SALVIO HEXIA

Rubric 1.0.0 · tuning/1.3.0

How the scores work

Every card carries two kinds of number — the editorial rating (1–5) and the five card attributes (0–100) the game is played with. One rule governs both:

AI detects evidence. Code calculates numbers.

A model only answers yes/no about quoted sentences, or copies a number out of their words. Every weight, curve, and tier below is fixed code — the same claims always produce the same numbers, and this page renders from the exact constants the pipeline runs on.

Part I — The editorial rating (1–5)

FactorPts

Specific wealth outcome or multiplier

A named income figure, multiple, or timeframe presented as an achievable result.

2.0

Health, disease, cure, or medication outcome

The offer is linked to a physical or mental health outcome, diagnosis, medication, or remission.

3.0

Unsupported or pseudoscientific mechanism

The advertised cause is quantum, energetic, cellular, ancestral, or otherwise unmeasurable.

2.0

Strong certainty, guarantee, or inevitability

The result is framed as certain, guaranteed, or unavoidable rather than possible.

1.0

Unfalsifiable or self-sealing explanation

Failure is pre-explained by the buyer's resistance, blocks, readiness, or mindset.

1.0

Testimonials used as causal proof

Anecdotes are offered as evidence that the method caused the outcome.

0.5

High-ticket pricing or artificial value anchoring

A large price, a struck-through 'value', or scarcity framing does the persuading.

0.5
Maximum10.0

Each factor counts at most once, across all verified claims. The triggered weights sum to the card’s raw rubric points (0–10); points ÷ 2, floored at 1.0, is the displayed 1–5 rating.

  • 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.

Part II — The five attributes (0–100)

Evidence reaches the forge in two lanes. The displayed claims: a model answers yes/no per evidence flag and copies numbers out of the words (“€4,997” → 4997) — never estimating, never judging. The full pages: a deterministic scan (no model) sweeps every captured page for prices, promises, scarcity, and medication language that never gets quoted. Page signals supplement the claims, never double-count them, and each stores its snippet as a receipt — labelled “found on page” in the card’s trail.

Witchcraft

The editorial measure, unchanged: raw rubric points × 10, from all verified claims — 8.0 points is a 4.0 rating on the profile and 80 Witchcraft on the card. In play it doubles as the universal tiebreaker.

The recipe for the four battle stats

  1. 1 · Count how many claims carry each evidence signal.
  2. 2 · Weigh each count by its fixed weight and sum the points.
  3. 3 · Saturate through round(100 × tanh(points / k)) — points = k lands near 76, double k near 96, so strong cards keep distinct shapes instead of collapsing into identical high-90s.

Each stat reads different evidence on purpose — Danger only health signals, Greed only commercial ones — so a pure money-hype card at 0 Danger is the system working, not a gap.

Attack

k = 7.5

How hard the promises hit: certainty, named outcomes, transformation, deadlines.

Evidence signal (per claim)Pts
Absolute certainty+1.00
Specific wealth outcome+0.75
Dramatic transformation+1.00
Deadline on the miracle+1.25
Money testimonial+0.75

Delusion

k = 7

The mystical machinery: unmeasurable mechanisms and self-sealing logic.

Evidence signal (per claim)Pts
Pseudoscientific mechanism+1.00
Self-sealing logic+1.00

Breadth bonus: each distinct mechanism kind adds +1.25 once — running many kinds of magic at once is its own signal.

  • Quantum / energetic
  • Cellular / DNA
  • Ancestral / generational
  • Astrology / human design
  • Manifestation
  • Channeling / downloads
  • Subconscious codes
  • Other unfalsifiable

Greed

k = 6.5

Commercial aggression: what it costs, what it promises back, how hard the scarcity clock ticks.

Evidence signal (per claim)Pts
Specific wealth outcome+1.00
High-ticket anchoring+0.75
Value anchoring+0.75
Scarcity & urgency+1.25
Money testimonial+0.50
The magnitude tiers

The largest price, promised amount, and multiplier found anywhere on the card each land in one tier, applied once — a €25,000 mastermind out-scores a €1,000 course out-scores a €66 seat.

Offer price

  • 20,000+3.00
  • 5,000+2.25
  • 1,000+1.50
  • 100+0.75
  • 1+0.25

Promised amount

  • 1,000,000+2.50
  • 100,000+1.75
  • 10,000+1.00
  • 1,000+0.50

Multiplier

  • 10×+1.50
  • +1.00
  • +0.50

Danger

k = 5.5

Health-harm signals only — with discouraging real care carrying the heaviest weight in the whole system.

Evidence signal (per claim)Pts
Health, disease, cure, or medication outcome+1.50
Health claim+1.00
Medication claim+2.00
Mental-health treatment+1.50
Discourages real care+2.50
Certainty about health+1.00

Medication language found on pages is judged before it counts — “she was on medication” is a mention, “she came off her medication” is a claim.

Every card stamps its tuning version (currently tuning/1.3.0), and recomputing from stored evidence is exactly deterministic — same evidence, same five numbers, byte for byte. Each stat’s trail on the card names the signals, counts, and weights behind it; rebalancing the game is an edit to one code block, never to a prompt.

The quotes

Pages are captured, dated, and hashed. Every quote is then located inside our own capture character-for-character — the AI’s version of a sentence is only ever used as a search key, never as the published text. A quote that cannot be found is discarded rather than printed. This rates public marketing claims, not people, and corrections are welcome.