Little Bear
NADGT Denver, CO Rotating National League - Powered by FL!PT·Competition group The Black Rope Collective·
All-In · only the number moves
Bennie Baden
MA2
Season Arc · NADGT Denver, CO Rotating National League - Powered by FL!PT
3
#5Now
#1Best
#6Started
6Weeks
All-In league: Little Bear stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptThe Gravity That Checks Your Math
TroubleCan't Tell Fear From Fuel
Chalk Dust and Bad Decisions
Your Altitude Means Nothing
Tangible Menace in Steel
Carved from the loose, terrifying scree of the Hourglass gully where gravity isn't a suggestion but a lawsuit waiting to happen, this entity clawed its way up from the talus, angry and uninvited.
Possesses a gritty, tactile reality that refuses to be ignored, radiating a low-frequency hum of impending doom and smelling faintly of chalk dust, adrenaline sweat, and the metallic tang of fear.
The gravity that checks your math when you're three hundred feet up and wondering if that knot is going to hold.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyBennie Baden climbed from tag #9 to #2 on a 49, gaining seven places in one round. His 976 rating was +53 over rating, and the score beat the 53.6 field average by 4.6 strokes—a genuinely strong statement, not mere altitude theater. At the Platte Pitch, the season's polite regrouping has finally produced an actual ascent; the booth may now pretend a tag swap is a summit bid.
Bennie Baden shot 54 for a 937 round rating, +14 over rating and 3.4 strokes better than the 57.4 field average. That warm glow of competence was enough to move Baden from tag #6 to tag #1, gaining five places in the Denver Drift. The mountain mythology wants a legendary ascent; the scorecard offers something better: clean, competent altitude management.
Bennie Baden opened the season with a 54, finishing 3.4 strokes ahead of the 57.4 field average and posting a 937 round rating—+14 over rating, a warm glow of competence rather than a statistical earthquake. That performance establishes tag #6 as the starting placement for the season in Amateur D - White, with the Denver Drift supplying just enough oxygen to keep the math honest. The ritualized tag exchange continues, apparently, because throwing plastic at metal now requires expedition logistics.
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