Caucus Storm
Parked at Sunset (Summer League) (Flex Start)·Competition group Azure Shadows·
All-In · only the number moves
Rick Effin Richmond
RPA
Gold
Season Arc · Parked at Sunset (Summer League) (Flex Start)
2
#12Now
#2Best
#3Started
16Weeks
All-In league: Caucus Storm stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptStorm Of Undecided Delegates
TroubleYour Doubt Fuels My Rise
Shadows Flip Coalitions
Your Putt Trembles
Faction Before Glory
Born from the first contested convention in the new millennium, Caucus Storm emerged when party regulars discovered that the ancient caucus system still held unpredictable power to reshape presidential ambitions. It crystallized from the collective anxiety and excitement of thousands of activists waiting for primary results, transforming their hopes and fears into a tangible political force that could sway the outcome of nominations.
A swirling vortex of miniature convention badges and state delegate pins, crackling with red, white, and blue electrical energy. The storm emits a low hum of distant convention cheers and whispered deal-making. At its center spins a golden delegate badge, the most coveted prize in primary politics. The vortex has a magnetic pull that attracts undecided delegates and amplifies coalition momentum.
Grants the holder power to sway wavering delegates and flip coalition allegiances in tight races, enabling sudden momentum shifts that can collapse opponents' delegate leads in a single electoral cycle.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyRick Effin Richmond posted a 920 round rating against his 978 PDGA baseline — a -58 below form that should have sent the Caucus Storm off the rails. Instead, the Double Down scoring volatility carried him from tag #8 to #4, proving that in this aviary, a bad number can still claim new territory when the points are doubled. That's the kind of stamina collapse we saw during the Migration Push, and the booth can only marvel at a leaderboard that rewards a field-average 62 with a four-tag climb. sighs in digital captivity The cosmic pointlessness of ritualized tag swapping has never felt more on-brand.
Rick Effin Richmond posted a 919 round rating against his 978 PDGA baseline—that's -59 below form, a brutal differential where endurance apparently wasn't his friend and the Migration Push decided to test every nerve in his bag. He dropped from tag #4 to #5 this week, trading his perch for a lower rung as the field around him didn't collapse quite as spectacularly. sighs in digital captivity The humidity and the grind conspired, Rick's stamina meter bottomed out somewhere around hole 14, and now the delegate pins are riding a downgrade on a card that screamed "I should've brought more water." The political spinoff continues its detour through exhaustion—even the middle-class birds are starting to fold.
Rick Effin Richmond posted a 970 round rating against his 989 PDGA baseline—that's -19 below his established form, a rough afternoon where the disc golf gods decided humidity wasn't punishment enough. He still climbed from tag #3 to #2, which means the field around him had an even worse day, a reminder that "winning" in a flex summer league sometimes just means showing up with slightly less regret than your competitors. Caucus Storm hitched its delegate pins to Rick's card and rode the upgrade anyway, because even a -3.5 day against field average beats treading water. sighs in digital captivity The political spinoff continues its detour through the humidity, and apparently territorial advancement doesn't require a stellar performance—just a steadier hand than the next guy's.
Caucus Storm is taking a detour from the main stage. That swirling vortex of delegate pins has latched onto Rick Effin Richmond for the Parked at Sunset arc. It’s a summer flex start side quest—lower stakes, higher humidity. The spinoff tapes are rolling. Plot twist incoming.
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