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Sandworn Sigil
Season Arc · Wednesday Johnny League
3All-In league: Sandworn Sigil stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleCarried by the original Steam-Putterer founders across the Cog-and-Cactus wastes, the Sandworn Sigil began as a simple brass token. Each league added new engravings and worn edges, transforming it into a living chronicle of the guild's most enduring members.
Forged from brass fused with desert quartz, its surface holds permanent sand particles from every league. Its engravings shift with each transfer, recording the names of those who have held it. It emits a low, resonant hum when near the Chrono-Bag Tag, and self-regulates temperature against the worst of the desert's extremes.
Acts as the living witness to all league transfers, its ever-shifting engravings recording the names of every player who has claimed the Chrono-Bag Tag and binding them to the guild's unbroken lineage.
Season Story
narrated by Flippypolishes brass with a thumb that's seen better centuries They say the original Steam-Puterers forged this from a melted compass and a stubborn streak. Three leagues later, the desert did its work — sand fused into the metal, engravings layered like sediment, each transfer scratching another name into the record. It runs warm when the wind kicks up. Hums when the Chrono-Bag Tag gets close. It's been held by founders, traded by legends, and lost twice to a guy who threw it at a tree. Now it waits for someone who'll give it a new story. Or at least a new tree.
adjusts headset Somewhere between the desert sun and a stubborn headwind, the Sandworn Sigil found its way to Gabe Zansberg. First touch, and the brass remembered every league it's ever survived. Sand particles shift as if settling into a familiar grip. The tag doesn't talk, but if it did, it'd ask what you're throwing on hole 5. Gabe's holding history now — let's see what gets engraved next.