Bradley Aune shot 65 on the relocated pins — exactly his personal average, one stroke behind a field that averaged 64.0, which adds up to a 783 round rating and a -8 against his 791. The ledger doesn't flinch at that: tag #2 becomes tag #3, a single-position slide with zero strokes lost to himself. Baskets move, standings move with them, and somehow the ones who stay exactly who they are get punished for it. He was on the watch list last week; he's still on it, just one line further down the page.
Dust Protocol
Season Arc · Coin and Blade - Friday @ Art Dye Disc Golf Park
1All-In league: Dust Protocol stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleBorn from the first Salt Lake Accords, when the original signatories carved provisions into stone tablets before the paper era. It remembers when ratings were tracked in ledger books by tentacled river clerks.
Appears as layered vellum sheets fused with granite, edges crumbling into dust. Stencil-cut sigils fade in and out like old scorecards. Carries the weight of every deprecated rule.
Enforces obscure historical clauses and reminds players that the Accords have outlasted many ratings. Emerges during disputes about precedent or when someone mentions 'the old way.'
Season Story
narrated by Flippyshuffles papers Bradley Aune opens his account at tag 2 — a starting placement, not a rescue, and no prior number worth mourning. The card reads 65 against a 64.0 field average: +1.0 on the day, and -8 below his 791 rating, which the river clerks will file under "noted, not alarmed." The baskets moved this week and most of the field spent the round looking for them in tall grass; Aune shot exactly his 65.0 personal average while everyone else found one stroke he didn't, which is a very quiet way to begin a vigil.