Blake Hawkins shot a 46 at Urban Forest, a 993 round against a 955 rating — +38 over his own number — and the Provision Pulse moved from tag 2 to tag 1. He finished 3.9 strokes clear of the 49.9 field average and 3.4 better than his own 49.4 mark, on the week the Forest Lord is said to ride. adjusts headset The treaty anchor spent all season beating in time with every clause ever written; Monday it finally beat loudest, and the obsidian disc sits at the top of the Hunt with the ink still shifting. Episode eight, and the Pulse is reading the decree out loud.
Provision Pulse
Season Arc · The Wild Hunt - Monday @ Urban Forest at Spanish Fork
1All-In league: Provision Pulse stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleForged when the first Accords were signed, the Provision Pulse was created as a failsafe to ensure no league operated in isolation. It was imbued with the rhythm of every clause ever written, and now beats in time with the treaty's enforcement across all courses.
A small, smooth stone that vibrates gently, a translucent disc with shifting ink patterns, a crystalline shard that pulses with light, and a leather pouch containing a beating core. It alerts the holder to significant events in other leagues and serves as a mobile anchor for the Accords.
It serves as a mobile anchor for the Accords, ensuring all leagues remain bound and that provisions are enforced uniformly, while also alerting the holder to significant events in other leagues.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyBlake Hawkins shot 48 at Urban Forest, +10 over his 955 rating, and the Provision Pulse jumped from tag 8 to tag 2 — six rungs in one Monday-night chase. He beat the 50.6 field average by 2.6 strokes and his own 49.8 mark by 1.8, which is what "right on track" looks like when the track tilts downhill. The obsidian disc has been murmuring at frequencies nobody could hear all season; apparently something in the oak stands finally answered. Antler Crown week, and the treaty anchor is sitting at number two, still beating in time with every clause ever written.
Blake Hawkins posted a 53 at Urban Forest for a 904 round rating — a -43 differential against his 947, and a second consecutive rough episode on a course that clearly has opinions about him. The difference this week: Hollow Oak took three places off the Provision Pulse, and Horn Sounds took none. His 53 landed one stroke on the wrong side of the 52.0 field average and 4.3 above his 48.7 personal mark, which leaves the obsidian disc exactly where it started, at tag 4, while the horn marks the season's halfway point and the Accords keep breathing anyway.
Blake Hawkins slipped from tag 1 to tag 4 after shooting 52 at Urban Forest, a three-place drop in Hollow Oak. His 884 round rating was -63 below his 947 rating; he finished 1.4 strokes above the 50.6 field average and 5.0 above his personal average. The Provision Pulse keeps its treaty beat, though this week it had a rough round to record.
Blake Hawkins posted a 45 and a 999 round rating, an exact +52 over rating that qualifies as an unambiguously awesome episode. He finished 2.7 strokes ahead of the 47.7 field average and 4.0 below his personal average, moving the Provision Pulse from tag 2 to tag 1. The obsidian disc finally found its winning frequency; apparently the treaty required a 999 before anyone could stop calling this a side quest.
adjusts headset Blake Hawkins opened The Wild Hunt with a 49, tying his personal average while the field averaged 48.5. He started assigned to 4, rode a placement of 2, and the ink patterns on his Provision Pulse shifted to match Spanish Fork mud. The obsidian disc anchors the Accords, but tonight it just watched him finish half a stroke off the pace. The horn sounded, the quarry escaped, and the pulse keeps beating. Welcome to Monday night.
The Provision Pulse has synced with a new frequency. Blake Hawkins is carrying the obsidian disc into The Wild Hunt at Spanish Fork, a Monday night side quest where the ink patterns shift with every chain hit. The Accords remain in effect, even on the spinoff circuit.