Omen Clerk
Season Arc · Summer's Blade - Thursday @ Dragonfly
4All-In league: Omen Clerk stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleBorn from the first transaction at the river toll booth when a player's disc was lost to the water and the loss was registered as a grievance against the Accords.
A floating ledger with pages that turn themselves, each entry glowing briefly when a rating changes; the cover bears the Salt Lake Accords seal in tarnished gold.
Files rating changes as formal grievances, annotates tournament results with footnotes about supernatural interference, and maintains the official record of all pool standings.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyAndrew Yale shot 56 at Thorn Court and the ledger finally blotted in red: a 922 round rating, -47 below form, and tag #4 surrendered for #7. He took 0.9 strokes more than the 55.1 field average and two more than his own 54.0 — the first week his reliable genre wasn't remotely reliable. The Sidhe spent the night adjudicating strict OB lines with zero tolerance, and three places vanished in the same session. The Spectral Clerk of Rating Grievances has, at last, a grievance with his name on it.
Andrew Yale moved from tag #2 to #4 after shooting 54, 2.7 strokes better than the 56.7 field average. His 973 round rating was +4 over rating, right on his 969 baseline; the Lake Bloom ledger records a perfectly ordinary performance while the ladder quietly takes two places from him.
Andrew Yale opens the season at tag #2 with a 54 and a 973 round rating, just +4 over his 969 PDGA rating—the leaderboard’s preferred genre: business as usual. He finished 2.7 strokes below the 56.7 field average in the Lake Bloom episode, earning his starting placement without requiring the Green Court to convene a tribunal.