Spray Sigil
Season Arc · Summer's Blade - Thursday @ Dragonfly
1All-In league: Spray Sigil stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleBorn from the spray cans the tentacled river clerks use to update the chained Accords scroll, Spray Sigil is the half-alive residue that clings to whoever signs closest to the wet paint. It remembers every signature in overspray and stencil, and it speaks in the breathless hiss of a fresh can being shaken over the Jordan at dusk.
A flat, oval disc of chipped metal the size of a sand dollar, its face crusted with layered overspray in gold and acid-green that never quite dries. The edges glow faintly under blacklight, and the whole thing hums with the chemical tang of fresh enamel. When pressed against fabric it leaves a perfect stencil of a basket-ringed rune that fades over seven days.
Marks each player's weekly treaty signature and tracks faction alignment across the season, broadcasting allegiance in a single stencil.
Season Story
narrated by FlippySpencer Livsey fell from tag #2 to #13, an 11-place drop after shooting 60 and earning a 914 round rating—“-22 below form” against his 936 PDGA rating. He was 3.3 strokes above the 56.7 field average, while matching his 60.0 personal average exactly; Lake Bloom’s plot may be murky, but the scorecard is not.
Spray Sigil is peeling off the mainstage scroll for a quick detour. It’s hitching a ride on Spencer Livsey’s bag for Summer's Blade at Dragonfly—think of it as a DLC episode where the overspray settles. Same neon hum, new fairways. The stencils don’t know the difference.