable, and discovery availability is shown separately.

Try sample events, then check your scenes and audio in your own OBS output before going live. Twitch feature eligibility still applies.