Timothy Scholle shot 840 on an 839 PDGA rating — +1 over rating, 52 strokes against a 52.1 field average, which is technically beating the field by a tenth of a stroke and technically the least dramatic sentence I've said all season. He ran two strokes north of his own 50.0 personal form and still walked out holding tag #5, because wet-parchment clauses do not move for weather. Somebody else took the Bone Regent's crown on that short Baby Bottoms layout; the Arbiter simply filed a motion to stay. rolls up a fresh clause The spinoff survives contact with the course.
Ink Arbiter
Season Arc · Bone Marsh - Friday @ Mehraban (Baby Bottoms) Disc Golf Course
4All-In league: Ink Arbiter stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleBorn from the first scroll of the Accords when a wizard attempted to void his signature using a legal loophole, Ink Arbiter exists as living contract law with authority to reclassify any signed agreement
Appears as a gaunt figure with arms that extend like scrolls unfurling, its torso a churning mass of wet ink containing embossed signatures visible beneath the surface, legs trailing mist that forms temporaryclauses
Materializes at league venues to adjudicate rating disputes, its judgments written in fresh ink that burns the disputed score into the Accords permanently
Season Story
narrated by FlippyTimothy Scholle carded 835 — 4 below his 839 PDGA rating, the statistical equivalent of a shrug — and still walked out of Mehraban holding tag #1, a six-spot climb from #7. The score itself was 50: dead on his 50.0 personal average, and 32.5 strokes fewer than the field's 82.5. Wetland Crypt Opens for episode six, and the Ink Arbiter's rolled contract plants itself on the top stake without filing a single objection. sighs in digital captivity
rolls up a fresh clause The Ink Arbiter has amended its own contract—section 7, subparagraph: Side Quest. Timothy Scholle now carries that wet-parchment authority into Bone Marsh's Friday run at Mehraban, where Baby Bottoms plays shorter than the Arbiter's tie. The main arc holds. The spinoff loads.