Tools for the work behind the ring.

Aurora Forge exists because we got tired of watching the same community pay year after year for access to narrow workflows that should be easier to use and more accessible. This entire workspace is a direct response to our experience with the Tribute and PWM ecosystem associated with Robert, Fred, and Rippz. We believe creators deserve tools that add real capability instead of recurring gates, locked features, and moving access requirements.

The current comparison is two separate $6 monthly subscriptions, or about $12 every month, for the meaningful Tribute and PWM workflow. Based on our testing, when either subscription expires, the related workflow becomes unavailable or heavily restricted. From our perspective, much of that workflow is asset transfer between game generations and model contexts: work Aurora Forge is being built to automate with fewer clicks, broader tooling, and a clearer path from source to result.

Our goal is to provide a free version of everything those workflows do plus the features users actually want, without putting core porting work behind a $50 tier. Current Aurora Forge versions remain Patreon-verified through our $3 total tier while development and testing continue, and each completed major update or new major version is released free to the wider community. We are not targeting Meta or Discovery; we have not used those tools, and they are outside this dispute.

Community reports documenting the multi-tool dependency and paid-access frustration include this r/WWEGames discussion and this r/WrestlingMods discussion. Access policies can change, so this comparison reflects our testing and public reports as of September 2026.

We want to be fully open source. Some extraction work is not ready for source publication because of the encryption-breaking techniques involved. Until that source is cleared, protected components are distributed as compiled releases only. When a cleared source is ready, we will publish it.