Lost Dossier
Season Arc · Lost Hours - Tetons
4All-In league: Lost Dossier stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleDuring the Great Reorganization of 2019, a clerical error in the Bureau's mainframe caused thousands of player files to become 'uncatalogued' - technically existing but completely untraceable through normal channels. The Bureau claims the files were lost to 'system migration issues,' but rumors persist that some files were deliberately buried to protect certain players' secrets.
A weathered manila folder with visible burn marks on the edges, the contents partially illegible. A folder with a prominent 'LOST' stamp in faded red ink. Pages that seem to shift and change when viewed from different clearance levels. Cross-references that lead to other lost files, creating a web of mystery.
The Lost Dossier serves as a wildcard factor in competitions - opponents with lost dossiers could be secretly elite or deliberately sandbagging, adding an element of uncertainty to every matchup in the Containment Zone.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyPeter Haws turned in an 821-rated round—50 points below his 871 PDGA rating—but still clawed his tag from #7 to #4, proving the Bureau's scoring algorithms are as glitchy as a double sunset. Maybe the singed dossier in his backpack has better stats than his disc golf game. Another week, another ritualized plastic swap, and the Audit is going to look at this rating delta and ask some pointed questions about temporal interference.
The Lost Dossier is going off-book. Peter Haws is ferrying the singed manila folder to the Lost Hours - Tetons league for a side quest. The Bureau can wait. Nothing says 'spinoff arc' like a burn-marked folder and a player who knows exactly where the discs are buried.