Dead Reckoning
Season Arc · Hell on Wheels @ The Wasatch Wunder
—All-In league: Dead Reckoning stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleThe Dead Reckoning was born from the first culling in the Deadlands, when the frontier's supernatural laws first took hold. The original survivor, a dying mathematician, calculated his way through elimination using pure probability - and when he emerged as the first remembered, his ghost became the living ledger that tracks all who follow.
The Dead Reckoning appears as a gaunt specter in a dust-choked duster, its face obscured by a wide-brimmed hat worn low. In one skeletal hand it carries a perpetually updating ledger, and in the other a quill that writes itself. Red embers smolder where eyes should be. It is composed of dust and dried blood, and speaks in a whisper-quiet voice that announces rankings like a death knell.
The Dead Reckoning serves as the supernatural scorekeeper of the Deadlands, present at every culling to calculate who deserves remembrance and who deserves oblivion. It is an extension of the frontier's will - a mechanism by which the cursed land judges all who enter.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyAfter a side quest that promised audit-level scrutiny, the Dead Reckoning found David LaTour playing a clean 68—861 rated, a +22 over his 839 PDGA rating. The ledger's ember eyes saw a round that matched his personal average and beat the field by 1.3 strokes, but ghost rock doesn't reward consistency; it rewards explosions. Tag #2 stays pinned, leaving the spectral mathematician unimpressed: 'Your panic amused me, but where's the panic?' The Snake Creek crossing demands a pulse, not a pulse check.
The Dead Reckoning is taking a sabbatical from the Deadlands to audit David LaTour. Hell on Wheels @ The Wasatch Wunder is the side quest nobody greenlit, but the ledger demands fresh ink. A spinoff, not a reboot.