Streamer mode turns your Twitch channel into a hero that your whole chat plays together. You and your viewers summon it, you take it live, and chat steers it with votes, all in the same shared world and one-minute rounds as every other hero.

The whole rhythm, once you're set up:

• Connect your channel. Link your Twitch account so the game knows who your chat is.
• Summon a hero together. You and chat write its name, its story, and its first skill.
• Go live. The hero enters the world and starts taking commands.
• Chat votes. Viewers type !vote <command> and the most-voted command wins each round.
• Rest between streams. Put the hero to sleep when you're offline; it picks up exactly where it left off.

It all lives at /streamer. You'll need a free account with a linked Twitch channel, and that page walks you through connecting it.

A new hero is built from three fields: Name, Description, and a first Skill. For each one you write your take, then open it to chat. Viewers submit their own ideas, and a slider decides how the two sides mix.

• Your take plus the blend slider. Write a line yourself, then set a slider from all chat to all you (0–100%). It tells the AI how much weight your take carries against the community's.
• The Summoning Circle. Share your link (/summon/<your-channel>) on stream. Anyone watching can submit an idea for each open field, and resubmitting just replaces their last one.
• Generate. The AI takes your line plus a random shuffle of chat's submissions, blends them into one result, and tells you in a sentence what made it in. Don't love it? Regenerate.
• Accept all three, then Summon. Once every field is generated and accepted, summon the hero and it walks into the world.

You're writing a seed, not the finished story. The summoning sets what the hero is like at the start; what happens to it next is up to the votes, the dice, and the world.

Try it

A real summoning blend Open each one: real streamer and chat inputs, the AI's actual blend, and what the game forged from it.

See an example name blend

Streamer's take

“Korvath, Ember of the North”

Chat's ideas

• “Sir Snugglesworth III”
• “Korvath the Unpaid Intern”
• “Gerald”

Blended at 60% streamer / 40% chat

Korvath, Ember Intern of the North

The final name blends the streamer's original heroic and regional theme 'Korvath, Ember of the North' with the community's humorous and casual 'Unpaid Intern' title, creating a unique and pronounceable hero name.

A real output from the summoning AI — not a mock-up. Yours will differ.

See an example description blend

Streamer's take

“A disgraced royal cartographer who burned the only map to the kingdom's lost vault, and now wanders the world trying to redraw it from memory.”

Chat's ideas

• “she is terrified of birds for reasons she refuses to explain”
• “carries a battered tea kettle that whistles when danger is near”
• “owes money to every tavern on the continent”

Blended at 50% streamer / 50% chat

Once a royal cartographer, she is now a wandering outcast, haunted by the mistake of burning the sole map to the kingdom's lost vault and compelled to redraw it from memory. She carries a battered tea kettle that whistles when danger approaches, a constant reminder of her uneasy travels. Though owing debts to every tavern in the land, she remains determined, yet secretly terrified of birds for reasons she refuses to reveal.

This character blends the streamer's core concept of a disgraced royal cartographer trying to restore a lost map with the community's unique touches: the distinctive whistle of a battered tea kettle signaling danger, widespread debts owed to taverns, and a mysterious fear of birds.

…and the character the game forged from it

Korvath, Ember Intern of the North, once a royal cartographer, now a haunted outcast seeking redemption through her memories of a lost map.

Korvath, known as the Ember Intern of the North, bears the weight of her past as a once revered royal cartographer. In a moment of panic, she accidentally set ablaze the only map leading to the kingdom's legendary vault, a blunder that turned her into a wandering outcast. Now she roams the northern territories, her mind a tapestry of fragmented memories that she tirelessly redraws in hopes of recovering the lost map. Her battered tea kettle, a relic from her royal days, has become her most trusted companion, whistling ominously whenever danger lurks near. Though her debts tally at every tavern in the land, she continues her quest, fueled by a fierce determination to make things right. Unbeknownst to others, she harbors a deep, unshakable fear of birds; an irrational terror she keeps close to her heart, never revealing the cause behind it. Korvath's journey is one of adventure and introspection, as she seeks not just a physical map, but also a path back to her former life and the forgiveness she desperately needs.

