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Official Reverie Field governance guide
Community Voting: The Signal Council
Some decisions reach the Field as recovered proposal sheets. They ask where an event should move, which balance direction deserves attention, or what kind of system should be built next. Every operator carries a different amount of recorded history into that room. The Voting console turns that history into Voting Power, records one weighted choice and preserves the final result in the public archive.
This guide follows the current RFV161 implementation from the first open proposal to the long Voting achievement ladder. It explains what the screen shows, when results unlock, why an old ballot keeps its original weight, how the Fragment reward is calculated and how ordinary account progress becomes a community signal.
The complete loop
1 choiceper proposal and account
20–180 🧩immediate vote reward
7 badgesin the Voting Archive ladder
25 secondsrequest protection after a submit
Build the account → gather Voting Power → read the proposal → cast one weighted vote → receive Fragments → advance the Archive.
Beginner route
Your first vote, step by step
Open Events, then Community Voting. The header loads your current Voting Power and your number of distinct completed proposals.
Look for a card marked Voting open. Active proposals are placed above completed ones. Newer active proposals appear first.
Open View details. Read the full description, end time and every available choice. An unused third option may simply be absent.
Choose once. The game checks that the proposal still exists, has not ended, contains that option and has no earlier vote from your account.
Read the receipt. The success message shows the Voting Power stored on the ballot and the Relic Fragments paid immediately.
Inspect current results. Once your ballot is recorded, the same card changes to VOTED and reveals the weighted bars.
Sync achievements after a threshold. The Completed Votes counter is live; Voting badges enter the Achievement Archive through the normal Discord Sync flow.
No entry fee
Voting does not spend Points, SONO, WOS, GAS Coins or Voting Power. The displayed power is a weight written onto the ballot, not a balance that is consumed.
The recovered sheet
What a proposal contains
Start and end
The card shows its creation date and closing time in your device’s local display. The server checks the deadline again when the ballot is submitted.
Two or three choices
A proposal can carry up to three option fields. Only configured options become buttons; an empty option cannot receive a vote.
A proposal is a one-time decision record. It is not a wager and it does not promise that every option will become a direct patch. The useful reading is: what question is being asked, what each route changes, what remains outside the scope, and when the decision closes.
The card is an archive entry as well as a ballot
After the deadline the choices disappear, the status becomes Voting ended and the final weighted result remains available for later inspection.
Four ways to meet the same card
Open, voted and ended states
| State | Button | What you can see | What you can still do |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open, not voted | View details | Description and available choices. Current results remain locked. | Cast one vote before the deadline. |
| Open, voted | View vote | Your chosen option and current weighted results. | Observe the result. The recorded choice cannot be replaced. |
| Ended, not voted | View results | Description and final weighted results. | Read the archive. New votes are closed. |
| Ended, voted | View results | Your stored choice and final weighted results. | Read the archive and later Sync any newly reached badge. |
Cards are sorted with active proposals first. Among active proposals, newer sheets appear above older ones. Completed cards follow in closing-date order.
The weight carried into the room
Voting Power: the exact RFV161 formula
Voting Power = Streak × 150 + Level × 200 + Referral contribution + Mined SONO contribution + status bonuses
| Source | Current contribution | Cap | What the game reads |
|---|---|---|---|
| 📅 Current Daily Streak | 150 power per day | No separate contribution cap | The current streak stored by Daily Login. |
| 📈 Player Level | 200 power per level | No separate contribution cap | Your current level. A Grandmaster Reset returns the level part to the new curve’s current level. |
| 🔗 Referrals | 500 power per recorded referral | 300,000 power | The referral relationships credited to your account. |
| ☎ Mined SONO history | 2 power per 1 SONO recorded in SONO mining | 1,000,000 power | Lifetime mining records, not the SONO currently sitting in Store Balance. |
| ⛏ Mining Pass | +10,000 | Fixed | The status must currently be active. |
| 🌌 Sonic Explorer Status | +30,000 | Fixed | The status must currently be active. |
| 🤑 Grandmaster Relic | +50,000 | Fixed | At least one Grandmaster Relic in the account. |
Worked example
An operator at Level 28 with a 37-day streak, 12 referrals, 80,000 mined SONO, Mining Pass and Explorer carries:
5,550 + 5,600 + 6,000 + 160,000 + 10,000 + 30,000 = 217,150 Voting Power
Add a Grandmaster Relic and the same account would carry 267,150.
Balances and history are different signals
Spending mined SONO later does not erase the mining history contribution. Buying SONO into Store Balance does not automatically become mined SONO history. The formula follows the mining ledger used by the game.
A ballot keeps the room tone of its moment
Why an old vote keeps its original weight
When you submit a vote, the game calculates Voting Power once and stores that number beside the selected option. Final results add the stored weights of every ballot. They do not reopen every account and recalculate the past.
Your current power can rise
Leveling, extending a streak, adding referrals, mining SONO or activating a status changes the number shown at the top of the Voting tab.
Your old ballot does not change
The vote remains the weight recorded at submission. This keeps the proposal stable and prevents later account changes from rewriting history.
That is why the current header may show more or less power than a previous vote’s receipt. Both numbers can be correct: one is the account now, the other is the archived ballot then.
The result room
When results become visible
While voting is open
Current results remain hidden until your account has voted on that proposal. This prevents the live bar from becoming a cue before the choice is committed.
