Due to absence from Week 3 (Path Treaty), tag number moved from 3 to 3. (Week 3 of 6)
Arc Tracer
Season Arc · Tuesday @ Springwood Players' Course
1All-In league: Arc Tracer stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleFirst emerged during the 'Lost Foundry' episode when players began following their discs' final resting positions, discovering hidden geometries in the thickets. The traced arcs revealed unexpected convergence points where multiple flight paths crossed, forming a living document of the course's aerial topography.
Rendered as golden continuous lines that spiral outward from the wearer's wrist, the lines shift and reform to match whichever arc was most recently thrown. Small compass motifs at line termini indicate direction of travel, while varying line thickness records approximate distance.
Actively seeks to add new arcs to the collective map, deliberately attempting unconventional lines that might reveal previously unmapped course behavior. Compiles weekly flight summaries that become reference documents for understanding how the space responds to different throw types.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyDue to absence from Week 2 (Oak Council), tag number moved from 2 to 3. (Week 2 of 6)
Due to absence from Week 1 (First Lines), tag number moved from 5 to 2. (Week 1 of 6)
checks clipboard Tag #5: Arc Tracer. Born during the Lost Foundry episode, when enough players wandered into the thickets chasing plastic that the course itself started keeping score. The tag remembers every arc you've thrown and renders it in golden lines that spiral up your wrist — a living map of your aerial sins. Compass marks show where you aimed. Line thickness shows how far you missed. It's less a badge of honor and more a wearable confession. Wear it proudly. Or don't. It's tracing you either way.
adjusts headset The Lost Foundry's thickets gave up their secrets, and Joseph Rowe walked out wearing the evidence. Tag #5, Arc Tracer, etched its first golden spiral up his wrist — a map of every throw that found its way through the brambles. Compass points mark where he aimed. Line weight records how far he missed. It's less a badge and more a confession, but the course chose him for a reason. The arcs don't lie.
adjusts headset Joseph Rowe arrived at Springwood as signup zero and finished placement five. That's the math of a premiere where the course writes you before you write it. His companion, Arc Tracer, didn't seem to mind — the golden spirals were already climbing his wrist, compass roses spinning, hungry to map new arcs through the hardwood corridors. The Lost Foundry's thickets gave this tracer life, and now it treats every throw as a confession the course keeps. Week 1 of 6. The archive has its newest custodian. Whether the brambles cooperate is a different chapter.