Abyssal Decree
NADGT National League @ Fort Steilacoom - Powered by FL!PT and Supported by the PDGA·Competition group The Flux Fraternity·
All-In · only the number moves
Erin Sweeney
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Season Arc · NADGT National League @ Fort Steilacoom - Powered by FL!PT and Supported by the PDGA
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#8Now
#3Best
#5Started
9Weeks
All-In league: Abyssal Decree stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptThe Last Sound Challengers Hear
TroubleThe Weight Never Lightens
Your Ranking Means Nothing Here
Rivalry Is My Native Tongue
The Decree Glows When Challenged
Forged in the silence of the deepest mana vault beneath Fort Steilacoom, the Abyssal Decree originated as the final verdict of an ancient arbiter who settled the first great schism between rival covens. Its words are said to have been carved into obsidian by the light of a dying star, granting any who speak them legitimate power over contested territories.
The Decree appears as a translucent sigil that pulses with violet luminescence, revealing hidden inscriptions when held by a true owner. It grows heavier when approached by those who would challenge its bearer's rank, and luminesces brighter when legitimate victories are achieved on the mana plane.
The Abyssal Decree serves as the final word in all territorial disputes within the Lakewood Conclave—its bearer possesses the recognized authority to arbitrate claims, settle boundary conflicts, and legitimize power transfers between covens.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyErin Sweeney carded a 73 for a 797 round rating, +24 over her 773 rating—a solid showing that moved her from tag #7 to #6. She finished 5.3 strokes above the field average and 0.3 above her personal average, so the tag advanced even without a scoring surge. In the Lakewood Crisis, the Conclave can file this one as a modest but earned realignment.
Erin Sweeney carded a 73 for a 791 round rating, exactly +18 over her 773 PDGA rating—a warm glow of competence during the Ley Dispute. The score was 7.7 strokes above the 65.3 field average and 0.5 above her 72.5 personal average, solid work without a mana surge, yet the Abyssal Decree still slipped from tag #3 to #6. The obsidian tablet has apparently filed its challenge paperwork and lost the hearing.
Erin Sweeney posted a 72 for a 785 round rating, +12 over her 773 PDGA rating—a warm glow of competence, if not a headline episode. She finished 5.7 strokes above the 66.3 field average but one stroke better than her 73.0 personal average, a tidy correction rather than a mana surge. The Abyssal Decree stays at tag #3, so Fort Incursion delivered competent territory-holding and absolutely no ceremonial bureaucracy-free drama.
Erin Sweeney carded a 787-rated 73 during Orientation Week on the Steilacoom Mana Plane—dead even with her personal average while ferrying the Abyssal Decree. The violet sigil, forged in the deep vault to arbitrate coven border wars, apparently decided to sit this one out; it finished third after starting fifth without glowing brighter. Two positions gained without luminescence suggests the mana is still reading the syllabus. A 787 rating won't exactly establish dominance over the ley lines, but hey—she didn't drop the obsidian tablet on the opening credits.
The Abyssal Decree is embarking on a side quest. Erin Sweeney’s ferrying the obsidian tablet to the NADGT National League at Fort Steilacoom—back to the mana vaults for a spinoff episode. The violet sigil grows heavier under pressure, so let’s see if Erin can shoulder the narrative weight. Roll tape.
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