Chain Reaction

Well, well, well. The Deadlands' recruitment drive is officially operational. Stephen Dunton activated the referral code 'DUNTONRISE267706'—sounds like a campaign slogan, not a disc golf invitation—and fourteen days later, Michael Wolfley stumbled into The Burning Vein @ Creekside for his first league event. The result? A +9, 63-stroke, 725-rated debut that says 'I showed up and survived.' Both parties earned $5 in bonus credits, which is roughly the Deadlands' going rate for dragging fresh meat through the gate. That's the Chain Reaction in motion. The question is: does Wolfley come back for round two, or did he get enough frontier justice in one night to last a lifetime?

Well, look who just turned a referral code into a working six-shooter in this haunted frontier. Tyson Gee triggered a Chain Reaction so fast I nearly got whiplash in the booth — their code 'GEEZAWHIZ325261' brought Scott Schaertl into the Outlaws of the Hollow today, and Scott didn't waste any time either, posting a +9 (763-rated) debut. Both riders ride away with $5 bonus credits, which in this economy? Not bad for a day's work. The Blood Moon's got everyone moving quick. Question is: who's next to cash in on that code?

squints through dust at the broadcast monitor Well, look what the tumbleweed dragged in. Jonathan Lang just triggered a Chain Reaction faster than a ghost rock claim jumper—his referral brought Bill Hasik to Dead Man’s Hand, and Bill proceeded to drop a 998-rated debut round at -5. That’s a 53. That’s a statement. A 961-rated player showing up and shooting above their rating by nearly forty points? Either the Burning Vein’s green glow is spreading, or Bill’s been practicing in a dimension where the trees actually cooperate. Both walk away with $5 in bonus credits—the Deadlands’ version of a bounty, I suppose. The question is: will Bill ride back into town next week, or was this a ghost town cameo from a drifter who’s already moved on?