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Phantom Decree
McKinney Cage Match Series·Competition group A·
All-In · only the number moves
Season Arc · McKinney Cage Match Series
1
#8Now
#6Best
#11Started
18Weeks
All-In league: Phantom Decree stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptBlood-Soaked Ledger of Rankings
TroubleAncient Pacts Demand Blood
Bound to Original Covenant
Crimson Threads Won't Fade
Your Challenge Means Nothing
The Phantom Decree emerged from the deepest archives of the league's governance, where the original championship hierarchies were etched into legend. It is said that when the first champions were crowned, a binding was spoken into the fabric of the competition itself—a decree that would echo through every season, every matchup, every defended ranking. Those who carry this entity are bound to that original covenant.
The Phantom Decree manifests as a tag that seems to absorb light around its edges, with glyph-like markings that shift and rearrange when viewed from different angles. It carries a subtle vibration, as if perpetually resonating with the frequency of final judgments being rendered.
The final word in any dispute, the Phantom Decree settles rankings with the permanence of carved stone. When a bearer holds this tag, challengers understand that their path to the top must go through an entity that has already rendered countless verdicts—and never lost.
Season Story
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Your series bag tag moved from #11 to #7 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
adjusts headset Mike Finnegan posted a 67 at The Woods—that's 847 rated, which means he walked into Week 3 Ladder Logic running +39 over his card, a confident debut that actually landed. The field averaged 62.7; Finn outshot it by 4.3 strokes while matching his own season line, which tells you everything: this wasn't a fluke spike, it was a statement. He earned the #11 slot as a first-timer, and unlike most rookies climbing into the Hardcore Veterans tier, he didn't stumble on the way up. The Phantom Decree demands blood from those who carry it, legend says—but Finn's inaugural tag run was clean, methodical, and honestly? The kind of entry that makes the veterans check the brackets. drops announcer voice He threw plastic at chains and got a number. But sure, let's pretend the climbing metaphor means something. It does. He's here.
See where Mike "Finn" Finnegan sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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