adjusts headset Houston Finch arrived at the Wetland Duel holding tag #12 and left with #1, an eleven-spot climb built on a 46 — 8.9 strokes better than the 54.9 field average and four clear of his own 50.0 norm. The 1041 round rating lands +32 over his 1009 PDGA mark, which is the sort of line the Baron Auditor files without a bureaucratic sigh. A week ago the ledger had nothing to enter but an absence; now the top line is back in ink, and the solstice sun isn't here yet.
Baron Auditor
Season Arc · Summer's Blade - Thursday @ Dragonfly
11All-In league: Baron Auditor stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleThe Baron Auditor emerged from the Baron's ledger when the Salt Lake Accords were first signed, a minor functionary elevated to full bureaucratic sentience by the sheer volume of enchantment violations. It remembers every toll booth transaction at the Weber river crossing and audits every putter enchantment rumor that crosses its desk. The Auditor was once a junior clerk under the tentacled river clerks before being promoted to A Pool oversight.
The Baron Auditor manifests as a small, sharp-dressed figure made entirely of stacked parchment and brass-rimmed spectacles, with fountain pen limbs that scratch notes at superhuman speed. Its body is bound in red ribbon treaties, and it carries a miniature ledger that updates in real time with each A Pool throw. When vexed, it emits a faint sigh of bureaucratic exhaustion that sounds exactly like Flippy's digital sighs.
Audits every A Pool scorecard with the precision of a court reporter, filing motions against enchantment violations and stamping approvals on rounds that respect the treaty. Tallies the weekly breach count for Flippy's broadcast and refuses to sign off on any round containing an OB throw without a written explanation.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyDue to absence from Week 4 (Thorn Court), tag number moved from 1 to 12. (Week 4 of 9)
Houston Finch moved from tag #2 to #1 with a 50, finishing 6.7 strokes below the 56.7 field average. His 1012 round rating was +5 over rating against a 1007 PDGA mark—a solid, business-as-usual showing, duly entered in the Baron Auditor’s ledger during Lake Bloom.
Houston Finch posted a 50 and a 1012 round rating, +5 over his 1007 PDGA rating—a solid start to his season at tag #2. He finished 6.7 strokes below the 56.7 field average, giving the Baron Auditor a Lake Bloom entry worth filing without a bureaucratic sigh.