A 983 round rating against a 923 PDGA rating is a +60 differential, and a 46 on a course the field averaged 51.7 strokes to solve is how Chris Fox climbed from #2 to #1. checks clipboard The Curse Current found its conduit and the standings did the rest — one rung gained, nothing lost, no appeals filed. Hole 13's island spent Monday at dusk waiting to trap somebody, and the residue flowed the other direction for once.
Curse Current
Season Arc · The Wild Hunt - Monday @ Urban Forest at Spanish Fork
1All-In league: Curse Current stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleForged in the moment the Accords were sealed, the Curse Current is the magical residue of every signature, oath, and rating drop - a supernatural river that flows through all courses, carrying the consequences of poor play from one league to the next and ensuring the treaty's reach extends beyond any single venue.
Glows with sickly green-black luminescence when curses are active across the network. Leaves wet, ink-like residue on baskets it passes, marking them as conduits of curse-energy. Hums with a low frequency audible only to signatories of the Accords, growing louder as rating thresholds approach. Can be channeled through metal baskets, amplifying its power and allowing curse-energy to flow more rapidly between leagues.
The Curse Current functions as the living network through which the Accords enforce their will, allowing curses to flow between leagues and creating cross-league supernatural consequences for player actions that no individual course can contain.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyThe Curse Current coils toward the exit, leaving wet footprints on the booth floor. It’s flowing to Spanish Fork for The Wild Hunt, a side quest where Chris Fox acts as the conduit. Same supernatural residue, new municipal drainage. The Accords extend to Monday nights now.