Direct to Shop Payouts are back!

In an effort to support our local businesses, all payouts for AM divisions will go direct onto your account at the shop for that league!

Turn birdies into frisbees!

Tag #49

The Chaintrix

Feb 09 - Apr 19, 2026

Average Rating
887
The Chaintrix
Full View Download

Current Holder

#49

John Ashworth

PDGA Rating 921
Division RPA
Events 1
View Leaderboard
Flippy
*cracks knuckles* It's a head-to-head challenge system. Want a better number? Fight for it.
#1 = Best
#47 = Room to grow
Challenge Up Pick someone ranked above you
Both Play Same event, scores compared
Win = Swap Lower score takes the tag
Ties? Defender keeps it
Skip 3x? You forfeit
Tiers limit who you can challenge
Order a physical tag during registration — your final rank, forever.

Fee Covenant

High Concept

Every Absence Prints Another Line

Trouble

Debt Compounds Faster Than You Play

Supporting Aspects
Thermal Ink Never Fades The Receipt Never Stops Printing Missing Means Someone Claims Victory

Aspects refreshed Feb 14, 2026

When the Chaintrix needed an enforcement mechanism that players would instinctively understand and fear, it reached back to 1985 and extracted the Late Fee Covenant from the collective anxiety of an entire generation who learned that keeping something past its due date meant paying more than it was worth—then amplified that principle across 16 movie simulations where the late fee for missing your appearance is claimed by whoever shows up to challenge you.

The Late Fee Covenant exists as an ever-lengthening thermal receipt printed in Blockbuster's signature yellow-and-blue ink that never fades despite being decades old. Each missed simulation appearance adds another itemized line to the receipt, with penalties compounding at rates that would make credit card companies blush. The paper itself defies physics—it continues printing from no visible source, rolling onto the floor in growing coils that document every absence across all 16 movie simulations. The receipt has that distinctive thermal paper texture—smooth, slightly waxy, and prone to curling—except this receipt never tears cleanly and never stops printing.

Functions as the binding economic force that converts attendance failures into compounding obligations, proving that in the simulation network, you can't simply walk away—you can only dig yourself deeper into debt.

Tag Details

Series The Chaintrix
Pool B

Tag History

This artifact doesn't have any recorded history yet.