DOUBLE SERIES POINTS!

DOUBLE SERIES POINTS!

Saturday's league is now a travelling league and will result in DOUBLE THE SERIES points!

There will be two opportunities a week for double series points! One of them on the weekend to allow people with less flexible schedules to catch up.

Tag #27

The Chaintrix

Feb 09 - Apr 19, 2026

Average Rating
958
The Chaintrix
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Current Holder

#27

Kyle Riordan

PDGA Rating 905
Division RPA
Events 2
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Curtain Verdict

High Concept

Velvet Guillotine Judge of Final Curtains

Trouble

Frozen at Forty-Seven Percent

Supporting Aspects
Your Show's Already Over Tracking Lines Corrupt Judgment House Lights Don't Lie

Aspects refreshed Feb 25, 2026

Born from the moment the last independent movie theater in Salt Lake closed its velvet curtains for the final time, this entity emerged as the crystallized authority of theatrical endings—the force that proves performances don't end when actors stop acting, but when the house lights come up and verdict is rendered. It now operates across all 16 Chaintrix simulations as the ultimate arbiter of when your show is over.

Manifests as a heavy red velvet theater curtain perpetually frozen mid-descent, its fabric corrupted by horizontal VHS tracking distortion that runs across the pleats like magnetic interference. Gold rope tassels hang weighted at the bottom edge, glowing with neon Blockbuster-gold edge-lighting that creates harsh shadows in the folds. The curtain never fully closes or opens—it exists in the eternal moment of falling, the split-second when judgment becomes irreversible.

Functions as the non-negotiable ending mechanism that proves in the Chaintrix, your show doesn't end when you choose to leave—it ends when the curtain falls and renders judgment on whether you earned your time under the lights.

Tag Details

Series The Chaintrix
Pool B

Tag History

Kyle Riordan
Week 0
4 days ago
Origin Story
10 days ago