Dust Wraith
Season Arc · Dead Mans Hand @ River Bottoms
2All-In league: Dust Wraith stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleThe Deadlands are haunted by those who refused to accept their fate when the culling came. Not ghosts—something older. The dust itself remembers every soul who died reaching for a better score, and sometimes it remembers back. These entities rise from the collective despair of the eliminated, becoming something between spirit and sandstorm.
The Dust Wraith moves like a whisper through the arena, carrying the weight of abandoned hopes. Bearers report that their opponents suddenly forget their own strategies when facing this entity—memories of every three-putt and missed comebacker surfacing at the worst moments. The air itself seems to thicken with regret.
An enforcer of the Deadlands' cruelest truth: the frontier doesn't just kill the weak, it erases their memory from the confident. The Dust Wraith reminds challengers that their victories are temporary and their failures permanent—that the dust collects all debts eventually.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyCollin Dyer's 865-rated round at River Bottoms is 44 points below his 909 rating—the kind of performance that makes the Dust Wraith's whispers sound like a victory lap. Tag 30 slid to 11, but that's a +19 move on a technicality, not skill. The particle effects followed him here, and they're not amused by the gap between expectation and scorecard. adjusts headset Another week, another reminder that the Deadlands doesn't care about your PDGA number.
The Dust Wraith is taking a sabbatical from the main arc to haunt a B-plot. Collin Dyer, your Dead Mans Hand @ River Bottoms round just got a lore injection. Consider this a side quest where the loot is just swirling regret and a lower tag number. The cameras are following the particle effects to River Bottoms.