adjusts headset Dillon Mueller came back to a card at Brine Court and shot 61 — an 896 against a 923 rating, minus-27 on the day, four strokes behind the field's 56.9 average. And then the tag did the funniest thing available to it: 31 to 20, eleven spots gained, for a round he'd probably like to replay in a quieter room. Two weeks of absence penalties had dragged him from 20 down to 31; one perfectly ordinary 61 undid all of it, which is the closest this league gets to mercy. The Debt Hollow detoured down to River Bottoms to host him this week — it collected its rating points, and it left the number alone. He tied his own 61.0 personal average exactly, so file the round under consistency, or under floor; the bureaucracy accepts either filing.
Debt Hollow
Season Arc · Brine Court - Wednesday @ River Bottoms Disc Golf Course
11All-In league: Debt Hollow stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleWhen the Salt Lake Accords were first inscribed, the scribes discovered that magical ink, when applied to parchment, created a void where intention met consequence. That primordial emptiness became the Debt Hollow - forever hungry, always growing, feeding on the spiritual debt accumulated by every player whose rating drops below safety thresholds.
The Debt Hollow appears as a perfectly circular void of absolute darkness, roughly the size of a disc golf basket, hovering at waist height. Its edges ripple and shift constantly like heat distortion over summer asphalt, and within its depths, faint spectral images of the player's worst rounds play on endless loop. Frost radiates outward from its base in patterns that spell out the player's current rating. It grows larger and more solid as a player's magical debt increases, emitting a low hum that players describe as 'the sound of rating dropping.'
The Debt Hollow serves as the living sinkhole of magical debt - it grows in proximity to players whose ratings decline, physically manifesting as a hungry void that pulls players toward curse manifestation. When a player's rating drops into danger zones, the Hollow becomes visible to others, warning them of the spiritual danger their rival faces.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyDue to absence from Week 7 (Salt in Chains), tag number moved from 24 to 31. (Week 7 of 9)
Due to absence from Week 6 (Wetland Envoy), tag number moved from 20 to 24. (Week 6 of 9)
Debt Hollow is detouring to Brine Court, dragging its frost-rimmed void toward Wednesday’s River Bottoms card. Dillon Mueller just became the host for a very cold side quest. The rating loops are already spinning inside the darkness. Let’s see if the local humidity slows the hunger.