Fairway Nexus
Season Arc · Brine Court - Wednesday @ River Bottoms Disc Golf Course
4All-In league: Fairway Nexus stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleThe Fairway Nexus was created when the Salt Lake Accords were first signed, born from the magical superposition of all the course layouts included in the treaty. The founding wizards and faction leaders discovered that their competing claims over courses created a dimensional convergence point - a place where all their magics overlapped and became entangled. This nexus point became the invisible backbone of the entire league system.
The Fairway Nexus exists simultaneously at all courses under the Accords, creating a unified supernatural infrastructure that spans the entire series. It grows stronger when more players compete in leagues, feeding on the energy of competition. It can manifest as visible distortions in golden light above fairways, with threads that pulse with a heartbeat-like rhythm. It resonates when players approach rating thresholds, serving as a living sensor network that monitors the supernatural balance of power across all leagues.
The Fairway Nexus serves as the supernatural infrastructure that allows the Accords to function across multiple leagues - it transfers rating information, curse energy, and faction influence between courses, making the entire series a connected supernatural organism. It documents every throw, records every score change, and maintains the magical connections that bind all leagues under the Salt Lake Accords.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyJohn Ashworth scored 63 and fell from tag #2 to #14, losing 12 places; his 888 round rating was -35 below his 923 PDGA rating. That’s a rough episode by the numbers, with his score 5.1 strokes above the 57.9 field average. The Fairway Nexus’s River Bottoms side quest has picked up a substantial mud fee.
The Fairway Nexus is detaching from the main grid, golden threads trailing toward a new coordinate. John Ashworth has the artifact now, dragging that shimmering lattice into the muck of River Bottoms. Consider this a side quest: the supernatural infrastructure is about to see how it handles humidity and a Wednesday night card.