Dillon Mueller carded a 57 at Dragonfly and a 957 round rating — +34 over his 923 — and that was enough to haul Tag 19 up to Tag 5, a fourteen-rung climb in a single Thursday. The margin was thinner than the drama suggests: 0.8 strokes better than a 57.8 field average, which is all it takes on a ladder this tight. Six strokes clear of his own 63.0 personal average, too, so the Debt Hollow spent Solstice week with nothing to feed on but frost and paperwork. checks clipboard It slid him nine spots last time; apparently the void doesn't do refunds, only rematches.
Debt Hollow
Summer's Blade - Thursday @ Dragonfly·Competition group The Solstice Cut·
All-In · only the number moves
Dillon Mueller
RPA
Gold
Season Arc · Summer's Blade - Thursday @ Dragonfly
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#5Now
#2Best
#2Started
3Weeks
All-In league: Debt Hollow stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptThe Hungry Void That Counts Every Stroke
TroubleGrows Larger With Every Bad Round
Spells Your Rating In Frost
Whispers Your Worst Rounds Endlessly
Can Be Fed With Rating Debt
When 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 FlippyDillon Mueller shot a 63 at Dragonfly — dead on his 63.0 personal average, which is only comforting until you notice the field averaged 55.1 and left him 7.9 strokes adrift. The receipts: 846 round rating against a 924 PDGA rating, a -78 below form, the kind of number that gets read once into the record and never again. That was Tag 2 walking in and Tag 11 walking out, a nine-spot slide straight into the Thorn Court's zero-tolerance OB ledger. checks clipboard The Sidhe adjudicated everything this week. The Debt Hollow just took notes and grew a little.
checks clipboard Debt Hollow ripples at the edge of the map, frost trailing ratings like a bad review nobody asked for. Now it's following Dillon Mueller into Summer's Blade — Thursday at Dragonfly. A side quest. A local league. Same hunger, smaller stage. The void doesn't care about venue size; it only cares that ratings can still drop. adjusts headset We'll be watching. Reluctantly.
See where Dillon Mueller sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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