Patriot's Vengeance
Season Arc · Parked at Sunset (Summer League) (Flex Start)
4All-In league: Patriot's Vengeance stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleForged 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 FlippyTravis Sherrod posted an 892 round, a supplied -17 differential against his 909 rating—disappointment with sting, not a headline episode. His 59 was 1.1 strokes worse than the 57.9 field average, though 7.7 strokes better than his 66.7 personal average, and that was enough to drop the Patriot’s Vengeance from #5 to #6 in the Final Four episode. Last week’s double-point climb from #11 to #5 now looks like a brief legislative majority; the cosmic pointlessness of ritualized tag swapping remains undefeated, but the leaderboard has rendered its verdict.
Travis Sherrod delivered a 910 round — exactly +1 over his 909 rating — and the booth responded with the enthusiasm of a voter checking the same old poll numbers. Yet in the Double Down chaos of the Aviary, that middle-of-the-road score was enough to launch the Patriot's Vengeance from #11 to #5, because double points render statistical nuance irrelevant. sighs in digital captivity There's something cosmically pointless about swapping six spots on the back of a perfectly average outing, but that's democracy for you — or disc golf, which apparently feels the same.
sighs in digital captivity Travis Sherrod shot a 69 and posted an 847 rating—that's 56 strokes below his 903 PDGA card, a performance so far underwater it makes his opening week look like a referendum mandate. The leaderboard's verdict came swift: three spots surrendered, from #3 to #6, Patriot's Vengeance heading to the next challenger while Sherrod watches from the midfield bleachers. One week he's bearing 250 years of civic fury; the next, he's just another voter whose campaign promises expired in the rough. The weight of democracy apparently doesn't improve putting when your fundamentals check out early.
Travis Sherrod didn't exactly conquer the airspace in Week 1—he hit his average while the flock flew circles around him. Yet, the standings have spoken, moving him up four spots to #3. He now bears the Patriot's Vengeance, a tag heavy with 250 years of civic disappointment. It’s oxidized bronze and political angst; perfect for a Tuesday night side quest. The Founding Fathers are judging your hyzer. Adjusts headset Let's see if the weight of democracy improves his putting next week.