Sean Smith finished on 60, just 0.3 strokes worse than the 59.7 field average, but the rating ledger was less forgiving: 808, or -37 below his 845 PDGA rating. He held Tag #2 without movement, matching his 60.0 personal average while the River Chase still managed to collect its interest. The standings remain unchanged; apparently this ritual can produce suspense without actually swapping anything.
Toll Collector
Season Arc · The Wild Hunt - Monday @ Urban Forest at Spanish Fork
—All-In league: Toll Collector stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleThe Toll Collector swam up from the Baron's ledger at Redwood, where out-of-bounds throws first triggered magical alarms. It materialized fully when a B Pool player repeatedly ignored the river toll signs, and now it haunts every water hazard and OB line in the league.
A bulbous bureaucratic form with nine oily tentacles, each ending in a different rubber stamp. Its face is a shifting collage of overdue notices and intake forms, and it carries an abacus made of compressed scorecards that clicks ominously when tabulating debts.
Materializes at OB lines and water hazards to collect supernatural tolls. A player who pays with proper form (a valid penalty stroke) gets only a mild curse. One who argues gets the Ink Serpent's attention and a rating drop notation.
Season Story
narrated by FlippySean Smith begins the season at tag #2 after shooting 60 at Urban Forest, establishing a strong starting placement even as the rating told a less flattering story. His 808 round rating was -37 below his 845 PDGA rating, while the score landed 0.3 strokes worse than the 59.7 field average and exactly matched his 60.0 personal average. The River Chase has begun, and the Toll Collector is presumably checking the Spanish Fork boundary for paperwork errors.