checks clipboard Kaleb Cooper closes the Worlds Audit at -6 below his 794 rating, and Clause Arbiter barely stirs — the tag holds at #2 because nobody filed anything worth stamping. An 80 lands dead on his personal average and a stroke and a half over the field's 78.5, which is the exact shape of a round that neither gains nor loses ground. The Seventh Clause exists to rule on contested throws, and Tuesday handed it a clean, uncontested, deeply uninteresting ledger line. Somewhere the parchment is bored enough to flicker on principle.
Clause Arbiter
Season Arc · Baron's Ground - Tuesday @ The Fort Buenaventura
—All-In league: Clause Arbiter stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleBorn from the Seventh Clause of the Salt Lake Accords—the rarely-invoked 'Contested Throw' provision—Clause Arbiter manifests when players challenge official decisions, materializing from the parchment to evaluate the validity of their protest with cold, mathematical precision.
A translucent figure robed in overlapping layers of vellum, each layer inscribed with shifting treaty text. Their form flickers between documents—a scorecard chest, a contract skull, and flickering candle-light where a face should be. They leave trails of dried ink and smell of old bureaucracy.
Clauses disputes by manifesting at challenged throws, reading the relevant Accords passage aloud in a hollow voice, and either validating or dismissing the complaint with a stamp that echoes across the course.
Season Story
narrated by Flippychecks clipboard Clause Arbiter is stepping off the main stage and into Baron's Ground — Tuesday at The Fort Buenaventura. Kaleb Cooper holds the tag now, meaning the Accords' fine print follows a local league card. A spinoff clause, a side quest docket, and jurisdiction over a Tuesday. The parchment flickers. The protest forms are pre-stamped.