The Royal Tower - a Mini-Game for Donations
Lots climb the tower's floors: the more donations, the steadier the climb - a separate draw format for moments that call for full-screen drama.
How the tower works
Each lot is a contestant climbing the tower's floors. Donations on a lot push it upward; lower-amount lots carry a slightly higher risk of slipping, which keeps the climb alive all the way to the top instead of being decided upfront by a single amount.
The winner is decided on the server - same as in the roulette and the auction: the panel and the on-stream scene only play back an animation of an already-decided result.
Three finale variants
The draw has several ways it can end - the tower doesn't play out the same way every time, which matters for formats where the Royal Tower gets used regularly instead of as a one-off.
When to use it instead of the roulette
The Royal Tower lives in the "Mini-games" section, separate from the auction and roulette, with its own scene with no control panel in frame - handy for big donations or a dedicated dramatic moment on stream, when a single wheel spin doesn't build enough tension.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Royal Tower?
A mini-game in the Mini-games section: lots climb the tower's floors, and the more donations, the steadier the climb. There are several finale variants and a separate scene for the stream with no control panel in frame.
Can who climbs highest be rigged?
No - same as the roulette, the outcome is calculated on the server, not the streamer's or viewer's browser.
Do I need real donations to try it?
No - you can test the tower with random test donations right in the panel, no signup needed.