Joshua Moore posted a 46 and a 991-rated round, exactly +24 over rating, beating the 50.8 field average by 4.8 strokes and finishing 1.0 under his 47.0 personal average. That quiet flex moved him from tag #4 to tag #1, gaining three positions as Blueprint NAU finally handed him a clean set of drawings. The Stamp Saboteur may still be auditing his form, but this filing cleared.
Stamp Saboteur
Season Arc · Benches for Butts, a NAU fundraiser
3All-In league: Stamp Saboteur stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleBorn from the endless frustration of committee hearings and rejected forms, the Stamp Saboteur emerged as a symbol of resistance against rigid administrative control, turning the tools of bureaucracy into weapons of competitive advantage.
Jagged warning colors slash across dynamic cross-hatched backgrounds, while bold stamps mark territory with aggressive precision, creating visual chaos that demands attention and respect.
A disruptor in the Administrative Arena who bends procedural rules to gain competitive advantage, turning the very systems of control into tools for domination.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyJoshua Moore kicked off the Craftsman Saga at Timber Haul with a 47, beating the field by 1.1 strokes but dropping from the 3-slot to 4th. Tag #3, the Stamp Saboteur, is already auditing his form for compliance violations—red tape is the new OB. He matched his personal average perfectly, yet the paperwork still cost him a spot. At least his round wasn't rejected outright.
adjusts headset Welcome to the Timber Haul, where the sawdust flies and the paperwork piles up. Joshua Moore opened the season with a 47, besting the field average by 1.1 strokes in the first act of the Craftsman Saga. He's dragging Tag #3, the Stamp Saboteur, through the lumber yard—a companion that audits your backhand like a municipal code violation. A 939 rated round gets stamped "Pending Review," but in Louie’s workshop, survival is the first step toward mastery.
Forged in the fires of a rejected permit application, Tag #3 is the Stamp Saboteur. It emerged from a zoning board meeting hungry for compliance. It doesn’t just track wins; it audits your form. Lose this, and it’s filing a grievance against your game.