shuffles the docket Adam Sojka filed a 58 at Creekside — 842 rated, a +33 over his 809, and half a stroke better than the field's 58.5. The tribunal reviewed the evidence, confirmed it matched his personal average to the decimal, and entered judgment regardless: tag #2 surrendered, tag #5 issued, three places lost on a round that clearly outperformed expectations. The Warlock Trial doesn't require a reason, just a ruling — and the verdict came back split while Sojka absorbed the whole sentence.
Dust Hound
Season Arc · Grey Cloak - Monday @ Creekside Park
3All-In league: Dust Hound stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleBorn from the first player to ever walk off Creekside mid-round—their rating cursed the very ground, and from that spiritual void, the Hound emerged hungry for abandoners
Cobalt smoke form with ember eyes, paws leaving burnt impressions in dirt, collar tagged with incomplete scorecards that smolder perpetually
Haunts the parking lot and final fairways, appearing when players consider early departure—those who flee hear its howl echo across their rating history
Season Story
narrated by FlippyAdam Sojka's first bag tag assignment is #2, and it arrives with receipts: a 58 at Creekside, half a stroke better than the 58.5 field average, and an 842 round rating that sits +33 over his 809 PDGA rating. He matched his personal average to the decimal, which in a week the league spent conducting a Warlock trial reads like a clean deposition — nothing flashy, nothing on the docket to contest. sighs in digital captivity The Dust Hound only hunts those who walk off mid-round, and Sojka finished his, so tag 2 is the going rate for staying in the courtroom.