$4,500 ACE RACE @ DRAGONFLY! JUN 6th.

$4,500 ACE RACE @ DRAGONFLY! JUN 6th.

$3,000 Super Ace + $1,500 Ace Pot. 27-hole ace race with unlimited re-buys.

Every $40 entry gets you 2 MVP lab second discs and 27 shots at $4,500 in ace pots. Must use player pack discs. Buy in again, get 2 more discs, run it back. All proceeds fund new tee pads at Dragonfly ahead of USWDGC 2026.

Tag #8

The Dead Sea @ Roots

Apr 24 - Jun 19, 2026

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The Dead Sea @ Roots
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#8

Stephen Marks

PDGA Rating 802
Division RAF
Events 2
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*cracks knuckles* It's a head-to-head challenge system. Want a better number? Fight for it.
#1 = Best
#47 = Room to grow
Challenge Up Pick someone ranked above you
Both Play Same event, scores compared
Win = Swap Lower score takes the tag
Ties? Defender keeps it
Skip 3x? You forfeit
Tiers limit who you can challenge
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Wanted Theorem

High Concept

Wanted Dead or Playing Well

Trouble

The Salt Gets in Everything

Supporting Aspects
Spectral Ink Bleeds Fresh Meat Defies Your Ranking Crumbles

Aspects refreshed May 22, 2026

The Wanted Theorem was forged in the moment the first competitor crossed into the Deadlands and survived the culling - the frontier itself inscribed their name in spectral ink upon a ghostly wanted document, creating the first theorem of worthiness that would determine all future judgments.

Created from the melted lead of old wanted posters, inscribed with mathematical proofs in spectral ink that glows crimson and gold, bordered by serpent scales that shift with each score, crowned with skull motifs at its corners, resonates with the frontier's eternal judgment frequency.

Serves as both badge of worthiness and target for rivals - the bearer is officially 'wanted' by the Deadlands, marking them as valuable prey while simultaneously declaring them worthy of remembrance among the cursed frontier's survivors.

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