The Ledger

The Level column (e.g. 4.5 / 5)

Each witch’s public sales pages are captured, and their most extraordinary claims are extracted verbatim — every quote is verified character-for-character against our own copy of the page. The verified claims are then checked against a fixed rubric of seven factors (each worth a set number of points):

• Specific wealth outcome or multiplier+2
• Health, disease, cure, or medication outcome+3
• Unsupported or pseudoscientific mechanism+2
• Strong certainty, guarantee, or inevitability+1
• Unfalsifiable or self-sealing explanation+1
• Testimonials used as causal proof+0.5
• High-ticket pricing or artificial value anchoring+0.5

The triggered factors add up to raw points (0–10). The rating shown here is those points ÷ 2 — a 1–5 scale. It measures how extreme the marketing claims are, never the person. The same raw points × 10 give the Witchcraft column.

The dial

• 4.5+Supreme WitchNothing is beyond manifestation.
• 3.5+Advanced WitchReality is becoming negotiable.
• 2.5+Practicing WitchEvidence is getting optional.
• 1.5+Apprentice WitchThe magic is starting.
• 0.0+Witch CuriousMostly normal. Mostly.

The other four stats

Attack, Greed, Delusion and Danger are evidence counts from the same verified claims and pages — deadlines on miracles, prices and promised amounts, mystical mechanisms, medication language. AI only detects the evidence; code does all the arithmetic. Every card’s own toggle shows its exact trail.