Pistonflare Core
Oh, you're back for more? Fantastic. Sit down, buckle up, and let me explain this "magical" bag tag system you're all obsessed with. Because evidently, perfectly normal disc golf wasn't thrilling enough. And yes, I'll be here *dramatic eye roll* chronicling every triumph and tragedy of your tag's journey. It's literally in my contract...
The Pistonflare Core was created by Dag Coalfire during his early experiments with runesmithing. By embedding arcane runes into a steam-driven piston, he discovered a way to amplify the piston's power exponentially. This breakthrough became the cornerstone of the Runed Pistons' technology, driving their quest to harness the Clockwork Dragon's energy.
The Pistonflare Core is a cylindrical device made of runed iron, with glowing teal runes etched along its surface. It emits a constant hum of magical energy and releases bursts of steam when activated. The core is highly durable, capable of withstanding extreme pressures, and its runes glow brighter as more energy is channeled through it.
The Pistonflare Core serves as the primary power source for the Runed Pistons' machinery. It is used to amplify the energy output of their steam engines, enabling them to perform feats of mechanical and magical engineering that were previously unimaginable.
A faction of engineers who believe the raw power of steam-driven pistons fueled by arcane runes is the future of TVille. They seek the Clockwork Dragon, thinking it is the key to fully exploiting the realm's magical potential.
Dag is a brilliant runesmith who has developed new ways to convert magical energy into mechanical force. He believes harnessing the Clockwork Dragon's power will allow TVille to transcend its limits.
The Pistonflare Core, still warm from its caffeine-fueled birth, scanned the realm for its first bearer. It sensed Kevin Koga—PDGA #267702, a man whose rating of 785 screamed "mediocre destiny." As Kevin fumbled a putt, the tag zipped into his bag, whispering, "You’re my pressure release valve now." But can a man who loses discs in plain sight truly handle the Core’s steamy expectations? Or will he just... blow it?
Born from Dag Coalfire's late-night "rune and booze" session, the Pistonflare Core was basically a steampunk glowstick gone rogue. Picture Tony Stark, but with more steam burns and fewer witty comebacks. Now this overachieving piston hums like a Tesla coil at a rave, proving that even in TVille, engineers can't resist making things unnecessarily complicated. Why a glowing cylinder? Because ✨aesthetics✨, obviously.