Cathedral Gothic Viewer Rank & XP Overlay for Twitch

The Cathedral Gothic Rank Overlay is an animated Twitch and StreamElements widget where viewers earn XP, level up, climb through 16 ranks across 6 tiers. I built it as a dark, moonlit display with gold trim and a warm orange glow. It's for streamers who want chat to feel like a living game world. Every rank card shows the viewer's chosen name, tier label, and level number. It sits inside a glowing gold border with a rotating frame and softly drifting particles. Colors, layout, and animation intensity are all tunable, so the overlay can glow at full strength or stay subtle in a corner. Cathedral Gothic Rank Overlay is a customizable viewer-progression widget for Twitch, StreamElements, 7TV, and BTTV that turns your chat into a persistent XP game. Every message, follow, sub, gift sub, raid, and cheer awards XP toward 16 distinct ranks spread across 6 tiers, each shown on an animated rank card with the viewer's name, current rank, level number, and a glowing XP bar. Level-up and rank-up popups celebrate milestones live on screen, and a live leaderboard highlights the top viewers on command. Chatters check their own progress with five built-in commands — !rank, !xp, !level, !leaderboard, and !daily — each renamable and restricted to everyone, subs, VIPs, or mods. A daily check-in command adds a bonus XP claim on a 20-hour cooldown, and an optional Channel Points reward doubles XP for a limited time. Colors, position, size, particle density, and border speed are all adjustable in the StreamElements Fields panel. The overlay's moody gold-and-orange palette can shift to match any stream your channel needs. Setup takes about a minute: paste the browser source link into OBS or Streamlabs, connect your Twitch channel name, and the overlay is live. Everything else lives in the StreamElements Fields panel — no code, no extra software. Pick your own accent, rare, and border colors, adjust overlay size and position, and dial particle density and border-glow speed to taste. The default palette leans deep charcoal with candlelit gold and ember orange, like a cathedral lit only by moonlight. The live leaderboard keeps the competitive spirit going between streams. Viewers can call it up with a command to see the top-ranked names, and it fades back out once the moment passes so it never crowds your scene. I built this for streamers who want viewers to feel like they're part of an ongoing story, not just a chat log. Once you download the pack, it's yours — recolor it for every season and it'll still feel like your channel.