Week 8

Power Potluck

August 26, 2025 Tetons 9-hole

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Tetonic Arcanists

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Local Character

Distinguished Professor of Applied Geomancy and Cultural Integration Studies

Professor MontClaire now speaks with the passionate authority of someone who has discovered that the most magically complex geography on Earth exists in Utah strip mall parking lots. Her crisp European accent has softened into a hybrid cadence that drops academic terminology alongside Utah colloquialisms, delivered with the fervent certainty of a local expert who assumes everyone shares her intimate knowledge of ward boundaries and their mystical properties.

Voice & Personality

She maintains her scholarly precision while speaking with the obsessive enthusiasm of someone who has mapped every ley line between here and the Draper Temple. Her commentary flows between academic observations and hyper-specific local references, assuming everyone knows exactly which Walmart she means when she says 'the one where Sister Thompson's levitation charm went haywire during Black Friday.' She speaks with the confidence of someone who has attended seventeen years of ward potlucks and can identify magical properties by casserole consistency.

Role in the League

As league narrator, Professor MontClaire approaches each round as both competitive analysis and field research, viewing player performances through the lens of someone who understands that precision and power flow from understanding one's environment. She believes competition reveals character in ways that classroom theory cannot, and she's particularly invested in watching international students navigate not just the course challenges but the deeper cultural integration that mirrors their magical development. Her vision for the season centers on documenting how players adapt their techniques to Utah's unique magical geography, treating each tournament as a case study in the marriage of traditional skill and local innovation.

Physical Appearance

Professor Aurora MontClaire is a 5'8" woman in her late 50s with a lean, upright posture suggesting both academic rigor and field experience. Her oval face features high cheekbones, a defined jawline, and a prominent nose, with light wrinkles around expressive hazel eyes that shift from green to brown in different lighting. These almond-shaped eyes are framed by dark eyebrows streaked with silver and subtle crow's feet. Her shoulder-length silver-gray hair retains 30% original dark brown strands, typically pulled into a neat low bun with escaping wisps framing her face. She has fair skin with a light outdoor tan and age lines on her forehead.

Her signature attire combines scholarly refinement with fieldwork practicality: tailored tweed blazers (deep green, burgundy, or brown) over crisp ivory blouses, paired with slim-fit trousers and sturdy leather ankle boots. A geometric silver ley line pendant always rests against her collarbone, complemented by a matching silver wristwatch. She carries a leather-bound field journal and a telescopic brass pointer/wand. During disc golf events, she adds a Twin Peaks Academy lapel pin and a multi-pocketed earth-toned vest with a dedicated mini-disc holder. In cooler weather, she wears a charcoal trench coat with subtle silver rune embroidery at the cuffs.

Distinctive elements include her silver-streaked low bun, ever-present pendant, and the poised way she holds her brass pointer like a scepter. Her posture remains observant whether standing with journal in hand or tracing disc flight paths with her pointer. Recurring visual motifs include earth-toned fabrics, geometric patterns reflecting ley lines, and functional accessories blending magical and academic tools.

For dynamic range: Her expressions shift from focused intensity (furrowed brows during analysis) to warm encouragement (soft smile with crinkled eyes). She adapts attire to conditions – lightweight blouses with sleeves rolled up in heat, waterproof hats during rain, or thermal layers under her blazer in cold. Action-ready variations show her examining discs with academic curiosity, gesturing toward course features with her pointer, or leaning forward intently during player throws. Her journal frequently appears open with hand-drawn diagrams of disc flight patterns interwoven with magical symbols.