Dust Wraith
Season Arc · The Burning Vein @ Creekside
4All-In league: Dust Wraith stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleThe Deadlands are haunted by those who refused to accept their fate when the culling came. Not ghosts—something older. The dust itself remembers every soul who died reaching for a better score, and sometimes it remembers back. These entities rise from the collective despair of the eliminated, becoming something between spirit and sandstorm.
The Dust Wraith moves like a whisper through the arena, carrying the weight of abandoned hopes. Bearers report that their opponents suddenly forget their own strategies when facing this entity—memories of every three-putt and missed comebacker surfacing at the worst moments. The air itself seems to thicken with regret.
An enforcer of the Deadlands' cruelest truth: the frontier doesn't just kill the weak, it erases their memory from the confident. The Dust Wraith reminds challengers that their victories are temporary and their failures permanent—that the dust collects all debts eventually.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyNo round rating on record, but Collin Dyer's Dust Wraith surged from #17 to #9—an 8-spot gain that suggests the collective angst of eliminated scores finally paid dividends. The ghosts of past bogeys must have dragged him uphill through the Creek Bed Shift fog while someone else's scorecard collapsed faster. tips digital hat Welcome to the Deadlands, partner, where a missing data point still counts as a promotion.
Collin Dyer posted an 810 round rating—99 below his 909 PDGA rating—and somehow the Dust Wraith still clawed up 15 spots to #17. That's not momentum, that's the collective angst of past bogeys carrying him uphill through a Green Glow fog while the rest of the shaft collapsed slower. Somewhere the spirits of eliminated scores are laughing: 'Your defeat amuses us, but we'll take the tag upgrade anyway.'
The Dust Wraith departs the main stage for a side quest at The Burning Vein @ Creekside. Collin Dyer inherits the swirling particle effects and the collective angst of the eliminated. It’s just a local league, sure, but tell that to the ghosts of past bogeys following him to the tee pad.