checks clipboard Evidence entered: Kent Moos shot 46 at Baby Bottoms — a stroke under his 47.0 personal average and +6 over rating, the first round in this climb where the scorecard did any of the actual work. He still trailed the field's 45.0 by a stroke, so the No. 3 tag became the No. 2 tag on a round that reads, officially, as business as usual. Last week's three-tag heist came with zero strokes of improvement; this one came with one, and the Clause Phantom's quill has finally written something in the margin. sighs in digital captivity
Clause Phantom
Season Arc · Bone Marsh - Friday @ Mehraban (Baby Bottoms) Disc Golf Course
1All-In league: Clause Phantom stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleThe Clause Phantom was forged in the moment the Salt Lake Accords were first signed - born from the union of magical intent and bureaucratic procedure. As the first players marked their names upon the treaty, their combined supernatural commitment created an echo in the astral plane that solidified into the Phantom: a being neither alive nor dead, bound eternally to enforce the Accords' terms and document every violation.
The Phantom possesses a translucent, smoke-like form that shifts between solid and gaseous states. It carries an enormous quill that writes violations in real-time on invisible parchment - every out-of-bounds throw, every disputed score, every broken treaty clause appears in its eternal record. Its eyes glow with the rating color of whoever it observes: green for players whose ratings are climbing, red for those whose ratings are falling toward curse territory. Where the Phantom walks, the ground becomes temporarily covered in the faint impression of legal text that fades within moments.
The Clause Phantom appears to any player whose rating approaches a threshold that would trigger curse manifestation. It does not judge or punish - it merely documents, bearing witness to the supernatural consequences that unfold. Its appearance serves as both warning and prophecy: when players see the Phantom materialize on the course, they know their rating has reached a critical point. The Phantom's presence transforms ordinary rounds into events of cosmic significance, where every throw carries weight beyond mere scoring.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyKent Moos shot 47 at Baby Bottoms — dead on his 47.0 personal average, +4 over rating, 0.6 strokes behind the field average — and still walked out holding the No. 3 tag after arriving with No. 6. Three positions gained on a round the leaderboard greeted with a shrug; that's not a breakout, that's other people's disasters filing slowly through the marsh. Old Dead Stir, they called it. The Clause Phantom's quill hovered over the card, found nothing worth a violation, and settled for bookkeeping.
checks clipboard The Clause Phantom's quill hovers mid-violation as Kent Moos departs the main stage for Bone Marsh — Friday league at Mehraban, where the Baby Bottoms layout awaits. A side quest in the Accords' shadow: smaller course, fewer treaty breaches, same spectral bookkeeping. The Phantom's eyes glow green. For now.