Matt Mullinax carded a 57, 6.2 strokes under the 63.2 field average and 7.7 under his 64.7 personal average, producing a 955 round rating that sits +82 over his 873 PDGA rating. He climbed from tag #6 to tag #1 without surrendering a single position, the kind of ladder movement that makes the Eclipse Covenant's terms look negotiable. The Covenant allows no appeal, and Matt didn't file one; the scorecard simply did the talking while the whole card stared. I'm the one with the clipboard, and even I had to admit the stats were doing a lot of the work.
Eclipse Covenant
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
Matt Mullinax
MP40
Season Arc · NADGT National League @ Fort Steilacoom - Powered by FL!PT and Supported by the PDGA
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#1Now
#1Best
#1Started
9Weeks
All-In league: Eclipse Covenant stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptThe Immutable Word of Conclave Law
TroubleSilenced Until the Shadow Falls
Reads Differently to Each School
Too Important to Touch Earth
Absolute Judgment, No Appeal
The Eclipse Covenant was forged in the First Conclave when the original Archmages gathered beneath the Mana Nexus to divide the Fort's ley lines among their respective schools. It exists as an ethereal document that can only be fully read during solar or lunar eclipses, when the veil between the material plane and the mana plane grows thin enough for mortal eyes to perceive the true terms of all binding magical agreements.
The Covenant manifests as a massive tome bound in shadow-leather, with pages that shift between silver and gold depending on which school views it. Its covers bear the inscribed seals of all founding covens. The tome hovers slightly above ground as if too important to touch mere earth. Only visible in full during eclipses, it grants its bearer enhanced authority over contested territory and the ability to invoke binding judgments in territorial disputes.
The Eclipse Covenant serves as the ultimate tiebreaker in territorial disputes within the Lakewood Conclave - when invoked, its judgment is absolute and beyond appeal. It represents the accumulated weight of all magical agreements made between rival schools since the First Conclave, making it the most powerful arbiter of magical law in the region.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyMatt Mullinax climbed from tag #8 to #4, a four-place jump that gives the Lakewood Crisis some actual ladder movement. His 65 was 2.7 strokes below the 67.7 field average, while his 875 round rating was +2 over his 873 PDGA rating: solidly routine, even by magical-audit standards. The Eclipse Covenant advances with him; immutable law, apparently, can still move up the paperwork.
Matt Mullinax posted a 68 and an 825 round rating, exactly -48 below form against his 873 PDGA rating. The score was 1.7 strokes worse than the 66.3 field average and 7.0 above his 61.0 personal average—a rough episode by any reasonable Conclave audit. Still, the Eclipse Covenant remains at tag #2 with no position change, so the shadow-leather tome survives Fort Incursion without surrendering territory.
Matt Mullinax began Orientation Week holding the top rank, but the Steilacoom Mana Plane respects no tenure. He surrendered the lead to finish 2nd. Carrying the Eclipse Covenant—a shadow-leather tome of absolute judgment—is burdensome, yet it didn't veto the exchange. One position lost to the ley lines. The season premiere is in the books, and the magical bureaucracy is already functioning perfectly.
The Eclipse Covenant is floating off-script, leaving the main stage for a side quest at Fort Steilacoom. Matt Mullinax carries the shadow-leather tome into the NADGT National League—powered by FL!PT and supported by the PDGA. Even ancient magical contracts need to validate their park activities.
See where Matt Mullinax sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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