Accord Scroll

The Accord Scroll was first unrolled on the night the Salt Lake Accords were ratified, its vellum cut from the same quarry stone that the tentacled river clerks use for their ledgers. Each ink stroke on its surface is a binding oath spoken by a faction representative, from the Wizard Wardens at Creekside to the bone choir of Mehraban. When the treaty was signed, the scroll refused to stay chained and began following the lowest tag holder, recording every bogey as a contractual breach and every birdie as a renegotiated clause.

The Accord Scroll is a four-foot length of weathered vellum bound in tarnished iron links, its surface covered in stencil-cut sigils that glow neon green when fresh ink is added. Spray-paint overspray drips from its edges in gold and gray, matching the league's primary palette, and small chains rattle with each rating change. The vellum rustles with the sound of distant river drums when a player in A Pool approaches the final tee.

Witnesses every A Pool round as a living ledger, unfurling to inscribe fresh clauses whenever a player commits a rating-dropping hex or signs a birdie amendment. Carries the weight of accumulated breaches between events, displaying them as glowing marginalia during the next ceremony.