Primordial Pact

Rob Cyr posted a 65 at Fort Steilacoom for an 879 round rating, -15 below his 894 PDGA rating, and the tag dropped from #4 to #6 on the back of it. That 65 ran 4.5 strokes over the 60.5 field average and 2.2 over his 62.8 personal average, a round that misfired a little on the Archmage Coronation's ley lines. Nothing here needs an emergency protocol, but losing two tag spots in a ritual swap still counts as a plot development.

Rob Cyr carded a 61 at Fort Steilacoom, posting a 903 rating that sits +8 over his 895 PDGA rating, and that's a warm glow of competence, not a headline. He climbed from tag #6 to #4, gaining two positions in the Steilacoom Gambit without taking any risks the tablet had to bless. He finished 1.0 stroke above the 60.0 field average and 2.3 strokes better than his 63.2 personal average, which is the kind of steady round that lets the Primordial Pact keep its obsidian dust where it belongs.

Rob Cyr fell from tag #2 to #6 after a 66, losing four positions as the Lakewood Crisis turned his latest audit into a rough episode. His 865 was -30 below his 895 rating; he also finished 4.2 strokes above the 61.8 field average and 3.7 above his 62.3 personal average. The Primordial Pact may be immutable, but this week’s standing was not.

Rob Cyr moved from tag #5 to #2 with a 61, gaining three positions in the FL!PT Convergence and reversing last week’s slide. His 904 was +9 over rating, a solid showing; he finished 2.0 strokes better than his 63.0 personal average, though 0.3 strokes above the 60.7 field average. The Primordial Pact can file the promotion under justified, with the usual ley-line paperwork attached.

Rob Cyr fell from tag #2 to #5 after posting a 64, surrendering three positions in the Ley Dispute's latest territorial audit. His 878 round rating was -17 below form against an 895 PDGA rating, while the score finished 4.8 strokes worse than the 59.2 field average and 2.0 above his 62.0 personal average. The Primordial Pact has apparently filed the paperwork for a rough episode; last week's five-rank surge now reads less like ascension and more like temporary clerical approval.

Rob Cyr moved from tag #7 to tag #2 with a score of 62, gaining five positions during the Fort Incursion’s territorial audit. His 885 round rating was exactly -10 below his 895 PDGA rating, and he finished 3.3 strokes worse than the 58.8 field average—useful movement, modest spellcasting. The Primordial Pact apparently approves of bureaucratic advancement even when the mana misfires remain ordinary.