🌶️ Sriracha RPG

⚔️ Combat & the loop

• Fights are automatic. !fight rolls an encounter from the current game's bestiary and resolves it in one line — win XP, gold, and maybe loot.
• Pace: 15 seconds between fights, always — nothing shortens this fixed cooldown except the Tavern's House Ale. Lose and you're ALSO briefly wounded on top of that (VIT and some classes shorten this second, separate timer). New hunters recover fastest: the wound gets longer as you level, from about 30s at Lv1 to the full rest by Lv10. Run !recovery anytime to see your exact numbers for both timers and every factor feeding them (VIT, skills, class, level) — handy since VIT only ever touches the wound one, not the flat 15s.
• Power comes from your level, class, allocated STR, and equipped gear; crits come from your class + AGI. Bigger monsters appear as you level.
• The world keeps pace with you. Levelling alone won't turn fights into a walkover — enemies scale with your standing. What actually pushes your odds up is gear better than your level's average, buffs, elemental matchups and crits. No fight is ever a certain win or a certain loss.
• Level up to unlock deeper tiers of the bestiary — the strongest monsters (and the real bosses) only face seasoned hunters.

🏰 Dungeons (Lv3+)

• !dungeon pays the gatekeeper a fee and starts a run against one of the game's true bosses, waiting behind a locked door.
• Inside, !fight pushes room by room — tougher monsters, +40% XP & gold, and each kill can drop the 🗝️ boss key (guaranteed by room 5).
• Key in hand, !boss opens the door. Win: big XP/gold, a guaranteed 🟣epic+ signature drop, a 🏰 clear, and a shot at Scovilles. Lose (or any death inside): thrown out, run lost. !leave flees safely.
• 🌶️ Special dungeons (!dungeon special) need a Special Key bought with Scovilles — crimson gates with tier-4/5 monsters but far richer loot (legendary-heavy boss table, 5× pet rates, the best odds at encounter-only cosmetics).

🌀 Cross-game portals

Very rarely, !fight tears open a shimmering portal to a game Frank used to stream. Step through with !portal (free, Lv3+) for a one-off dungeon themed to that past world — the draw is its legacy loot: gear you can't get any other way, since that game isn't in rotation anymore. Same rules as a normal dungeon; death sends you back to the present.

🧭 Non-combat encounters

Sometimes !fight finds not a monster but a moment — answer with !answer <n> (no wound, ever):

• 🧠 Trivia — a lore question about the current game. Right answer → gold + XP.
• 🔮 Riddle — a themed riddle, multiple choice.
• 🧭 Choice — a dilemma with no wrong answer, only trade-offs (gold, XP, a buff…).

🧑‍🎓 Classes & promotions

Pick a base class free once with !class <name> (changing later costs 200g). Bare !class always shows your current class, your unlocked skills, and what you can become next.

Tier-2 promotions (Lv6+, 250g) — once you're a base class, walk a deeper path with !class <name>. Each brings two signature skills that unlock as you level and proc automatically in combat:

Elemental mages even carry their element innately — no enchant needed. Some gear is class-forged (marked ✨) and gives a bonus when worn by its matching class line.

📊 Stats & 🧠 skills

Every level grants a stat point (!stat <stat> <n>) across six stats:

Every 2 levels grants a skill point (!skills / !learn <skill>). Skills are passive and proc on their own — but they are not a one-off unlock:

• Every skill has 10 ranks. Each point you spend adds a rank, and every rank makes the effect stronger. !learn keeneye five times is Keen Eye rank 5.
• Every class has TWO signature skills that nobody else can take — a Berserker's Bloodlust and Reckless; a Herald's Proclaim and Witness. Promote onto a new path and its pair opens up on top of your base line's. Add the seven shared skills and that is nine to choose between (eleven once you have promoted).
• Effects of the same type share a ceiling. Stacking three power skills will not make you invincible — past a point the extra ranks stop paying, so spreading your points is usually stronger than tunnelling one stat.
• You will never max everything. A skill point spent on your signature is a point not spent on Keen Eye — that trade is the build.

Shared skills anyone can rank: powerstrike, goldrush, scavenger, ironhide, secondwind, keeneye, study. !skills lists exactly what your class can take and what the next rank would give you.

Regret a build? The shop sells stat & skill resets (500g).

🔢 Stat numbers — the real math

The table above tells you what each stat is for; this one is the actual formula behind it — exact per-point value, where it caps, and what a couple of realistic investments look like.

🩹 VIT reduces the wound timer described in Combat — it never touches the flat 15s !fight cooldown. Even a maxed VIT build still hits the game's universal 20s floor, the same minimum every other wound-reducing source (skills, class) also bottoms out at — run !recovery for your own exact numbers with every factor broken out.

🦶 DEX's 12% cap is DEX alone — class bonuses and the keeneye skill's evade ranks stack on top, up to an overall evasion ceiling of 35%. A dodge cancels a loss's penalty but never turns a loss into a win.

