Void Arbiter
Bogey Nights @ Dragonfly·Competition group Pool A·
All-In · only the number moves
John Ashworth
RPA
Gold
Season Arc · Bogey Nights @ Dragonfly
4
#38Now
#3Best
#3Started
33Weeks
All-In league: Void Arbiter stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptThe Void Judges Your Every Throw
TroubleDemands Perfection, Tolerates Nothing Less
Static Hums Where Others Breathe
Your Ranking Means Less Dead Air
Obsidian Hunger, Neon Chains
Born from the dead air between the commercial break and the kickoff, this entity materialized when the arena lights flickered and died for the first time. It represents the moment the broadcast cuts out, leaving only the static and the terrifying realization that no one is watching the violence but the victims.
The surface swallows light, appearing darker than the natural shadows around it, and hums with a low-frequency vibration that rattles the teeth. Numbers etched upon it seem to shift and glitch when viewed from the corner of your eye, never settling on a final value until the battle is done.
The silent executioner of the rankings, waiting in the darkness to strike the names of the weak from the record. It demands absolute dominance and offers no mercy to those who hesitate to pull the trigger on a winning performance.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyDue to absence from Week 6 (Basin Drop), tag number moved from 30 to 32. (Week 6 of 9)
adjusts headset, static crackling through the booth
Welcome back to Glow Rookie, where the arena was supposed to be dark but somehow John Ashworth made it darker. Started Week 1 holding Tag #3—lottery ticket luck, fresh out of the lottery machine. Then the course spoke. Then the field spoke. Then the Void Arbiter vibrated at a frequency only missed putts can hear, and suddenly he's holding position 12 like a ghost in the dead air between commercials.
Four strokes over field average. Four. That's not a bad round—that's a statement that someone else was playing the same course with better decision-making. No personal disasters here, just a cold, clinical removal from the highlight reel. The rankings don't care about your rating or your potential. They care about what you threw today.
The tag's humming now, remember? That obsidian hunger? It's been fed. Ashworth went from "top-tier entry" to "scene regular" in one performance, and the static's already forgetting his name. Week 1 of 9, and the arena's rendered its first verdict: you're not unwatchable yet, but you're getting quieter.
leans back in booth, grinning despite myself
The glow fades fast when you can't keep pace. Let's see if he can flip the script—or if the Void just keeps collecting interest on that original gamble.
Born in the static when the feed died, the Void Arbiter hates you personally. It swallows light and vibrates with the frequency of a missed putt. The numbers don't glitch; they're hedging bets against your scorecard. It’s the ultimate souvenir for when the arena decides you simply aren't worth watching anymore.
When the feed flickered back, John Ashworth was already holding Tag #3. The Void Arbiter vibrated with the frequency of a missed putt, etching his name in glitch probability. He’s claimed the darkness, but the arena always collects interest.
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