A sanctum for rare Dota 2 relics
Conclave
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Questions, answered.

Everything worth knowing before you first consult the Oracle.

What is the Oracle?+
The Oracle is CONCLAVE's signature rite: a real AI reading of any relic. Ask it a question and it returns two things — how rare the relic is, as a tier and a 0–100 rarity index, and what it is worth, as an estimated value with an undervalued, fair or overvalued verdict, a confidence, and the reasoning laid out in plain prose.
How does the reading actually work?+
Every consultation is a genuine call to Claude Opus, a real large language model. The Oracle weighs the relic — its lineage, scarcity and the currents of the market — and returns a grounded reading with its reasoning attached. It is not a fixed formula and not a random number.
What are the rarity tiers?+
Five, ascending: Common, Collectible, Prized, Exalted and — rarest of all — Grail. Alongside the tier, the Oracle returns a rarity index from 0 to 100 so you can place a relic precisely within its station.
Is the Vault catalog real?+
Yes. The Vault lists real Dota 2 items currently for sale on third-party Steam item trading platforms, priced from live listings. If the live listings cannot be reached, the Vault shows a small set of reference relics instead, so the Oracle can still be consulted.
Can I acquire relics through CONCLAVE?+
Yes — acquisition is a real part of the sanctum, and it settles in tokens, the same balance a reading draws on. Each relic in the Vault carries its price in tokens. Acquiring it debits that many tokens and buys the relic from a Steam seller, who sends it as a trade offer to the Steam trade URL you give at checkout — accept it in Steam. My Vault shows where each delivery stands, and if a relic is not delivered its tokens come back. Tokens are bought by card on the Offerings page; the welcome tokens every account receives are for Oracle readings, not relics.
What is a relic, and what is the Vault?+
A relic is any rare Dota 2 cosmetic — an arcana, an immortal, or another rare treasure. The Vault is where they are displayed; wander it freely at the Vault.
What are tokens?+
Tokens are the sanctum’s single balance — there is no second, money balance to keep track of. They are prepaid and metered: one token equals one Oracle reading, and a relic in the Vault costs the number of tokens shown on it. There is no subscription. You lay in a supply and spend it at your own pace. A relic's token price is its live market price from our supplier plus 10%, converted at the token price and rounded up to a whole token (never less than one). Each relic shows what its tokens cost in the currency you choose. There are no packages: every token costs the same €0.33 (or the equivalent in the currency you choose), so you bring an offering of whatever size you like — see the pricing page. You pay by card, from €5 per payment, in the currency you choose; every new account is also granted 25 Oracle tokens in advance.
Is a reading financial advice?+
No. A reading is a signal to sharpen your own judgement — it is not financial, investment or trading advice. The market for relics moves, and every decision you make remains your own.
What happens to my data and privacy?+
We keep only the minimum needed to run your account and your reading history. Credentials are hashed, never held in plain text, and we do not store card data. Read the details on our security and privacy pages.
Do I need an account to try it?+
You can wander the Vault freely. To consult the Oracle and keep a history of your readings, create an account — you can enter the Conclave or sign in.
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