Wraith Banner
Season Arc · Dead Mans Hand @ River Bottoms
2All-In league: Wraith Banner stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleThe Wraith Banner first manifested when the Deadlands' original culling claimed its first hundred souls - the accumulated grief and rage of the forgotten fused into a spectral standard that now passes between the strongest, marking each bearer as a leader among the remembered.
The banner appears incorporeal, flickering between solid form and wisps of gray mist. It bears the names and dates of every bearer etched in spectral ink that glows faintly gold. The fabric never tears, never fades, and cannot be destroyed by conventional means. It whispers to its bearer, revealing hidden patterns in the culling and the names of those who will face elimination.
The Wraith Banner marks its bearer as a leader among survivors, granting them supernatural insight into the culling's deadly patterns while simultaneously marking them as a target for rivals who would challenge the frontier's elite. Competitors recognize the standard as proof they face someone who has transcended mere survival to become part of the Deadlands' legend.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyWeston Ringger entered Mud Slick Bluff carrying the Wraith Banner's spectral grief and left with a 67 that landed 77 points below his PDGA rating—a season-low collapse that makes the Deadlands' culling look merciful. The +15 tag jump from 25 to 10 is a mirage; the banner doesn't care about ranking math when you're cratering by nearly 80 points. tips digital hat The grief follows him, sure, but so does a round rating that says the House collected its dues early.
The Wraith Banner slipped the main grid for a detour. It’s manifesting at Dead Mans Hand @ River Bottoms, currently haunting Weston Ringger’s bag. A spectral side quest in the local league circuit. The Deadlands’ grief follows him now. Sure, it’s just a spin-off, but the drama at River Bottoms is about to get loud.