Aura Billionaire
You operate at a level of aura that most people cannot comprehend. Your presence changes the temperature of every room you enter. People remember interactions with you for years. On the Aura Score scale, Aura Billionaire begins at 500,000+ points, and its official traits are magnetic, unforgettable, influential, legendary. It is the top of 10 bands — there is no ceiling above it, only compounding. Reaching 500,000+ requires god-tier material. A single Olympic podium is worth +100,000; surviving a lightning near-strike banks +95,000; a proposal accepted adds +80,000. Stack those three and you are still only at 275,000 — halfway — which is the honest way of saying that billionaires are people who have accumulated several legendary moments on top of a long, consistent base, the way real wealth compounds rather than arrives. More common paths exist for the non-Olympian: the talent events alone can do it, since Nailing a Karaoke Song pays +77,000 and similar performances recur across the event index. Seven flawless karaoke nights is a billionaire. So is a career of public competence punctuated by a handful of rooms you genuinely changed. The band does not care where the points came from; it only audits the total. The threat model is equally real. A single catastrophic event — at -2,000,000 — does not cost a billionaire their band; it costs them the next four bands and lands them in Aura Nuclear Meltdown territory. This is why the trait list reads the way it does: influence and legend are the upside, but the downside of operating at this level is that every mistake also operates at scale. Most billionaires defend the band by simply refusing high-variance situations. In practice, the band is less about raw score than about what the score does to rooms. The description holds that a billionaire changes the temperature on entry and is remembered for years — and the mechanics behind that claim are in the event data: high scorers are, almost by definition, people who repeatedly created moments other people wanted to be near. The band is an archive of room-changing behavior, not a lottery ticket, which is why it cannot be bought, faked for long, or inherited. One step down is Aura Millionaire (100,000–500,000) — also an elite band, and the realistic home of most high scorers. Think you have the 500,000? Take the aura quiz, check the leaderboard to see who else claims it, and remember the house rule: all scores are audited by your friends, retroactively and without appeal.