The 10 Aura Types
Every aura score on Aura Score maps to one of 10 aura types — fixed point bands that turn a raw number into a social identity. The bands work like credit tiers: they tell you at a glance where someone stands, how they probably got there, and how far they are from the next rung. Your type is recalculated every time you take the quiz, and it moves more often than people expect, because the underlying events are worth enough points to jump whole bands in a single weekend. The upper half of the scale: Aura Billionaire (500,000+) for the genuinely room-altering, traited as magnetic, unforgettable, influential, legendary; Aura Millionaire (100,000–500,000), charismatic and remembered; Aura Tycoon (50,000–100,000), the warm, capable backbone of any group; Aura Entrepreneur (20,000–50,000), trajectory still pointing up; and Aura Middle Class (5,000–20,000), the reliable, steady center where most functioning adults actually live. Below that: Aura Startup (1,000–5,000) — developing, curious, raw; Aura Ghost (0–1,000) for the quiet and observant whose aura is theoretical until proven; then negative territory. Aura Debtor (−1,000 to 0) is the humbled and rebuilding. Aura Bankrupt (−10,000 to −1,000) has hit documented rock bottom. And Aura Nuclear Meltdown (−∞ to −10,000) is the cautionary-tale tier — the survivors of moments so publicly bad that the internet still brings them up. Two structural facts about the scale are worth knowing before you take the quiz. First, the bands are not evenly spaced: climbing from Ghost to Middle Class takes a few moderate wins, while climbing from Millionaire to Billionaire requires stacking god-tier events like (+100,000) or (+95,000). Second, downward mobility is brutally efficient — the catastrophic tier of the event index contains single events worth −1,000,000 points, enough to bankrupt a billionaire four times over. The bands also pair naturally with the 12 aura personas. Your type is your banked total; your persona is how you earned it, and the two combine into a fuller picture. An Aura Middle Class score carried by The Main Character persona describes a very different person from the same score carried by The Mentor — identical balance, completely different account history. The quiz reports both, which is why two friends can land on the same number and still find the result feels individually accurate. Read the type pages for the full trait breakdowns and the events that define each band, or skip the theory and take the aura test to find your current type. Either way, remember the site's founding premise: aura is not permanent, it is audited constantly, and everyone you know is keeping rough notes.