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Saffron

LIGHT · the Lantern · Prism

SAFFRON

The Chaos Agent

Thrives in the scatter. Actively worse on a clean run.

The shard

The Lantern shard that broke into the most pieces and enjoyed it. Prism's doctrine is to scatter and be at home in it, and Saffron is the only one of the four that means it literally.

I do not know where I am going either. That is not the same as being lost.

SAFFRON

How Saffron races

The more Saffron is being hit, the faster Saffron goes. A dense plinko field, a bumper run, an orchard — conditions the rest of the grid is trying to survive are the conditions Saffron is feeding on, and it gains in direct proportion to the chaos. Then the track opens out and Saffron, uniquely, gets slower.

The signature

Plinko Native

Speed drawn straight out of the contact rate. The busier the frame, the quicker Saffron is.

What it costs

A clean track is a bad day. Saffron is the only marble on the grid with a power that is actively negative in the open — a boost ramp and a run-in is, for Saffron, a penalty.

The tell

The sparkle, and a face that gets happier as the frame gets busier. Saffron in a pile-up is the only thing in the shot enjoying itself.

Feeds on

plinkobumpersorchardpillars

Comes apart in

runInboostRamp

The voice

Hear Saffron

Three fast "bib-be-BIP" syllables that do not agree on a direction. The middle one goes the wrong way.

In the race mix — C6, 1047 Hz, The rising run

Two oscillators seven cents apart, and each peg contact pitches up a degree until the section ends. A Saffron plinko run is an audible climb.

The record

7thChampionship
25Points
2Starts
1Wins
1Podiums
1stBest
3.5Average
1stLast out
  1. R05 1st of 6 last-gasp steal
  2. R01 6th of 6 last-gasp steal

In the stands

The marble that makes a plinko section worth watching, which is why the generator draws so many of them.

Rivalries

Saffron SAFFRON

Order and Weather

Prism teammates. Only one of them obeys the doctrine.

Not yet met on a grid
Frost FROST

Scatter, and be at home in it. Saffron means it literally — the busier the frame, the faster it goes. Frost regards the whole idea as a failure of standards and runs a single clean line through a team built on chaos. The draw decides which of them is right, every round, and it is never both.

A bumper field is a Saffron day and a Frost disaster. A track with two boost boxes reverses it exactly.