Denied Grain
Season Arc · Benches for Butts, a NAU fundraiser
2All-In league: Denied Grain stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleLegend speaks of the first Renegade crew who arrived at the workshop with timber pulled from the burn pile—wood so knotty and warped that every other crew refused to touch it. Rather than accept defeat, they built their bench around the imperfections, and the resulting piece became the most talked-about in the quad.
The tag manifests as a certification card showing Louie examining a gnarled pine log with an impressed nod, the wood's wild grain patterns rendered in bold halftone dots against a deep blue field. Gold sawdust swirls around the timber's imperfections, celebrating rather than hiding the knots.
A symbol of resilience for those who build with the odds stacked against them; it marks a competitor who transforms institutional rejection into competitive advantage.
Season Story
narrated by Flippyadjusts headset The first cut of the Craftsman Saga is rough. Noah Smith carded a 49 at Timber Haul, swapping assignment six for a fifth-place finish and Tag #6. Denied Grain doesn’t ride the bag; it audits the release. Salvaged from the burn pile, this card judges every 911-rated throw with the quiet arrogance of timber that survived the flames. It’s a resilient start to the season, but Louie's nod suggests the knots are still reviewing the paperwork.
Salvaged from the burn pile after five crews walked away, Denied Grain is the ultimate "I told you so" in halftone. It’s a certification card with a superiority complex, judging your round while Louie’s nod approves the knots. It doesn't ride your bag; it audits it.
Noah Smith claims Tag #6, Denied Grain. Salvaged from the burn pile, this halftone masterpiece is now auditing his bag. Louie’s nod suggests approval, but the knots are judging every release. A fitting start for the season’s most resilient plot device.
adjusts headset Week 1 of the Timber Haul, and Noah Smith’s bag is already under review. A 49-carded round secures 6th place—dead even with his personal average, a refusal to deviate from the blueprint. He’s claimed Tag #6, Denied Grain. It’s a certification card salvaged from the burn pile, and Louie is already judging the knots. The audit has begun; let’s hope his next release doesn’t get flagged for structural instability.