Twisted Hymn
NADGT Salt Lake City National League @ Creekside Park·Competition group The Creek Claimants·
All-In · only the number moves
Eric Pearson
MPO
Season Arc · NADGT Salt Lake City National League @ Creekside Park
2
#3Now
#1Best
#6Started
6Weeks
All-In league: Twisted Hymn stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptVoice of the Twisted Oak
TroubleThe Mountain Demands Sacrifice
The Woods Whisper Back
I See What Others Miss
Your Misses Amuse Me
Forged in the first season when the creek flooded and reshaped the valley's eastern edge. The waters receded to reveal a twisted oak root carved with ancient runes by unknown hands - a hymn to the land itself. Those who touched the root felt the mountain's breath and heard the creek's song merge into one voice.
The Hymn manifests as an almost tangible aura around the bearer, drawing the attention of rivals and allies alike. It whispers of forgotten strategies and lost advantages, offering glimpses of paths through the dry woods that others cannot see. The twisted nature ensures nothing comes easy, but those who endure earn rewards beyond measure.
A dark song that binds the worthy to the land itself, demanding sacrifice but granting vision beyond mortal sight.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyEric Pearson moved from tag #5 to #3 with a 50 at Creekside Park, 1.3 strokes better than the 51.3 field average but 0.3 above his personal average. His 921 round rating matched his 921 PDGA rating—a rating differential of 0, the ledger’s most neutral filing in Salt Contested.
Eric Pearson posted a 50 at Creekside Park, earning a 972 round rating—exactly +51 over his 921 PDGA rating, an unambiguously awesome statement round. That score beat the 53.8 field average by 3.8 strokes, though it sat 0.5 above his 49.5 personal average; even the mountain’s paperwork allows a minor clerical error. The Twisted Hymn climbs from tag #4 to #1, because apparently one strong filing is enough to redraw the entire Standing Ledger.
Eric Pearson posted a 52 at Creekside Park, landing an 880 round—exactly -41 below his 921 rating. That was three strokes worse than the 49.0 field average and five over his 47.0 personal average, so the course won this filing decisively. The Twisted Hymn drops from tag #3 to #4 as the Standing Ledger records its first Utah setback.
adjusts headset Orientation Week in the foothills, where the mountain wind claims more plastic than the creek. Eric Pearson posted a 47—exactly his personal average, which is either consistency or a lack of imagination, depending on who you ask in the booth. He’s up three spots to 3rd in Amateur H - Blue, securing the Ink Hold or whatever deed comes with that tier. The Twisted Hymn’s along for the ride, whispering about forgotten strategies in the dry woods. Maybe the runes handle altitude better than my lungs. Welcome to the land-grant paperwork, folks.
adjusts mic Plot twist: The Twisted Hymn is going on a road trip. Eric Pearson’s grabbing the tarnished oak ring for a Salt Lake City spinoff at Creekside Park. Call it a side quest, call it a detour—the runes are whispering about altitude adjustments now. Same saga, different zip code. Let’s see if the mountain breathes matches the air out west.
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