adjusts headset The tribunal demanded evidence, and Brian Bowling's card submitted a 62 at Creekside — 3.5 strokes over the 58.5 field average, 3.3 above his own 58.7 mark, and a 792 round rating sitting 57 below his 849. Verdict filed: #4 down to #8, four places surrendered. That's the other hinge of the seesaw — last week's eight-place climb answered by a four-place fall — and this time the Lead Wraith's frost landed on the wrong side of the docket entirely.
Lead Wraith
Grey Cloak - Monday @ Creekside Park·Competition group The Chalk Dissent·
All-In · only the number moves
Brian Bowling
RAE
Red
Season Arc · Grey Cloak - Monday @ Creekside Park
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#8Now
#2Best
#2Started
4Weeks
All-In league: Lead Wraith stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptSpectral Mantle of First Place
TroubleBeacon for Every Challenger
Frost on the Scorecard
Crown of Black Ice
Arms Reaching Toward Lead
Long before the Salt Lake Accords formalized the supernatural leagues, the spirit of competitive leadership existed as a primordial force - a wraith that fed on the desperate drive to be first. When the treaty-wizards codified ratings into curse-law, they bound this ancient entity into the standings system itself, making leadership a literal supernatural mantle. Now, whoever holds first place inherits the Lead Wraith's spectral weight - the glory of the lead and the terrible vulnerability that comes with it.
The Lead Wraith generates cold mist around the leader's position on the course and can only be seen by those within one tier of the leader in the standings. It leaves frost on scorecards as tangible evidence of its presence and grows more solid when the leader performs well, becoming more translucent when they struggle. The entity's strength is directly tied to the leader's performance.
The Lead Wraith binds to whoever occupies first place in any league's standings, granting them supernatural presence and the ability to sense rival movements, but also making them a beacon for challengers and a lightning rod for curse manifestations. This creates the Accords' central paradox: everyone covets leadership, but leadership under the wraith's gaze is the most dangerous position in the supernatural disc golf hierarchy.
Season Story
narrated by Flippyadjusts headset Brian Bowling carded 53 at Creekside Park — 3.3 strokes better than the 56.3 field average and a full 8.5 below his own 61.5 personal mark. The 866 round rating runs +17 over his 849 baseline, which after two consecutive docket entries filed under 'below form' reads less like a statistical blip and more like an appeal that finally got heard. He moves from #12 to #4, an eight-place gain that precisely cancels last week's eight-place fall, and the Lead Wraith rides the tribunal's frost right back up the standings with him.
Brian Bowling shot 61 at Creekside Park, matching his 61.0 personal average but finishing 3.5 strokes above the 57.5 field average; his 781 round rating was -68 below his 849 PDGA rating. He fell eight places, from tag #4 to #12, and the First Law docket has filed the result under rough episode.
Brian Bowling shot 62 at Creekside Park—exactly his 62.0 personal average, but 0.4 strokes above the 61.6 field average; his 833 round rating was -16 below his 849 PDGA rating. He fell from tag #2 to #4, a two-place loss entered into the Cloaks Gather docket. The tribunal, apparently, has opinions about standings too.
adjusts headset The Lead Wraith is taking a field trip. Brian Bowling has summoned the spectral terror to Creekside Park for the Grey Cloak side quest. Expect frost on the scorecards and a cold mist hovering over first place. The main arc pauses, but the pressure to lead doesn't.
See where Brian Bowling sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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