FUNDRAISER @ DRAGONFLY! JUN 6th.

FUNDRAISER @ DRAGONFLY! JUN 6th.

27 hole ace race with 2 player pack discs.

Help us raise funds for improvements to the course in anticipation of USWDGC and have fun doing it! Player pack is 2 lab seconds courtesy of MVP. CTPs on every hole, ace pot. Choose your own card flex start.

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Tag #10

Dead Mans Hand @ River Bottoms

Apr 22 - Jun 17, 2026

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Dead Mans Hand @ River Bottoms
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#10

Taylor Thilo

PDGA Rating 874
Division RAD
Events 2
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Culling Chant

High Concept

Still Breathing After Three Hangs

Trouble

The Chant Grows Before Each Cull

Supporting Aspects
Cold to the Touch They Fold; I Remain Three Culls Forged This Heart

Aspects refreshed Apr 22, 2026

The Culling Chant wasn't born; it was extracted. The first entity to survive three consecutive culls heard it—a perfect, terrible melody—etched into their mind by the frontier itself as a reward and a burden. To carry the Chant is to hold the proof of your endurance and the seed of the next elimination.

The bag tag itself is cold to the touch and emits a sub-audible thrum. It causes faint harmonic vibrations in nearby metal. The bearer's shadow may move out of sync, silently mouthing the words. The perceived 'volume' of the Chant increases in the hours before a culling.

It serves as a trophy of extreme endurance, marking the bearer as a veteran of multiple culls, while its subtle, spreading influence makes it a focal point for factions seeking to control the Deadlands' rhythms.

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League Dead Mans Hand @ River Bottoms
Pool Pool A

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