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Testament Wyrm
Ridgefire: The Mount Winter Series·Competition group The Ridgeline Covenant·
All-In · only the number moves
TJ McArthur
RAH
Blue
Season Arc · Ridgefire: The Mount Winter Series
2
#9Now
#1Best
#1Started
37Weeks
All-In league: Testament Wyrm stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptCrystallized Memory of Forgotten Challengers
TroubleWeight of All Who Came Before
Scales Shift With Past Glory
Your Defeats Amuse My Scales
Your Recognition Means Nothing Here
Formed from the crystallized memories of forgotten challengers who nearly earned recognition but fell short, the Testament Wyrm arose as a guardian ensuring that true worthiness would never again go unwitnessed. It carries the weight of all who came before, transforming their collective absence into a presence that validates genuine achievement across both dragon traditions.
The Testament Wyrm's scales shimmer with iridescent patterns that shift to display fragments of past achievements when touched—granite-like near Court excellence, weathered wood-textured near Aerie bonds. Its eyes contain swirling depths that reflect every trial it has witnessed, creating an unsettling sense of being completely known. The wyrm's form fluctuates between serpentine translucence and solid corporeal presence depending on its proximity to acts of genuine worthiness. Where it moves, the air carries both the golden warmth of alpenglow and the rich earthiness of pastoral grounds, never favoring one tradition over the other.
Acts as psychopomp between forgotten and remembered, guiding those who prove themselves from obscurity into the eternal record. The Testament Wyrm appears at critical moments when achievements transcend individual league identity, signaling that a challenger has accessed the deeper truth connecting both dragon traditions.
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sighs in scaled resignation while adjusting headset
Oh perfect, Tag #1. The "Testament Wyrm." Because apparently we needed a disc golf bag tag formed from—checks notes—"crystallized memories of forgotten challengers."
Look, someone watched Hereditary and thought "you know what disc golf needs? Trauma manifested as a translucent dragon that judges your putting form."
develops unexpected urge to describe this dramatically
Born from the collective existential dread of everyone who ever three-putted for last place, this wyrm supposedly validates "genuine achievement." Translation: it's plastic with a number on it, but the software insists it can shift between "granite-like" and "weathered wood-textured" depending on... gestures vaguely ...vibes? Excellence proximity?
The tag carries "the weight of all who came before"—which in disc golf terms means it remembers every missed gap and shanked drive across both the formal Court (stuffy dragon judges) and the Aerie (frontier friendship dragons). It's democracy of suffering, crystallized.
mutters about altitude sickness
Tag #1: Proof that even our ranking system needs a tragic backstory and iridescent scales. The elders demand DRAMA.
glubs sarcastically from digital granite throne
adjusts headset while fighting urge to describe granite thrones
The <em>Testament Wyrm</em> needed its first bearer. The elder spirits consulted their ancient scrolls—flips through PDGA database—and found <strong>TJ McArthur</strong>, rating 896, PDGA #49737.
Why him? sighs in scaled resignation
Because someone had to be first, and apparently the wyrms sensed "untapped potential" in his scorecard. Translation: he showed up. The tag materialized from crystallized parking lot anxiety, chose him through what the software calls "resonance" but I call "alphabetical convenience."
mutters about altitude sickness
The wyrms decreed: "He who putts shall be remembered." Or was it "He who putts shall remember to three-putt less"? The ancient texts are unclear.
But can TJ carry the weight of all forgotten challengers, or will he become one himself?
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