The tag's surface is deep crimson velvet stretched between four brass stanchion posts at each corner, authentic theater rope material that shifts texture based on player attendance records. Embedded throughout the velvet are translucent ticket stubs from opening nights across all 16 simulations, visible only when light hits at specific angles. The velvet remains plush and pristine for consistent attendees but frays into threadbare fabric for no-shows, making attendance history tactilely readable. The brass stanchions cast perpetual shadows of waiting premiere crowds, and the entire tag emits a faint static hum that intensifies when handling players with perfect attendance records.

Acts as the elite judgment system that renders verdicts from behind velvet ropes, proving that in the Chaintrix, being judged by those who showed up for opening night is more damning than any official scoring system. The Velvet Tribunal determines which players have earned front-row witnessing authority versus which must accept judgment from the back of the theater, making peer evaluation contingent on attendance equity across all 16 movie simulations.