🗡️ Gear, upgrading & enchanting

• Loot tiers: ⚪ common → 🟢 uncommon → 🔵 rare → 🟣 epic → 🟠 legendary → 🔴 mythic. Drops are not auto-equipped — check !bag and !equip <id> (one weapon + one armor).
• Durability: gear wears every fight (faster on losses). Broken gear works at half power until you !repair. Nobody sits on god-tier gear forever.
• Bag: you start with 1 slot (equipped gear doesn't count). A full bag means new drops are lost — !sell <id> or !buy bag (price doubles each slot).
• Signature weapons: each game hides one mythic legend (Stellar Blade → Eve's Blood Edge 🌟). Mythic weapon drops take its name.
• Cosmetics & pets are game-themed — some outfits are shop-buyable, others (and the joke items) are encounter-only. Your character — gear, pets, stats — persists across every game Frank plays; only the bestiary changes.

🔨 Upgrading (강화)

• Each + adds ~15% to an item's stats. Early plusses are safe — a fail only wastes gold.
• Higher up the anvil turns cruel: a fail can knock the item down a level, and from +6 a failed tap can SHATTER it forever. 강화의 저주.
• The upgrade ceiling is set by your faction's 🔨 Forge — it starts at just +1 and rises (with fewer shatters) as your platform develops the Forge. Building it up is a community effort.

✨ Enchanting & elements

!enchant <id> imbues a weapon with a random element: 🔥 fire · ❄️ ice · ⚡ lightning · 🌑 void · ✨ holy. Many monsters carry an element too — strike a weakness for bonus power (🔥>❄️>⚡>🔥, and 🌑⇄✨). Re-enchanting rerolls it. The faction 🔮 Arcanum makes enchanting cheaper.

🔨 The blacksmith — wear, reforging & crafting

Gear tires out

Every !repair costs gold and shaves 5% off that item's maximum durability. Gear you've carried a long way slowly gets frailer — it will never drop below 25% of what it was built for, so nothing ever becomes unusable, but eventually you'll want to replace it or restore it.

🔥 Reforging (Scovilles)

!reforge <id> rebuilds the durability ceiling — and can push it past the original, up to double. Priced by rarity (⚪1 · 🔵2 · 🟣3 · 🟠5 · 🔴8 🌶️SHU), so a favourite legendary can be made tougher than the day you found it.

⚒️ Crafting — a real gamble

With a Forge built, !craft weapon 50 or !craft armor 25 bets that percentage of your gold on a new piece of gear. Better odds come from spending more — not from the percentage itself, so betting your last 100 gold won't out-roll someone staking thousands. A higher faction Forge tilts every roll in your favour.

Minimum stake 100g. The forge won't fire for less.

📦 Storage — Armory, Vault & Menagerie

Three faction buildings each keep one kind of thing safe without using a bag slot: 🗡️ Armory for weapons, 🛡️ Vault for armor, 🏡 Menagerie for pets. Built for the gear you're sentimental about — a first legendary, a signature blade — but don't want to fight with.

!store <id> puts something away (it's unequipped automatically), !retrieve <id> brings it back, and !storage shows what's inside. Each building holds 2 items per level, so a fully built one keeps 20.

🐾 Pets & loyalty

Pets are companions, not equipment — they never wear out and can never break. Equip one (!equip <id>) and it fights alongside you. !pet shows its ability, how often it acts, and its loyalty meter.

Every pet starts with 100 loyalty, whatever its rarity. Rarity doesn't buy a bigger meter — it buys how often your pet does something for you:

Every pet has one ability, rolled when you find it:

Loyalty drains by 5 twice a day — at midnight and noon KST. A pet at zero loyalty simply stops helping until you feed it; you never lose it, and it never needs repairing. A full 100 meter lasts about ten days untended.

🦴 Treats (!treat <id>, gold) refill the meter. 🛁 Spa treatments (!spa <id>, Scovilles) temporarily raise the ceiling above 100, which is how you bank enough loyalty to afford Curator and Intervention procs — the ceiling can reach 1000 with a fully built Pet Store. When a spa expires, loyalty settles back to 100.

🌶️ Welcome to Sizzle's Pet Pantry. Like the Tavern, the whole menu is on offer from day one — !donate petstore <amount> doesn't unlock new items, it makes every one of them cheaper and more potent as your faction builds it. !petstore in chat shows a quick price list; here's the full menu:

Every Pet Store level shaves 4% off every price and adds 3% to every effect — by Lv10 the whole menu is 40% cheaper and roughly a third stronger.

🧳 Merchants & wild pets

Instead of a monster, !fight can turn up a wandering merchant — a few offers, ~150s to !deal <n> before they move on. Sometimes they're specialists:

• ⚔️ Weaponsmith · 🛡️ Armorer — focused gear (+ repairs / enchants)
• 🐾 Beast Tamer — pets across rarities
• ⚗️ Alchemist — war elixirs, lucky charms, dungeon maps, repairs
• ✨ Enchanter — enchant your equipped weapon on the spot
• 🎭 Curio Dealer — encounter-only cosmetics & rare pets

High CHA means better prices and more visits (and a well-built faction 🏪 Market brings merchants around more often). Rarely, a wild pet simply appears and chooses you — have a free bag slot, or it wanders off. 💔

🏰 Factions & development

Every hunter belongs to the faction of the platform they play on — 🟣 Twitch vs 🟢 CHZZK vs 🔵 SOOP vs 🔴 YouTube. Your fights feed a weekly, per-capita faction score (so a small, active faction can out-punch a big lazy one); the leading faction enjoys a better pet-drop rate. !factions shows the live leaderboard. No power snowball — it's about pride.

