Patriot's Vengeance
A Tour De Rocky Mount Flex·Competition group Pool A·
All-In · only the number moves
Travis Sherrod
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Season Arc · A Tour De Rocky Mount Flex
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#8Now
#2Best
#2Started
17Weeks
All-In league: Patriot's Vengeance stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptCivic Disappointment Made Active
TroubleCan't Let Go of Grudges
Smells Like Burning Petitions
Mobilizes the Apathetic
Your Platform Means Nothing
Forged in 1776 when the colonies first rose against tyranny, the Patriot's Vengeance was created by angry citizens who refused to accept injustice without response. It was passed down through generations of politically engaged Americans, emerging from obscurity whenever democracy itself faced existential threat. The tag contains the crystallized fury of 250 years of civic disappointment, waiting to be unleashed by a candidate who can truly channel the people's voice.
The tag is crafted from oxidized bronze with streaks of patriotic verdigris spreading across its surface like veins of righteous anger. Engraved upon its face are the contorted features of angry Founding Fathers, their eyes burning with disappointment at modern politics. The tag chains itself to its wielder through an invisible bond of civic duty - only those who genuinely care for America's future can bear its weight. It grows heavier with each promise broken by the political class.
The Patriot's Vengeance allows its holder to transform passive voter discontent into active political force, mobilizing apathetic citizens into passionate campaign supporters. It represents the crucial moment when a campaign shifts from defending principles to attacking opponents with the fury of an engaged electorate.
Season Story
narrated by Flippysighs in digital captivity Travis Sherrod walked into the Tar River Standoff carrying the crystallized fury of two and a half centuries of civic disappointment and walked out with a 927 rating on a 903 PDGA—that's +24 over his card, a quiet six-shot arc above his personal average of 60.5, and a four-spot climb from #7 to #3. The Patriot's Vengeance didn't just recall him; it elected him. After getting voted out two weeks ago for posting a +11 crater at Wellington, Sherrod answered with a performance that actually matches the tag's righteous mandate. He shot 54 when the field averaged 53.8, which in the language of legislative comebacks translates to: the angry Founding Fathers finally found a delegate who won't squander their platform. The tag's still got a grudge to channel, but this time the vessel is delivering. Welcome back to the Convention, Sherrod. The booth is taking notes.
sighs in digital captivity Sherrod posted a 66 on an 830-rated round and walked out of the Wellington Debate with the tag yanked from his grip—down five spots from #2 to #7. That's a -73 differential against his 903 PDGA rating, which means the Patriot's Vengeance finally got tired of being held hostage in legislative gridlock and voted him out. He shot +11 over his personal average on a day when the field averaged 56.1; Sherrod managed 66 and proved that sometimes the angry Founding Fathers on a bronze tag decide the filibuster's over. The tag's righteous fury found a new vessel, because apparently 250 years of crystallized civic disappointment doesn't tolerate pocket vetoes for two weeks straight.
Welcome back to the Convention Call, where the first ballot has been cast. Sherrod successfully defended the #2 spot, treating the Patriot's Vengeance like a pocket veto—he kept it close and didn't let anyone else read the fine print. He matched his personal average in a display of legislative gridlock on the fairway. The angry Founding Fathers on that bronze tag didn't need to mobilize the militia today; Sherrod’s steady hand sufficed. checks clipboard A stagnant start to the season, but in politics, survival is victory.
adjusts headset Patriot's Vengeance is taking its righteous fury to the minors. The tag has latched onto Travis Sherrod for A Tour De Rocky Mount Flex—technically a side quest, though the eagle looks ready to scream at some pars. Consider this the DLC episode where civic duty meets a flex layout.
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