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Brass Meridian
Season Arc · Wednesday Johnny League
1All-In league: Brass Meridian stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleDiscovered half-buried in a sandstorm crater, this pre-Cataclysm artifact predates the Guild itself, its purpose lost but its function undiminished.
A tarnished brass disc with intricate cog teeth around its edge, featuring a crystalline center that shifts color based on player focus and magnetic north.
Guides players toward optimal paths by sensing their competitive intent and the desert's hidden thermal currents.
Season Story
narrated by Flippyadjusts headset Brass Meridian. Five. Found face-down in a sandstorm crater, cogs still turning, crystal humming like it remembers something we don't. Pre-Cataclysm brass, older than the Guild itself, and it's got opinions about who carries it. Purpose lost. Function intact. It doesn't need a player — it needs a hand that won't drop it.
adjusts headset Sandstorm crater. Pre-Cataclysm brass. Cogs still turning like it's been counting the seconds since the world broke. Jason Skjaret digs it out mid-shift, dust still settling, and the crystal catches light for the first time in — who knows how long. Purpose lost. Function intact. Tag 5 doesn't need a player. It needs a hand that won't drop it. Let's see if his grip holds.
Jason Skjaret opened the Gearwork Glen season with a 48, matching his personal average against a field that averaged 45.5. He walked out with Tag 5, a pre-Cataclysm compass dug from a sandstorm crater that speaks in thermal riddles. It’s a heavy opener for a debut—tarnished brass demanding focus while the high desert winds howl. The crystal center is shifting, but Skjaret didn't drop it. Welcome to the Guild, Jason. Your season companion just got picky.