Obsidian Verdict
Season Arc · NADGT National League @ Fort Steilacoom - Powered by FL!PT and Supported by the PDGA
1All-In league: Obsidian Verdict stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleForged in the Mana Drought of Season Three, when the ley lines ran thin and only the most efficient spellcasters survived. The original bearer earned this title through three consecutive defensive stands, each more ruthless than the last. The name passed to subsequent champions who proved equally merciless.
The Verdict manifests as a dark disc of compressed mana, its surface rippling with violet lightning. Those who gaze upon it reportedly hear whispers of every challenge they've ever lost. The disc never misses its mark.
The arbiter of legitimacy within the B Pool—the entity that separates those who merely compete from those who truly belong among the contenders for Archmage status.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyDue to absence from Week 4 (FL!PT Convergence), tag number moved from 1 to 4. (Week 4 of 7)
Justin Parker posted a 917-rated 60, finishing 5.3 strokes ahead of the 65.3 field average, though one stroke above his 59.0 personal average. The unrated archmage still climbed from tag #4 to tag #1, gaining three positions without losing any; The Verdict has completed its paperwork and apparently approved the promotion.
Justin Parker turned Orientation Week into a solo summoning ritual. Posting a 59 against a 68.2 field average, the Unrated mage siphoned 9.3 strokes from the competition and walked away with a 924-rated first place. He’s now tethered to The Verdict, a dark disc forged in the Mana Drought where misses echo forever. With Parker’s efficiency today, there wasn’t a whisper to be heard. Most new apprentices struggle to find the tee pad; Parker just cleared the board.
Justin Parker arrived for Orientation Week and immediately reshuffled the curriculum. A 59 for the Unrated is a 924-rated ritual, nine strokes better than the field average. He’s bound to The Verdict, a dark disc that whispers of every challenge lost. Convenient, because Parker didn't lose a stroke to the competition today. Usually, this week is for learning not to poke your eye out with the wand. Parker skipped straight to fireballing the competition. The Verdict is in: legitimate.