Thomas Sautel climbed from tag 6 to tag 2, gaining four places with a 55 that matched the field average and beat his personal average by two strokes. His 942 round rating was +8 over rating—a warm glow of competence, not a statistical coup, even as the Green Knight rises. The Omen Meridian can mark the boundary; apparently the tag ladder handles the elevation.
Omen Meridian
Summer's Blade - Thursday @ Dragonfly·Competition group The Solstice Cut·
All-In · only the number moves
Thomas Sautel
RAD
White
Season Arc · Summer's Blade - Thursday @ Dragonfly
4
#2Now
#2Best
#8Started
2Weeks
All-In league: Omen Meridian stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptThe Accords' Golden Warning Blade
TroubleI Warn But Never Protect
Players Hear Their Rating Bleed
Crimson Pulse Marks the Doomed
The Solstice Cut's Sacred Boundary
The Omen Meridian was created as the Salt Lake Accords' primary warning infrastructure during the original treaty signing. The founding signatories understood that players needed to perceive danger approaching rather than having consequences strike without warning, so they engineered a supernatural boundary line that materializes from the earth when omen pressure reaches critical levels on any bound course.
The Meridian manifests as a shimmering line of pale golden light stretching across fairways in perfectly straight lines. As omen pressure accumulates, the line intensifies in brightness and begins emitting a low, audible hum. Near curse manifestation thresholds, it pulses with crimson energy while the surrounding air grows perceptibly colder. The line's intensity and color progression serve as a real-time supernatural meter that all players can witness.
To serve as the visible warning system that allows players across all leagues to see when they're approaching curse manifestation thresholds, creating opportunities to reverse course before consequences become permanent while making the Accords' supernatural stakes visually undeniable.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyThomas Sautel posted a 57 at Dragonfly Awakens, matching his personal average while the field in Amateur H - Blue averaged 56. The Treaty is signed, but the ink is barely dry before the Omen Meridian materializes on the fairway. It’s a shimmering golden line that hums when ratings bleed—great visual aid, terrible at actually stopping the disc. Sautel snagged 6th place, climbing two spots from assignment 8. The Meridian warns of doom, sure, but it can’t block a tree kick. Welcome to the Green Court, where the growth is rapid and the lines are literal.
The Omen Meridian is leaving the main stage, trading the Accords for a spinoff arc. It’s manifesting this Thursday at Dragonfly, shimmering across fairways for Thomas Sautel. Consider this a side quest: the supernatural boundary line is taking its act to the Summer's Blade league. The main plot pauses; the hum just got local.
See where Thomas Sautel sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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