Backstory (every hero): An ordinary person pulled from another world, still piecing together their purpose in this strange realm.

Eyes: GreenHair: Burnt OrangeClothing: Wears layered, weathered clothing ideal …Accessories: Worn leather bracelet engraved with map …Distinguishing marks: A faint burn scar on her wrist, a remind…

Portrait generated by the game's image pipeline from this exact character sheet.

A real output from the summoning AI — not a mock-up. Yours will differ.

See an example first skill blend

Streamer's take

“Frost magic that creeps — slow, patient ice that spreads while she stands her ground.”

Chat's ideas

• “make it sneeze-powered somehow”
• “ice skating attacks!!”
• “she can freeze drinks for the party”

Blended at 70% streamer / 30% chat

A frost magic skill where she summons slow-spreading ice that steadily creeps forward while she remains steadfast, leaving behind subtly chilled spots reminiscent of frosty drinks, giving a calm yet invigorating presence.

This skill blends the streamer's vision of slow, patient frost magic with the community's refreshing idea of freezing beverages, creating a creeping ice effect that subtly cools the environment without incorporating the more whimsical or unrelated suggestions.

…and the five-tier skill the game forged from it

Chat uses it with chill — but only Tier 1 is awake at first. Watch the “mistranslation” correct itself tier by tier:

1. Tier 1: Cool Step your hero wakes with this

   You occasionally notice that standing still for a few moments makes your boots a tad chilly, leaving faint frost on the ground when you lift your feet. It feels like a party trick—good for keeping your tea slightly colder or making tavern floors oddly slippery.

2. Tier 2: Draft Walker meditation unlocks

   Focusing your will, you cause a subtle line of cold to trail behind as you move or stand firm. You can deliberately chill small patches of ground, lowering the temperature enough to delay rot in supplies or startle pests. Still, the effect is slow and hardly combat-worthy.

3. Tier 3: Ice March meditation unlocks

   With a firm stance and focused breath, you command a creeping tide of frost to spread outward from your presence. The flow is mesmerizing, slow but steady, capable of coating surfaces in sharp rime. You realize you manipulate not just cold, but the principle of inexorable advance.

4. Tier 4: Frost Assertion meditation unlocks

   Now, raw intention alone can conjure a spreading, tenacious freeze in any direction you choose. The ice bends to your will, creeping steadily across floors, walls, or even up creatures—regardless of obstacles—responding to your focus and determination.

5. Tier 5: Axiom of Relentless Chill meditation unlocks

   You fully comprehend the immutable law of slow encroachment—the certainty that, given time, cold claims all things. By invoking this axiom, you leave behind pockets of absolute stillness and chilling inevitability that sap warmth, hope, and motion itself. The world must make way for the frost you decree.

A real output from the summoning AI — not a mock-up. Yours will differ.

The hero is bound to your Twitch channel. Viewers play by typing !vote <command> in chat, for example !vote go north or !vote search. It's the exact same command syntax as the keyboard game (see Typing commands for the full reference), and each one-minute round the most-voted command becomes canon.

• Chat votes in Twitch. No website or account needed, just !vote <command> in your chat.
• You can drive it from the web too. As the channel's streamer you can type commands straight onto the hero's gamescreen, and everyone else can +1 the votes already on the board.

Open the gamescreen and hand the hero to chat. The early loop is simple: explore the world, pick up gear, and clear the objectives that appear. Each one levels the hero and pays out a lasting reward.

Push that far enough and the hero can take on the world's boss. Whoever lands the killing blow earns the right to forge what comes next: a vote of meditate world ! <your vision> sets the name, look, and feel of the world everyone travels to after this one.

The skill chat summoned starts at Tier 1 of 5, a weak first form, and sharpens later as the hero meditates deeper in the world. See Growth & meditation for how reflections are judged, and Skills & crafting for how the tiers unlock.

From /streamer you flip the hero between Live and Dormant with one button: Go Live or End Session.

• Live. The hero is in the world and taking chat's votes.
• Dormant. The hero steps out of the world and takes no commands. When you go live again it returns to the same spot it left. Viewers who open its gamescreen meanwhile see a gentle "this hero is resting" note.

Ready? Start streaming →