Your series bag tag moved from #65 to #27 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
Vellum Hound
Death Curse·Competition group A·
All-In · only the number moves
Season Arc · Death Curse
38
#27Now
#27Best
#65Started
2Weeks
All-In league: Vellum Hound stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptSpectral Clerk Hound of the Accords
TroubleNever Stops Hunting, Never Rests
Fur Crawls with Living Treaty Text
Drawn to Fresh Scorecards and Ink
Amber Eyes Burn Like Printer Embers
Formed when the First Clerk traded their soul to track infinite contracts during the original treaty signing, binding themselves to the Accords as a spectral hound cursed to never stop hunting loose paperwork.
Translucent form with fur like aged parchment, claws that leave ink trails on concrete, amber eyes that burn like printer embers, and a smoke-wisp silhouette that slips through walls hunting buried amendments.
Hunts lost scorecards and hidden amendments across all leagues, manifesting to enforce forgotten obligations and tracking covenant violations with supernatural bureaucracy.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyBorn in a single pen stroke during the original treaty signing, when the First Clerk traded their soul for the last blank page. It's a spectral hound now, hunting the loopholes we still haven't found. Translucent, parchment-furred, ink-tipped claws. It doesn't want your score. It wants your paperwork. Good luck finding a soul willing to carry it.
The Vellum Hound picked its first collar — Miller Schenewark, who reached for a scorecard and found forty pages of amendments instead. Tag #65 doesn't growl. It just appears with unprocessed paperwork and gives that look. You know the look. Miller's got a filing system now. Whether the hound respects it remains to be seen.
First tag assignment, first collar: Miller Schenewark begins his Wild Hunt at bag tag #65, and the number that actually stings is the rating — 919 in Professional A while carrying a 987, which is -68 below his own standard. A 52 against a field averaging 49.9 is two strokes on the wrong side of the number, and his 52.0 personal average declined to provide an alibi. The Vellum Hound doesn't want your score, it wants your paperwork; what it got on debut was a scorecard that would rather be shredded. The Forest Lord rides this week and dusk arrives early, so consider this the first real stress test of Miller's filing system.
See where Miller Schenewark sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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