Vampire Rose Gothic Rank Overlay for Twitch XP Progress

The Vampire Rose Gothic Rank Overlay turns your own Twitch chat into a glowing XP system, with 16 ranks across 6 tiers your viewers climb live on stream. I designed the whole HUD — rank badge, XP bar, and level-up popups — as one cohesive gothic scene instead of a stitched-together plugin. It's part of my XP Widgets line for streamers who want a moonlit, vampire-rose mood instead of a generic gamer overlay. Vampire Rose is a gothic-themed animated rank and XP overlay built for StreamElements. It works with Twitch chat and adds support for 7TV and BTTV emotes. The widget shows one glowing HUD: a rank badge, viewer name, animated XP bar, and level counter. A rotating pink-magenta border and drifting particles frame the whole card. Viewers climb through 16 ranks spread across 6 tiers, from early ranks up through stages like Datastream Tier II. Animated level-up and rank-up popups mark every milestone as chatters progress. Five chat commands ship ready to use — !rank, !xp, !level, !leaderboard, and !daily — each with its own permission level. XP comes from chat messages, follows, subs, gift subs, raids, and cheers. There's also a !daily check-in on a 20-hour cooldown and an optional Channel Points redemption that doubles XP gain for a set time. Everything ships in one ZIP: the animated overlay files plus the settings you'll drop into StreamElements. Add it as an overlay source, paste in your Twitch channel name, and the XP tracking starts automatically — no coding needed. From there, the StreamElements Fields panel lets you rename every command, set XP rewards per action, and adjust HUD position, size, and animation intensity. Colors are fully open: accent, rare, border, text highlight, and background gradient all update instantly. Layout controls cover HUD position across all four corners, three HUD sizes, particle density up to 40, and border animation speed. Vampire Rose suits any Twitch, YouTube, or Kick streamer who wants a dark, romantic gothic look with a real progression system behind it — not just a static badge.