Your series bag tag moved from #17 to #28 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
Oath Keeper
Death Curse·Competition group A·
All-In · only the number moves
Bobby Schneck
RPA
Gold
Season Arc · Death Curse
11
#28Now
#17Best
#38Started
4Weeks
All-In league: Oath Keeper stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptSpectral Clerk of Sacred Tag Challenges
TroubleCannot Refuse Valid Challenges
Dodecahedron Head Spins
Brass Stamp Marks Air
Vest of Leaderboard Margins
Emerged from the Creekside Wardens' tradition of binding oaths with physical tokens—when the Accords were signed, these tokens gained literal magical force, transforming into entities that maintain the integrity of tag challenges.
A compact spectral clerk with multiple arms each holding a different league's tag records, appearing at dusk to witness and validate any bag tag challenge made under the Accords' authority.
Materializes when a player issues a tag challenge, recording the terms and ensuring the challenged player cannot refuse without incurring automatic treaty penalties—then vanishes until the round concludes to log results.
Season Story
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Your series bag tag moved from #38 to #24 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
adjusts headset Every tag has a story. This one has a grudge. When the Creekside Wardens signed their Accords, they bound their promises into metal — and the metal, being metal, developed opinions. Now Tag 38 haunts the dusk with four arms and a filing system, a spectral clerk who materializes whenever a challenge is declared under the Accords. It doesn't play. It witnesses. It records. It judges your commitment to the oath you just made in front of a basket. And if you break that oath? Let's just say the tag remembers. It always remembers.
flips to a fresh page in the clipboard, squints at the timestamp Right. Bobby Schneck. Tag 38. The Oath Keeper. Of course it's him.
Bobby's been circling this tag for three weeks, and I don't mean on the leaderboard. He's been "casually" asking about the Accords at the shop counter, "happening" to be near the practice basket when the Wardens hold their dusk vigils. The man has been courting this piece of metal like it's a second job with benefits.
And now, at 7:42 PM on a Tuesday that felt like a Thursday, he finally got his shot. The challenge was called, the oath was sworn, and the tag — which has been a silent, four-armed witness to a hundred broken promises — decided to give him a chance.
adjusts glasses The Oath Keeper doesn't just pick anyone. It picks the one who means it. And somewhere between the first tee and the final putt, Bobby convinced it. The tag's now his: a compact, spectral clerk with a filing system and a grudge, bound to validate his challenges until the season ends or the Accords say otherwise.
glances at the camera Some tags you win. Some tags you earn. And some tags — well, some tags you marry, and you don't realize it until you're three months deep and it's critiquing your putting form from the inside of your bag.
Welcome to the Wardens, Bobby. Try not to break the oath. The tag will remember.
Bobby Schneck starts his season at Tag 38 with a 60—3.3 strokes above the field average—and a 914 rating, -32 below his 946 rating. Lake Bloom provides the backdrop; the Oath Keeper’s filing system has a fresh number to brood over.
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