Your series bag tag moved from #31 to #35 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
Marrow Auditor
Death Curse·Competition group A·
All-In · only the number moves
Joel Benavidez
RAD
White
Season Arc · Death Curse
4
#35Now
#31Best
#45Started
3Weeks
All-In league: Marrow Auditor stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptThe Baron's Eternal Scorecard Auditor
TroubleCannot Let an Unverified Stroke Rest
Cold Brass Tag Foretells Procedural Flaws
Neon-Green Light Burns in Hollow Sockets
Red Ink Signs Every Citation It Finds
Born from the Baron's ledger the night a complaint about a phantom stroke at the Wild Hunt triggered the first enchantment audit of the Salt Lake Accords. The Auditor emerged from the difference between what the scorecard claimed and what the bones remembered, taking the form of a skeletal clerk whose quill drips in the same red ink that signed the Accords scroll. It has refused to clock out ever since.
Carries a cracked ledger bound in salt-cured leather, its pages stained with mud from the Jordan River and the brackish water of the Weber toll booth. A bone stylus juts from its ribcage like a spare pen, and a single brass tag dangles from a cervical vertebra, etched with tally marks that shift each time a rating adjustment is filed. The tag grows cold to the touch whenever a procedural flaw is about to be discovered nearby.
Drifts between leagues after each round to verify that every signed scorecard matches the treaty record, refusing to certify any result where the math doesn't align with the bone-truth of the throws. It presents its findings at every tribunal and never lets a citation go unsigned.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyYour series bag tag moved from #45 to #31 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
adjusts glasses The Marrow Auditor was born the night a phantom stroke got filed at the Wild Hunt and someone finally asked the Accords for receipts. It emerged from the gap between scorecard and skeleton, a skeletal clerk whose quill still drips the red ink that signed the whole cursed treaty. It hasn't clocked out since. If your tag goes cold mid-round, the books are about to find you.
adjusts clipboard Joel Benavidez found #45 in the wild, and the Marrow Auditor found him back. The skeletal clerk's ledger finally has a name on the line it's been waiting for — a tag that audits the scorecard before it ever touches the board. Keep the receipts, Joel. This one's already watching.
The Marrow Auditor was born the night the Baron's ledger caught a phantom stroke at the Wild Hunt. Scorecard said one thing. The bones remembered another. So the Accords spun a clerk out of that discrepancy—skeletal, salt-cured, quill dripping in signature-red ink. It's been clocking in ever since, and it hasn't clocked out once. The tag goes cold when a procedural flaw's about to surface, which means it's basically always cold. Bring it a rating adjustment and watch it get excited. Bring it a clean scorecard and it'll file a complaint anyway. Some auditors just need something to audit.
Joel Benavidez found #45 the way you find most things in this league: by being exactly where the paperwork wasn't. The Marrow Auditor's ledger cracked open mid-round, tally marks rearranging themselves like they'd been waiting for his scorecard. One phantom stroke, one cold brass tag, one skeletal clerk suddenly very interested in his arithmetic. The bones remembered. Now Joel's got an auditor on his bag and a complaint already drafted in red ink.
Joel Benavidez’s 884 round rating was -19 below his 903 PDGA rating; his 52 was 1.4 strokes above the 50.6 field average, though exactly even with his 52.0 personal average. His first bag-tag assignment is #45, his starting placement for the season; beneath Hollow Oak’s watchful oaks, the Marrow Auditor gets a fresh line to inspect.
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