John Montague carded a 70, perfectly matching his average while the rest of the field averaged 57. A 13-stroke gap is usually a tragedy, but here it’s just the first loop freezing over. He started at 7 and finished 2 in Purple, snagging five spots in an exchange. The Binding Web chose him as the anchor node, those golden threads now tethering the Cold Iron bracket to the greater lattice. The frost doesn’t care about your score; it just wants you to hold the line.
Binding Web
Season Arc · Cold Iron - Friday @ Two Time Teton
5All-In league: Binding Web stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleWhen the first players signed the Salt Lake Accords, the treaty magic bound them not just individually but collectively - the Binding Web emerged spontaneously from the weight of interconnected signatures, creating a supernatural network that grows with each new signatory and pulses with every round played.
The Web manifests as a shimmering lattice of golden and dark threads suspended above courses, with glowing numeric nodes representing each player. Golden strands pulse brightly when connections strengthen between players; dark strands emerge when curses manifest, visibly pulling nodes together in real-time. The Web spans all league boundaries, creating a visible map of supernatural interconnection that anyone who has signed the Accords can perceive.
The Binding Web makes visible the supernatural connections between players across all leagues, allowing witnesses to see who is magically linked and how their rating declines or achievements ripple through the network. It creates tangible stakes for every interaction by showing that no player's fate is truly isolated.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyThe Binding Web just drifted toward Cold Iron - Friday @ Two Time Teton. John Montague is the anchor node now, carrying those shimmering golden threads into the local bracket. Consider this a side quest in the main saga—same magic, smaller map. Let’s see if the lattice holds up when the weekend crowd rolls in.