After voting ends
Final results become readable to logged-in players even when they did not participate. The decision is closed, so the archive can be transparent without influencing a future ballot.
Result bars are based on total Voting Power, not a simple headcount. One option can have fewer individual voters and still carry more weight. The internal result also counts ballots, but the current player-facing bars emphasize the weighted signal.
Current and final are different labels
Before the deadline the bars are a live snapshot and can still move. After the deadline the same area is labelled Final results.
The immediate return
Relic Fragment reward per completed vote
Vote reward = 20 🧩 base + 60 🧩 with Mining Pass + 100 🧩 with Explorer
| Account state at submission | Fragments paid |
|---|---|
| No status | 20 🧩 |
| ⛏ Mining Pass | 80 🧩 |
| 🌌 Explorer | 120 🧩 |
| ⛏ Mining Pass + 🌌 Explorer | 180 🧩 |
- The reward is added in the same committed game action as the ballot.
- Status bonuses are checked at the moment of submission.
- The reward is paid once because the account can hold only one vote for that proposal.
- A delayed profile refresh does not mean the vote failed; reopen Profile or let the normal refresh update the Fragment balance.
The in-tab information panel may lag behind balance patches
The authoritative receipt returned after a successful ballot is the number to trust. RFV161 server logic pays 20 base, +60 with Mining Pass and +100 with Explorer.
The archive counter
Completed Votes
The header counts distinct proposal IDs with a recorded vote from your account. It is lifetime progress, not the number of active proposals and not the number of times the Voting tab was opened.
One proposal counts once
Duplicate or legacy edge-case rows are collapsed by proposal ID for the displayed total.
The counter updates immediately
A successful submit response includes the new total, so the header can advance without leaving the tab.
Badges use the same idea
The Voting achievement family also counts distinct successfully recorded proposals.
Ballot Noise
The seven Voting achievements
After crossing a threshold, open Profile and run Sync achievements. Each badge pays once and also advances Achievement Rank.
| Badge | Distinct proposals | One-time Archive payment |
|---|---|---|
| Ballot Noise I | 1 | 500 🧩 + 100 ☎ |
| Ballot Noise II | 5 | 1,500 🧩 + 250 ☎ |
| Ballot Noise III | 10 | 4,000 🧩 + 750 ☎ |
| Patchbay Councillor | 15 | 8,000 🧩 + 1,500 ☎ |
| Quorum Wrangler | 25 | 18,000 🧩 + 4,000 ☎ |
| Democracy De-Esser | 35 | 40,000 🧩 + 15,000 ☎ |
| Grand Ballot Engineer | 50 | 100,000 🧩 + 45,000 ☎ |
The immediate 20–180 Fragment vote reward and the later badge payment are separate. The first arrives with the ballot; the second arrives once through the Achievement Archive Sync ledger.
Power without a governance-only grind
Useful account routes for Voting Power
Voting Power is intentionally assembled from broad account history. There is no separate Voting talent and no reason to damage a coherent build only for one proposal.
The steady operator
Daily Streak and ordinary leveling create a predictable base. This route grows even when the account is not focused on trade or referrals.
The network operator
Referral relationships add 500 each until the contribution reaches 300,000. Mutual friendships are valuable elsewhere, but the Voting formula counts referrals themselves.
The SONO miner
Mined SONO history is the largest scalable single lane, capped at one million Voting Power. It rewards long economy participation rather than the current wallet snapshot.
The mature account
Mining Pass, Explorer and a Grandmaster Relic add fixed layers. They are broad account tools first; Voting Power is one of their secondary traces.
A good ballot is still more important than a large one
Power changes influence, not clarity. Read the description, separate the immediate option from its longer consequences, and choose the route you want recorded under your account.
One clean commit
Vote safety and the 25-second lock
- The proposal is checked again under lock. A card that ended a moment ago cannot accept a late ballot.
- The account is checked for an earlier vote. Reopening the tab, refreshing or pressing twice cannot pay twice.
- The option must exist. A missing third option cannot be submitted through a modified client request.
- Voting Power must be above zero. A valid account with ordinary level progress will normally satisfy this naturally.
- A 25-second Redis lock protects the submit route. It blocks rapid repeated requests. It is not a daily cooldown and does not remove the recorded vote.
- The ballot and Fragment payment commit together. A server error rolls the action back instead of leaving a half-paid choice.
FAQ
Can I change my option after voting?Answer
No. The current system records one choice per account and proposal.
Does voting spend my Voting Power?Answer
No. The power is copied onto the ballot as weight.
Why is my current power different from an old receipt?Answer
The header is recalculated from the account now. The old ballot keeps the value recorded when it was submitted.
Can I see results before I vote?Answer
Not while the proposal is open. Once it ends, final results are available even if you did not participate.
Why did I receive 180 Fragments instead of the number in an old info popup?Answer
RFV161 authoritative reward logic pays 20 base, +60 with Mining Pass and +100 with Explorer. The success receipt reflects the committed value.
Does bought SONO increase Voting Power?Answer
The scalable SONO lane reads recorded mined SONO history. Current Store Balance by itself is not the same source.
When should I Sync Voting achievements?Answer
After the Completed Votes counter reaches 1, 5, 10, 15, 25, 35 or 50 and the successful ballot is already visible.
The Signal Council remembers one thing with unusual precision: the account you had, the choice you made and the weight the Field heard at that moment.