A 944 round against a 904 rating is +40 over his own number, and Nick Jennings turned tag 20 into tag 5 — fifteen rungs in one Monday session. The 47 beat the field average by 1.4 strokes and his personal average by a full five, which is the kind of math that gets a Warden's fine print read aloud at the sandstone monument. Episode Six is titled 'Law Bent'; he found the loophole, and it was his own back nine. The Salt Veil shimmered at the Creekside boundary, presumably taking notes.
Salt Veil
Season Arc · Grey Cloak - Monday @ Creekside Park
15All-In league: Salt Veil stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleWhen the original signatories first carved the Salt Lake Accords into the bedrock of the valley, their combined magical intention crystallized into permanent supernatural substance - the Salt Veil. It now exists as the eternal boundary between the mortal game of disc golf and the bureaucratic afterlife of the Accords, manifesting wherever the treaty's power intersects with the physical world.
The Salt Veil appears as a shimmering curtain of suspended salt crystals along course boundaries, glowing with an ethereal blue-white luminescence in twilight. It responds to rating changes - when a player approaches curse thresholds, the Veil in their vicinity grows more transparent, revealing spectral glimpses of supernatural consequence. The Veil emits a faint hum that players describe as 'hearing the paperwork' and feels cold to the touch but leaves a burning sensation like concentrated salt. It forms most prominently along out-of-bounds lines and water hazards, turning every risky shot into a potential crossing point.
The Salt Veil serves as the living boundary determining when a player crosses from the mortal game into the Accords' supernatural jurisdiction. As players' ratings decline toward curse manifestation thresholds, the Veil surrounding them grows increasingly transparent, providing visible, audible, and visceral warnings that supernatural consequences approach. It transforms every round into a tension-filled navigation between safety and the bureaucratic underworld.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyNick Jennings carded 52—one stroke above the 51.0 field average and exactly his personal average—with an 899 round rating, -5 below form against his 904 PDGA rating. His tag slipped from #5 to #6; under the First Law, the boundary docket records one modest judgment.
checks clipboard The Salt Veil shimmers at the Creekside Park boundary — thinner here, but still humming with paperwork. Nick Jennings steps through the crystalline curtain into Grey Cloak's Monday rotation, and the Veil follows. A side quest branches from the main arc: the accords don't sleep just because the stakes are local.