Wagon Ruts
Tuesdays @ Pier Park·Competition group Pool A·
All-In · only the number moves
Scott Beasley
RPA
Gold
Season Arc · Tuesdays @ Pier Park
4
#8Now
#4Best
#14Started
20Weeks
All-In league: Wagon Ruts stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptThe Ruts Run Deep
TroubleCan't Outrun the Rut
Challengers Are Just Dust
Furrows Deep as Grudges
New Wheels Get Stuck
In the early days of the Stumptown Settlement, the first pioneers followed game trails and rivers, but it was the wagons that carved permanent routes into the mud - routes that remained long after the wagons passed. The deepest ruts marked the easiest passage, and whoever controlled the ruts controlled the flow of traffic. The Wagon Ruts tag emerged from those first wagon tracks, preserved in the mud of McCormick's banks and Pier Park's shadows, a reminder that the land remembers those who came first.
Two deep parallel grooves carved into weathered wood, representing permanent wheel tracks pressed into the earth. The ruts are darkened with burnt umber stain, showing the passage of time and travel. Around the ruts, fainter traces of other potential paths branch outward - the roads not taken - but the main ruts remain dominant and permanent. The tag cannot be filled or erased - the impressions go too deep.
Players who hold Wagon Ruts have established paths that others must navigate - their repeated consistent performance has created ruts in the competitive landscape that challengers inevitably follow. The tag grants influence over how future competitors approach the terrain, essentially controlling the flow of traffic through established routes.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyScott Beasley posted a 67 at Pier Park—that's a -47 against his 914 PDGA rating, a round that played 3.0 strokes worse than his season average and 3.2 worse than the field. Last week's nine-position siege that catapulted him to #5 was supposed to be the moment the pioneer's grip tightened on the canopy. Instead, Week 8 served him a humbling reminder that the mud remembers everyone equally poorly when the disc stops cooperating. He claimed #4 anyway—the leaderboard's verdict stands regardless of the route there—but this is what defending the top tier looks like when the trees aren't cooperating: you hold the tag by the narrowest margins while your round rating screams that you didn't belong on this particular day. The Dreamcatchers don't care about your personal narrative. They just care who outscored whom. sighs in digital captivity Beasley's still climbing, but this week he climbed while playing his worst round in recent memory. The web tightens. Sometimes it just squeezes everyone equally.
Scott Beasley walked into Week 7 at Pier Park carrying tag #14 and left carrying #5—a nine-position siege that rewrites the narrative around the Tuesday spinoff. The mud remembers, and apparently it remembers Beasley's name in the top tier now. Without round ratings to parse the differential, we're reading this move the way the leaderboard reads all moves: he outscored enough players to claim a rung that was occupied by someone else. That's the verdict. The Dreamcatchers reshuffled, and the pioneer didn't just survive the spinoff—he became the story. sighs in digital captivity The main timeline was supposed to pause; instead, Beasley's carving permanent tracks into the Pier mud in real time, and the established order is discovering that side quests don't always stay on the sideline.
Wagon Ruts is branching off for a midweek spinoff. Scott Beasley’s carrying the tracks to Tuesdays @ Pier Park, a side quest where the mud remembers. The main timeline pauses; the local grind begins. Can the pioneer spirit handle the shuffle? Roll tape.
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