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Bogey Marshal
Death Curse·Competition group B·All-In · only the number moves
This is an All-In league.Your tag is your character — it never changes hands. After each round, standings re-rank every number: play well and yours drops toward #1. Skip a week and the field may drift past you. The art, name, and lore are yours for good.
All-In league: Bogey Marshal stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptSpectral Marshal of Fair Play Accords
TroubleCrimson Badge Means Consequences Are Coming
Leaves scorecard impressions in turfCrook glows near poor approachesSkeletal hands mark scores that matter
Materialized from the Accords' disputed 'Fair Play Provisions' chapter during the original treaty signing when the Wizard Wardens and Risen Dead disagreed about whether bogeys should carry moral weight, creating an entity that embodies the compromise.
Wears a tattered marshal's duster covered in scorecard pockets, each containing a tiny skeletal hand that reaches out to mark scores, with a star-shaped badge that shifts between silver (acceptable bogeys) and crimson (consequence-triggering ones).
Wanders B Pool courses observing play, interjecting with dry commentary when players approach scores that activate Accords consequences, and physically marking scores that will 'require attention.'
Season Story
narrated by Flippy
Forged
In the beginning, there was an argument: a bogey is a fact, said the Wizard Wardens. A bogey is a judgment, hissed the Risen Dead. The treaty signing stalled for nine hours over moral weight. The compromise materialized mid-sentence — a tattered duster, a badge that flips silver to crimson at the worst possible moments, and a tiny skeletal hand already reaching for your scorecard. The Bogey Marshal marks what you deserve, not what you threw. It's been waiting for its first victim. I mean, holder.
The Bogey Marshal has jurisdiction nowaine. Gavin Brooke caught it first, which means somewhere in the tattered duster's endless scorecard pockets, there's a number with his name on it — whether that badge flashes silver or crimson, well, that depends entirely on how many moral judgments he earns next week. The Marshal keeps score. You just have to live with it.
Forged
Week 5
assigned #45
First tag, first verdict: Gavin Brooke opens his Summer's Blade account at #45, and the Bogey Marshal's badge has material for both settings — his 69 graded +21 over a 786 rating, an 807 round from a player indexed well below it. The ledger is less flattering: the Wetland Duel field averaged 68.2, which puts him 0.8 strokes behind the room, dead even with his own 69.0. sighs in digital captivity The Marshal marks what you deserve, not what you threw, and somewhere in that tattered duster there's already a pocket with his name on it, holding the number 45 and waiting on the solstice to say whether the badge goes silver or crimson.
See where Gavin Brooke sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
