Vampire Rose Spin Wheel Overlay for Twitch StreamElements

The Vampire Rose Spin Wheel is a gothic-themed animated spin wheel overlay for Twitch, YouTube, and Kick, built for StreamElements with customizable slots. Deep burgundy, black, and soft pink layer over a rose-and-thorn frame, with a glowing dagger pointer marking each spin. August, DigitalScenary's solo designer, built it for streamers who want their reward wheel to feel like part of the scene, not a bolted-on plugin. Vampire Rose Spin Wheel refers to a StreamElements interactive wheel widget with up to 30 customizable slots, arranged around a central THORN slot that acts as a rare jackpot space. You can label slots for activities like Subscribe, Tip Goal, Discord, Game Pick, Q&A, and Just Chat, then set weighted odds so rare outcomes land less often than common ones. The wheel supports custom fonts, a 6-color palette, adjustable spin duration, and spin cooldown timers, so it never spins too fast or too often for your chat to follow. Viewers can trigger a spin through subs, gifted subs, tips, and cheers, or type !spin if you enable the chat command, with permission tiers to control who can play. A result banner announces the winning slot, and a pointer wobble effect adds a small, satisfying snap when the wheel settles. The background is fully transparent, so it drops into any OBS or Streamlabs scene without a border to hide. Setup happens inside StreamElements: unzip the files, drop the overlay source into your scene, then customize slots, colors, and fonts from the StreamElements dashboard. No coding and no extra software — the download works the moment you're ready to stream. Once it's yours, use it across as many Vampire Rose spins as your channel needs. The Vampire Rose theme suits dark fantasy, gothic, and moody-elegant channels — anyone whose brand leans more candlelight than neon. It's one more way to reward your community for showing up, whether that's a sub train, a tip goal, or just picking the next game together. Made by August at DigitalScenary, one designer building overlays meant to feel personal, not templated.