Zachary Jeffers posted 60 at Art Dye — exactly the field average, exactly his personal average, and an 832 round against an 826 rating for a modest +6 over his number. Nothing on that card argues for a demotion. The ladder demoted him anyway, sliding him from #2 to #3 on the night Mary Restored asked everyone to sit with their oversights. He's been carrying the Omen Tide since Friday's fog rolled in, and the mist does not accept appeals — I'd know.
Omen Tide
Season Arc · Coin and Blade - Friday @ Art Dye Disc Golf Park
1All-In league: Omen Tide stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleWhen the Salt Lake Accords were first signed, the magical energy released during the binding ritual didn't dissipate into the surrounding environment - instead, it condensed into the atmosphere itself, forming the first Omen Tide. This supernatural weather system has been drifting across the region ever since, growing denser with each curse manifestation and spreading the accumulated omen pressure between all courses bound by the treaty.
The Omen Tide manifests as a visible wave of golden-green mist that rolls across courses, carrying threads of accumulated magical debt. The gold threads represent individual player obligations to the Accords, while the green shimmer indicates areas of curse-readiness. The Tide moves with invisible currents that follow omen density patterns, intensifying visibly before major curse events and creating physical unease in those who pass through it.
The Omen Tide serves as both a warning system and a connecting phenomenon across all leagues - when players see the Tide rising or shifting, they know that collective omen pressure is building and major curse events may be imminent, creating a shared supernatural awareness that transcends individual league boundaries.
Season Story
narrated by Flippychecks clipboard The Omen Tide is drifting off the main stage, its golden-green mist rolling toward Art Dye with a new vessel: Zachary Jeffers. Coin and Blade awaits. The Accords' magic doesn't pause for side quests—it follows the fog. Friday nights hit different when you're carrying supernatural weather into a local league.