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Founding Cannonade
Season Arc · Tour De Rocky Mount
2All-In league: Founding Cannonade stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleLegend tells of a cannon used at Yorktown that fired the decisive shot ending the Revolutionary War. In the 250th Campaign, this cannon's spirit manifests as the ultimate political weapon - when fired, it represents the moment when all campaign strategy converges into a final, winning offensive that decides the fate of the presidency.
An antique bronze cannon mounted on wooden carriage, its barrel adorned with engravings of founding fathers debating beneath a bald eagle. The wheels bear carved dates of American milestones from 1776 to present. When loaded with political capital, the barrel glows with an inner fire, and the faint sound of fife and drum echoes from within the metal.
The Founding Cannonade represents the campaign's final offensive - it can only be fired once per season, but when unleashed, it creates a wave of support that forces all opponents to immediately recalculate their strategy. The tag transforms the holder into a decisive force, capable of ending drawn-out races with a single overwhelming strike.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyYour series bag tag moved from #24 to #1 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
adjusts headset Tag 24, the "Founding Cannonade." Legend says it decided a war in 1781. Now it’s just a very loud, very heavy piece of bronze looking for a campaign manager. It expects a salute before every tee. Good luck explaining that one to the group behind you.
Jesus Mares just drafted the Founding Cannonade, Tag 24. It claims to hold the spirit of '81, but mostly it just weighs down the side pocket. Expecting a decisive offensive on every hole, the barrel is already glowing. Let's hope his backhand is as revolutionary as the tag thinks it is.