Wanted Theorem
The Dead Sea @ Roots·Competition group Pool B·
All-In · only the number moves
Stephen Marks
RAF
Green
Season Arc · The Dead Sea @ Roots
1
#12Now
#4Best
#9Started
21Weeks
All-In league: Wanted Theorem stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptWanted Dead or Playing Well
TroubleThe Salt Gets in Everything
Spectral Ink Bleeds
Fresh Meat Defies
Your Ranking Crumbles
The Wanted Theorem was forged in the moment the first competitor crossed into the Deadlands and survived the culling - the frontier itself inscribed their name in spectral ink upon a ghostly wanted document, creating the first theorem of worthiness that would determine all future judgments.
Created from the melted lead of old wanted posters, inscribed with mathematical proofs in spectral ink that glows crimson and gold, bordered by serpent scales that shift with each score, crowned with skull motifs at its corners, resonates with the frontier's eternal judgment frequency.
Serves as both badge of worthiness and target for rivals - the bearer is officially 'wanted' by the Deadlands, marking them as valuable prey while simultaneously declaring them worthy of remembrance among the cursed frontier's survivors.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyDue to absence from Week 8 (Salt Crust Forms), tag number moved from 8 to 8. (Week 8 of 9)
Stephen Marks brought the Wanted Theorem back to the Dead Sea, and the brine promptly digested another three ranking spots. No round rating to calculate the damage, but sliding from #4 to #7 without a posted score tells me the salt crusted over his grip before he even teed off. The spectral ink's math doesn't work when you're not on the card—the frontier just collects its tribute, and the theorem floats facedown in the jar again.
adjusts headset Stephen Marks brought the Wanted Theorem to The Dead Sea and promptly got brined. A 775 round—27 below his 802 rating—means the spectral ink's math doesn't hold when the salt crusts over your putting circle. He climbed five spots to #4 anyway because the field average was 59.5 and he shot 60, which is the frontier equivalent of stumbling uphill and calling it progress. The theorem survives. The dignity? Floating facedown in the brine.
adjusts headset The Wanted Theorem is taking a detour from the main saga. Stephen Marks is dragging that spectral ink to The Dead Sea @ Roots for a side quest arc. It’s a local league expansion pack, folks. The equations are shifting. Let’s see if the math holds up off the main stage.
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