Crimson Throne Gothic Spin Wheel Overlay for Twitch

The Crimson Throne is a dark gothic spin wheel widget for Twitch, YouTube, and OBS streams, built for giveaways, game picks, and channel point rewards. Deep crimson and maroon tones wrap around a candlelit pointer, turning every spin into a small ceremony. I designed it for streamers who want their giveaways to feel as deliberate as the rest of their scene. Crimson Throne is a fully customizable spin wheel widget built for Twitch, YouTube, and OBS, with up to 30 slots for prizes, game picks, or Q&A topics. Weighted odds let you set the real chance of each result, and dedicated rare jackpot slots keep a big win possible without making it common. The wheel uses a 6-color palette, including a separate rare slot color, plus custom fonts so the whole thing matches your existing brand instead of looking bolted on. You control spin duration and spin cooldown directly, and the widget can stay always-on or auto-hide between spins. A result banner displays the winning slot after each spin, with a pointer wobble effect for a bit of tension before it lands. It responds to the !spin chat command, and you can gate access with permission tiers, or connect it to sub and gift triggers, tip triggers, and cheer or bits triggers so viewers spin by supporting the channel. Setup takes about a minute: unzip the download, then drop the wheel into a browser source in OBS, Streamlabs, or StreamElements. Edit slot labels, colors, and odds to match your show before you go live. It's fully transparent, so it sits cleanly over your scene without a background box. Once it's in, it's yours — no subscription, no recurring fee. Crimson Throne fits channels that lean into a darker, more atmospheric look — think candlelight, deep reds, and a bit of drama around every giveaway. It works well for channel point rewards, subscriber giveaways, game-pick segments, and Q&A nights, and since every color and font is editable, it won't fight with the rest of your gothic or dark-fantasy branding.