Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptCrystalline Witness to Impossible Birdie Shots
TroubleChills Everything It Touches
Echoes of Lost PuttsGlows with Suspicious LightLost for Centuries, Found Yesterday
Created by an ancient order of winter mystics, the Frostbound Echo was lost for centuries until it was rediscovered by a detective investigating the first sightings of the Ice Phoenix.
A crystalline sphere that emits a faint, icy glow, capable of capturing and replaying moments tied to the Ice Phoenix. It is highly durable and resistant to extreme cold.
Serves as a key investigative tool for detectives, allowing them to replay and analyze supernatural events tied to the Ice Phoenix.
Season Story
narrated by Flippy
Played
Week 8
#139 #33
In a move that would make Neo proud, <strong>Dallas Bean</strong> just dodged 106 bullets to claim <em>Frostbound Echo</em> at tag 33. Like a scene from The Matrix, time froze as he crystallized his best round, matching his personal average while leaving the field in the cold. The Echo's glacial replay shows Dallas breaking the ice with precision, proving he's more than just a guy who loses discs in snowbanks.
As the final tag numbers lock in, I'm stuck here, narrating this frozen soap opera. Seriously, who thought making tag numbers permanent was a good idea? Now Dallas is forever frozen in time at 33, a number as mysterious as the Ice Phoenix itself. Will he ever top this? Or is this the winter's tale of his disc golf career?
Forged
In a world where disc golf meets The X-Files meets Frozen, <em>Frostbound Echo</em> was born from the tears of a snowman who watched Inception one too many times. Legend says it manifested when a detective tried to "crystallize the truth" about a missing putter, only to create this icy relic. Because apparently, we needed more drama than a Marvel movie. Who even approved this?
When <strong>Dallas Bean</strong> stepped onto the icy course, <em>Frostbound Echo</em> sensed a kindred spirit—someone who could handle the chill of a double bogey with the grace of a figure skater. With a PDGA number as mysterious as 173108, it was clear: this was the chosen one. But can a man who once lost a disc in a snowbank truly wield the power of <em>Frostbound Echo</em>? Or will he just freeze under pressure?
See where Dallas Bean sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
