The supplied rating differential is N/A because Duncan Wells is unrated, but his 852 round still came with a 69 and a +6.6-stroke gap to the 62.4 field average; this was a climb, not a coronation. Constitution Fury moves from #8 to #5, gaining three places while Wells finished +1.0 over his 68.0 personal average—an administrative win with a mildly nervous scorecard. In Apex Ascent, the founding argument has secured a better perch, and somehow the booth is still treating tag redistribution as constitutional history.
Constitution Fury
Parked at Sunset (Summer League) (Flex Start)·Competition group Azure Shadows·
All-In · only the number moves
Duncan Wells
RPA
Gold
Season Arc · Parked at Sunset (Summer League) (Flex Start)
3
#5Now
#3Best
#3Started
10Weeks
All-In league: Constitution Fury stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptFounding Fathers' Unfinished Argument
TroubleThe Past Won't Release Me
Parchment Burns When Challenged
Your Logic Means Nothing Here
I Am Amendment Ready
Constitution Fury was forged in the fires of the Philadelphia Convention of 1787, when the founding delegates argued through the sweltering summer nights, their passionate debates about liberty and governance creating a political energy that condensed into this tag. It remained dormant for 250 years, waiting for the moment when another political campaign would need its overwhelming force to reshape the nation's future.
The tag glows with golden ink resembling aged parchment under moonlight, emitting a low hum of legislative energy when opponents approach. It changes color based on which constitutional interpretation is being invoked, and radiates warmth representing the living document's enduring power.
Constitution Fury serves as the ultimate offensive weapon in the 250th Campaign - when its holder invokes constitutional arguments against opponents, the founding document's weight crushes weaker political positions like parchment under a gavel.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyDuncan Wells delivered a rough side quest: 68 strokes, a 795 round rating, and +10.1 versus the 57.9 field average. Constitution Fury slides from #3 to #8, losing five places as the parchment’s legislative agenda failed to pass in the rough. The booth is still filming ritualized tag swapping, apparently because cosmic pointlessness now has a leaderboard.
Constitution Fury is taking its legislative energy on a field trip to Parked at Sunset. Duncan Wells now holds the parchment in this flex start side quest. It’s a summer league spinoff where the founding fathers debate circle 2 putts instead of amendments. The main arc pauses while the tag goes looking for votes in the rough.
See where Duncan Wells sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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