🏗️ Building your faction (the community project)

Fund your platform's infrastructure with !donate <building> <amount> [shu]. Every level you raise helps everyone on your platform:

• It takes a village. Each player can only add so much per week (a patron cap that resets Monday), so no single big spender can max a faction — a level only comes when many people chip in, week after week. !faction shows progress and the week's 🏅 top patron.
• It's a sink, not a reward for winning — a faction that's behind can still invest and catch up.
• 🌟🔥 World events occasionally swing a faction's progress — a washed-up cache bolsters a building, or raiders torch one — but a setback never costs you a level you've earned.
• 🌶️ Levels 9 and 10 can't be bought with gold at any price. Donations take a building as far as Lv8; past that it takes Scovilles — !ascend <building> for 5 🌶️SHU to reach Lv9 and 10 more for Lv10. ⚠️ Those two tiers fade by one level every 30 days, so the very top of a building is something a faction keeps paying to hold, not a trophy you win once.

🍺 The Tavern

!tavern shows your platform's food & drink menu; !eat <id> buys and drinks/eats it, applying its buff right away. It's a faction building just like the four above, but instead of unlocking new items, leveling it (!donate tavern <amount>) makes every item on the menu cheaper AND longer-lasting — all 6 are on the menu from day one:

Every Tavern level cuts prices by 8% and adds +1 fight of duration to all six items at once — by Lv5 the whole menu is 40% cheaper and lasts noticeably longer. Notice the pattern: cheap gold items up top, Scovilles for the strongest effects — those are worth spending real support on.

🍽️ One more thing money can't buy: every game has exactly ONE signature dish that can rarely drop from any monster (themed to whatever you're playing — Persona 5 Royal's is LeBlanc's own curry). Find one and !eat <item id> it for a free one-time combo buff (+10% XP, +15% drop, +15% power, 10 fights) — no gold or Scovilles required, just luck.

🎩 Patron — spending gold on the room

Gold piles up faster than one hunter can spend it. !patron turns yours into something the whole chat sees happen — every one of these pays out to the room, never to you.

🌶️ Scovilles (SHU) — the heat currency

Gold is earned by playing. Scovilles are earned by supporting the stream — and every platform counts, at the same rate.

🌶️ !shu shows your balance and your personal support code. Put that code in the message when you support and the Scovilles land on your character.

Spend them on Special Dungeon Keys, Tavern top-shelf items, Pet Store spa treatments, !reforge, and !ascend (the only way to push a faction building to Lv9–10). You can also donate them to your faction, where they count for far more than gold.

🛒 The shop

!shop lists what's on offer; !buy <id> purchases it. Gold buys gear boxes, bag slots and resets — but some items are real effects on the stream itself. Every real reward goes to Frank's approval queue: nothing auto-fires, he honors it live when ready. Today's game-themed outfits show up as !buy c1, c2… in !shop.

🔁 Rebirth & class mastery

At Lv25 you can !rebirth — start again from Lv1 as a different path, and keep permanent proof of the one you finished.

⚠️ You really do start from nothing — no stat points, no skill ranks, no head start, and no shortcut. What a past life buys you is permission, not power: a Legacy Slot lets you break one of the game's rules forever, but every fight is as honest as it was the first time.

✨ Legacy Slots

Every rebirth earns one. !legacy shows what's on offer; !legacy <perk> confirm spends one. There is no respec — choose carefully.

None of these make you stronger — that's deliberate. They let you carry more, hear sooner, and keep more of who you were.

🏆 Your old gear becomes trophies. Everything you were wearing moves into the Armory and Vault permanently — you can look at it forever, but it can never be equipped again.

💔 You may carry a piece over. !rebirth confirm <item id> keeps a single weapon or armor as a memento: you can still equip it, but its durability is broken forever, so it fights at half strength and can never be repaired, reforged, upgraded or enchanted. A reminder of who you were, not a shortcut back to power.

🔒 Rebirth is the only way to change your path. Past Lv6 you can't swap lines — a Rogue can't become a Warrior, and a Barbarian can never become an Assassin. Finish the path you chose, then be reborn as something else.

!mastery shows how many of the game's classes you've completed. Nobody has finished them all.

On Twitch the bot speaks English; Korean command aliases work everywhere. Your full sheet: franksriracha.zip/rpg/p/<your-twitch-name> — it shows your rank, your lifetime record (win rate, crits, dungeon runs, portals, boss attempts) and your 🏆 trophy case. Locked trophies are shown greyed out, so you can see what's left to chase.