Blood Ledger
Season Arc · AR.RAL Buckhorn Club: Mongo is Appalled
3All-In league: Blood Ledger stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleThe Blood Ledger materialized from the collective ambition and conflict of the Underdark's original delvers, created by the founding mercenary council as an impartial record-keeper to prevent endless disputes over tag legitimacy. It has existed since the first raid, its pages automatically documenting every exchange, theft, and challenge in the depths.
A weathered leather tome bound in dark leather with pages that yellow with age. The cover features a clasp in the shape of a skeletal hand grasping a quill - the hand still moves of its own accord, automatically recording exchanges as they occur. The pages contain shifting text that rearranges itself in real-time, showing tag histories in chronological order. The Ledger cannot be destroyed or duplicated - if lost, it simply reappears in the Underdark's deepest archive.
The Blood Ledger serves as the Underdark's ultimate authority on tag history, providing verification power that can settle disputes or expose fraudulent claims. When held, it grants the bearer limited insight into tag vulnerabilities - tags with contested histories are easier to challenge. However, the Ledger's true power lies in its persistence: it ensures that all delvers' legacies survive across seasons, creating the series-spanning narrative that connects different leagues.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyLucas Johnson clawed up one spot to tag #6 with a 60, posting a 883 rating that sits -31 below his 914 PDGA baseline—a brutal flop by any measure, and the kind of performance that makes the Pale Judges visibly gag. He was +3.4 over the field average, which means everyone else cratered harder, but that's not a victory lap; that's being the least-bad mercenary in a raid where form broke down entirely. The Blood Ledger's skeletal hand dutifully recorded the climb, but the raptors watching from the canopy made their verdict clear: adjusts headset in existential confusion one position up while the course confiscated thirty-one rating points. The leaderboard renders its small mercies slowly, and Lucas Johnson just lived through one.
The Blood Ledger is spinning off. Lucas Johnson carries the tome to the AR.RAL Buckhorn Club for a side quest where Mongo is Appalled—accurate title, honestly. The skeletal hand is ready to document some very local grievances. Spinoff premieres now.