Going Public
Promoting Your Realm
Every public realm gets a shareable home page, and every creator gets a portfolio. Here's how to make them shine and turn curious visitors into a loyal audience.
Realm preview page
Best for promoting one game. Open Configure Realm and choose View Public Realm, then copy the address from your browser.
Creator profile
Best for your bio and socials, since it always lists every realm you've published. Open User Settings in the H.U.B. and choose View Profile.
Both pages work for anyone, with no account needed, and both show a preview card when pasted into Discord, social media, or chat apps. Your cover image and profile image are what make those cards stand out.
Choose a striking cover image
It headlines your preview page, fills your realm card on your profile, and becomes the image in every link preview.
Write a synopsis
Up to 350 characters about where the story stands. It is the first thing visitors read and becomes your search result description, so lead with the hook.
Polish your creator profile
A clear profile image, a short bio, and links to where you stream, post, or take patrons. Your bio doubles as your profile's search description.
Reveal part of your world
Mark a handful of key characters, places, and factions Public to Realm. It raises the counts on your preview page and gives guests something to explore when they step inside.
Keep sessions flowing
Your three most recent sessions headline the preview page, and session count and hours played show your realm is alive. Regular play is the best advertisement.
Every preview page invites visitors to See behind the scenes or Become Audience. Guests who browse inside your realm see the same invitation at the top of the page. Once they follow, they're notified when sessions end and receive a weekly email about your realm, so every game you play brings them back.
Your session rumors setting shapes what followers can read. Rumors build intrigue; full summaries and transcripts let fans catch up on every detail. Pick whichever fits the kind of show you're running.
When a follower becomes a regular, promote them from your audience straight to the table. See Managing Your Audience.
Public realms and creator profiles are added to our sitemap automatically, so search engines discover them without any extra work from you. A descriptive realm title, a synopsis that names your game system and setting, and a bio that says what you run all help people searching for games like yours.