Fog Meridian

Legends speak of the First Surveyors who mapped the Misty District in the earliest days, before the official boundaries were drawn. They walked the perimeter in eternal fog, and where they stepped, the mist refused to lift. Their original stake markers are said to still glow faintly on moonless nights—a reminder that some claims were made before bureaucracy existed. Fog Meridian evokes those original, uncontestable boundaries.

Fog Meridian manifests as an ever-present atmospheric condition rather than a fixed location. In the depths of the canyon holes, the fog pools thicker, carrying the faint smell of pine resin and old paperwork. Players report that their discs behave differently within it—more resistant, as if the air itself has grown territorial. Some say the fog recognizes those who have earned their rank and parts accordingly.

A silent guardian of the leaderboard's upper echelons, Fog Meridian strikes fear into challengers who dare approach the top three positions. Those who bear this name have proven they can navigate not just the technical terrain, but the political machinations of rival ranger factions. To face Fog Meridian across a card is to face the accumulated weight of an entire season's victories.