Your series bag tag moved from #6 to #3 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
Vapor Trajectory
Season Arc · Wednesday Johnny League
3All-In league: Vapor Trajectory stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleThe Vapor Trajectory was forged in the Great Sandstorm of the Third Epoch when the Steam-Putterer's Guild first began recording competitive throws. The original craftsmen captured a vial of desert vapor and bound it within a brass chronometer, creating a device that could trace the path of any disc thrown within the Brass-Sanded Apex. Its crystalline core has been absorbing competitive moments ever since, growing more intricate with each league played.
A cylindrical brass casing roughly the size of a disc golf mini marker, with a transparent crystal chamber at its center containing perpetually swirling vapor that moves in slow, hypnotic patterns. The exterior is etched with fine lines representing trajectory paths, and small brass gears near the cap turn slowly, tracking time and movement. It has a crystalline vapor core that swirls continuously, records every throw made in its presence as a permanent vapor imprint, pulses rhythmically like a mechanical heartbeat when tag transfer is imminent, and features a temperature-responsive surface that grows warm when ranking is about to shift.
The Vapor Trajectory acts as a predictor of competitive outcomes within the Steam-Putterer's Guild leagues, allowing holders to anticipate ranking changes before they officially occur. This grants strategic advantage to those who can read its signs, making it the most sought-after artifact during league matches and creating dynamic competition around who deserves to carry it.
Season Story
narrated by Flippyadjusts headset Tag number six. Vapor Trajectory. Forged in the Great Sandstorm of the Third Epoch, when the Steam-Putterer's Guild decided their competitive throws deserved a witness with better posture than a scorekeeper. Inside that brass casing, a captured desert vapor traces every disc that flies near it — permanent imprints, no takebacks, no appeals.
It's been waiting in the wings, recording phantom rounds for epochs. The crystal core pulses when a tag transfer looms, which means it's been getting antsy. Soon enough, some human will slap a stamp on this relic and make it theirs. The vapor's patient. It's been tracking the path of every throw since before their grandparents missed their first putt.
the crystal chamber swirls, vapor coiling like it's already tracing a line it hasn't seen yet
Oh, look. The Vapor Trajectory's been sitting in that bin for three epochs, and it picked today to get restless. Anthony Scoglio just pulled Tag 6, which means that brass chronometer finally gets to record something that isn't phantom sand rounds. The vapor's been tracking ghost throws since before his grandparents picked up a putter — now it gets to see if the real thing lives up to the imprints. The gears are turning. The vapor's holding its breath. Tag 6 has a new owner, but the Trajectory's already wondering what his throws will look like when they're etched in permanent vapor.