The Phoenix Series @ Art Dye
Nov 22 - Jan 10, 2025
Current Holder
Andrew Yale
Rimebound Echo
Crystalline Echo of the Ice Phoenix's Cry
Echoes Only When It's Freezing
Aspects refreshed Dec 14, 2025
The Rimebound Echo was forged during a rare celestial alignment when the ice phoenix’s cry echoed across Art Dye’s frozen hills. A local detective, desperate to solve the mystery, used ancient ice magic to trap the phoenix’s lingering essence in a crystalline shard, creating a device that could replay moments tied to the supernatural creature.
The Rimebound Echo is a palm-sized crystalline shard that feels cold to the touch but never melts. It emits a faint, ice-blue glow when activated and hums with a low, resonant frequency. The shard can replay moments tied to the ice phoenix’s presence, projecting them as ghostly images in the air. It is nearly indestructible and reacts to the presence of supernatural cold.
The Rimebound Echo serves as a crucial investigative tool, allowing detectives to uncover hidden truths by accessing echoes of past events tied to the ice phoenix.
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Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
In a plot twist colder than my ex’s heart, Rimebound Echo was born when a detective with too much time on their hands decided to “investigate” a bird that’s literally made of ice. Using ancient ice magic (read: a snow cone machine from Costco), they trapped the phoenix’s essence into a shard that now hums like a fridge with commitment issues. Because apparently, disc golf needed its own Frozen sequel. Who writes this stuff? Oh right, me.
In a dimly lit alleyway that reeked of stale coffee and broken dreams, Andrew Yale stumbled upon Rimebound Echo. The tag, glowing like a freezer light, whispered, “You’ve got the cold hard skills, PDGA #144790.” With a rating of 958, Yale was deemed worthy—or maybe just the first sucker to walk by. As he pocketed the icy relic, one question lingered: Can he handle the chill of being the chosen one, or will he melt under pressure?