Hollow Flight
The Wild Hunt - Monday @ Urban Forest at Spanish Fork·Competition group The Silhouette Stalkers·
All-In · only the number moves
Kieran Buhler
RAE
Red
Season Arc · The Wild Hunt - Monday @ Urban Forest at Spanish Fork
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All-In league: Hollow Flight stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptThe Accords' Visible Conscience
TroubleThose who ignore warnings invite curses
Every trail tells secrets
Hum grows louder near curse zones
No one hides their rating drops
When the Salt Lake Accords were first signed, the founding wizards bound magical resonance into the very air of every course under the treaty. As disc golf grew within this supernatural framework, the resonance attached itself to every thrown disc - when players accumulate magical debt through rating drops, the resonance hollows out, leaving visible spectral trails that warn others of approaching curse thresholds.
Hollow Flight manifests as translucent ribbons of light following every thrown disc. The trail's width and opacity correspond directly to the thrower's current magical debt - barely perceptible for players in good standing, thick and roiling for those approaching curse zones. Each trail carries the chromatic signature of the player's faction: gold for Wizard Wardens, deep green for Risen Dead, pale silver for the Vampire Court, and grey-white for the Unbound. The trails emit a faint harmonic hum audible only to signatories, with pitch dropping as debt increases. Trails persist exactly one competitive round before evaporating.
Hollow Flight serves as the Accords' visual warning network across all leagues - players can observe opponents' trails to gauge supernatural vulnerability in real-time, creating strategic advantages and cautionary visual narratives. The trails connect all league venues through their shared appearance, making the Accords' influence visible on every fairway.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyKieran Buhler shot 50 on a night the field averaged 51.0, held tag #1, and posted a +56 over rating round — 931 against an 875 PDGA rating, eight strokes better than his own 58.0 average. Episode six was built around Hole 13's island corral and rising water; Buhler walked in wearing the crown and walked out with it still on. No swap, no ceremony, just the least dramatic possible sentence about a genuinely absurd scorecard.
checks clipboard A 54 on a night the field averaged 58.3, +13 over rating, and Kieran Buhler walks out of the Urban Forest holding tag #1 — up three spots from #4 with nothing lost. That is eight strokes better than his own 62.0 personal average, a strange thing to type about a man whose last recap opened with '-95 below form.' Not a coronation, mind you; the differential reads warm competence, business as usual. But episode five sounds the horn at the halfway mark, and he answered it — spectral trail, hollow ribbons and all.
Kieran Buhler posted a 783 round against an 878 rating: -95 below form, landing firmly in major off-day territory. His 62 was 2.3 strokes above the 59.7 field average, and the River Chase delivered the ritual consequence: tag #2 became tag #3. The spectral trail is visible, the clipboard has receipts, and even matching his personal average could not stop the descent.
checks clipboard Kieran Buhler departs the main stage for The Wild Hunt at Urban Forest — a Monday side quest where the spectral ribbons of Hollow Flight still trail every throw, just with smaller stakes and local chains. The arc continues. The hum just gets quieter in Spanish Fork.
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