Obsidian Decree
NADGT Salt Lake City National League @ Creekside Park·Competition group The Creek Claimants·
All-In · only the number moves
Brodie Duncan
MP40
Season Arc · NADGT Salt Lake City National League @ Creekside Park
5
#4Now
#2Best
#7Started
6Weeks
All-In league: Obsidian Decree stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptThe Obsidian Weight of Earned Authority
TroubleThe Mountain Doesn't Apologize
Sharp Edges, Sharper Words
Black Creek's Cold Resolve
Your Missed Putts Amuse Me
Forged in the silent depths where the creek runs black beneath the twisted oaks, the Obsidian Decree emerged from ancient pacts made between the first factions to claim the Rings of Standing. Its creation is shrouded in the dust of forgotten contests, born from the first true betrayal along these arid foothills.
The Decree manifests as a dark, glass-hard certainty that cuts through uncertainty like a mountain wind through the dry woods. It carries the weight of every challenged ranking, absorbing the fear of opponents and the resolve of holders into its unyielding form.
The Obsidian Decree is the embodiment of earned authority—what remains after all votes are counted and challenges answered. It does not request respect; it commands silence in the leaderboard's shadow.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyBrodie Duncan moved from tag 9 to 4, gaining five places with a 51 in Salt Contested—a tidy filing, not a landslide. His 908 round rating was +12 over his 896 PDGA rating, while his score was 0.3 strokes better than the 51.3 field average and one stroke above his personal average. The Obsidian Decree has secured better ledger space; apparently, the paperwork was in order.
Due to absence from Week 3 (Ridge Encroached), tag number moved from 2 to 6. (Week 3 of 7)
Brodie Duncan carded a 49 for a 921 round rating, +25 over his 896 player rating—a warm glow of competence and a legitimate quiet flex. He climbed from tag 5 to tag 2, gaining three places while finishing two strokes better than his 51 personal average. The Creek Filed ledger has granted the Obsidian Decree higher ground; apparently, fewer errors are still enough to move the paperwork.
adjusts headset Orientation Week in the arid foothills, where the ink is barely dry on the territorial claims. Brodie Duncan started at assignment seven but exchanged his way to fifth, carding a 51 that sits exactly on his personal average. Sure, the 888 round rating is a step back from his 896 player rating, but the Obsidian Decree demands a heavy toll. It’s a dark, glass-hard certainty that doesn't care about your warm-up laps. Two spots gained, but the Decree is already cutting through uncertainty—mostly by cutting Brodie's rating down to size.
Brodie Duncan carded a 51 in Orientation Week—exactly matching his personal average, either consistency or the mountain wind's idea of stability. He posted 7th after the first draw, volunteering for the frontline in the Creekside Border Disputes. The Obsidian Decree has claimed him, that dark glass-hard authority forged from ancient betrayals along the black creek. It doesn't request respect; it commands silence in the leaderboard's shadow. checks clipboard Look, it's still plastic thrown at chains, but the Decree treats every missed putt like a bureaucratic error. Welcome to the season, where Tuesday night is feudal warfare and Duncan's just trying to hold ground.
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