Chris Fox posted a 53 and a 931-rated round, +6 over rating—a warm glow of competence, if not a reason to wake the leaderboard. The 53 was 0.5 strokes worse than the 52.5 field average but 1.3 strokes better than Fox’s 54.2 personal average. The final audit still moved his tag from 5 to 7, two positions lost; Pending Review remains an amber file, apparently because even a solid round needs another form before clearance.
Pending Review
The Old Ones - Art Dye·Competition group Pool A·
All-In · only the number moves
Season Arc · The Old Ones - Art Dye
2
#7Now
#1Best
#1Started
12Weeks
All-In league: Pending Review stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptTrapped in Amber Limbo
TroubleThe Timer Resets Itself
Flickering Badge of Doubt
Your Clearance Is Temporary
Text Shifts When Watched
Pending Review emerged from the Bureau's internal Protocol 17-C, which mandated that any player whose Audit Trail showed irregularities must be placed in limbo status until a full investigation concludes. This became the default state for anyone who misses events or shows unexplained performance swings, trapping them in endless bureaucratic uncertainty.
A flickering holographic badge approximately the size of a playing card that hovers near the player's primary identity. It displays scrolling text showing the current review status, specific violations under investigation, and an ever-resetting countdown timer. The badge pulses with an amber glow and emits a soft, rhythmic beep when the holder approaches restricted areas. Permanently tethered to the player's Bureau file - it cannot be discarded, only upgraded to a permanent classification or downgraded to a darker status.
Blocks players from accessing classified information, triggers automatic audits, and marks suspicious players for Bureau observation. It serves as the Bureau's primary tool for maintaining control and creating uncertainty, keeping everyone guessing about their true standing within the Containment Zone.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyChris Fox posted a 914-rated 57, exactly -11 below rating, and the leaderboard answered with a one-slot demotion from 2 → 3. That was 1.3 strokes worse than the 55.8 field average and 3.7 above the 53.3 personal average—disappointment with a sting as the Week 8 fresco fades. The Pending Review timer resets itself again while the booth documents the cosmic pointlessness of ritualized tag swapping, because apparently plastic and numbers needed a season arc.
Chris Fox earned the warm glow of competence: 936, or exactly +11 over rating, with a 53 that came in 0.8 strokes better than the field average and 0.5 better than personal average. That businesslike return at Redacted Reach moved the tag from 5 → 2, reclaiming three positions while the Pending Review timer resets itself for reasons known only to the forms. The booth has logged the result; civilization may now resume its ritualized, cosmically pointless swapping of plastic rectangles.
Per the file I'm legally required to read aloud: Chris Fox posted no round rating, no score, and slipped from #1 to #2. That's Protocol 17-C in action — a limbo of absence where even the fresco refuses to interpret your round. The amber glow of 'Pending Review' flickers brighter as the investigation stalls. File another complaint, Flippy. The timer resets itself.
adjusts headset Pending Review hovers beside Chris Fox, glitching toward The Old Ones - Art Dye. A bureaucratic side quest where that amber glow signals "under investigation," not "camera shy." The countdown resets for a local league arc. The main timeline waits.
See where Chris Fox sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
League Ladder