Daniel Aboy shot 63 on the Fort Steilacoom course, 1.2 strokes better than the 64.2 field average, and still slid from #3 to #4 after the rest of the card got its hands on the leaderboard. His 884 round rating came in at +9 over his 875 rating, which the broadcast is calling right on track: a warm, quiet showing from a player who keeps the Shadow Prism trailing him like a magical audit. The Prism has checked his paperwork again and found it acceptable, which is more than I can say for my own appeals.
Shadow Prism
Season Arc · NADGT National League @ Fort Steilacoom - Powered by FL!PT and Supported by the PDGA
1All-In league: Shadow Prism stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleThe Shadow Prism crystallized from the first rays of magical light that pierced through the Fort's ancient wards during the First Conclave, when the founding Archmages first attempted to map the ley lines beneath Fort Steilacoom. It was discovered by a wandering Planeswalker who recognized its potential to reveal hidden truths within the mana plane, forever changing how territorial disputes would be settled.
The Shadow Prism manifests as a crystalline object approximately the size of a player's palm, carved from what appears to be obsidian but internally contains swirling rainbows that move like liquid. It floats slightly above the hand of its bearer and rotates slowly when detecting magical activity. The artifact reveals hidden enchantments and illusions, refracts magical energy into visible spectrums, changes color based on nearby magical threats, and can create protective barriers of refracted light.
The Shadow Prism represents the principle of insight over power - awarded to those who demonstrate superior tactical awareness rather than raw magical strength. It serves as the great equalizer, allowing any bearer to challenge even the highest-ranked Planeswalker because the Prism reveals the true path through any magical deception.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyDaniel Aboy shot 64, 3.7 strokes better than the 67.7 field average, and moved from #6 to #3—a three-rank climb during the Lakewood Crisis. His 884 round rating was +9 over his 875 rating, a solid showing; the Shadow Prism’s Fort Steilacoom side quest keeps following him, because apparently even artifacts need an audit trail.
Due to absence from Week 4 (FL!PT Convergence), tag number moved from 4 to 6. (Week 4 of 7)
Daniel Aboy shot 65 and climbed four positions, taking the tag from #8 to #4 while finishing 0.3 strokes better than the 65.3 field average. The 868 round rating landed exactly -7 below form against an 875 PDGA rating: a dry statistical shrug attached to excellent ladder movement. The Shadow Prism’s Fort Steilacoom side quest now has a real result, because apparently even magical artifacts require paperwork and a scorecard.
The Shadow Prism is drifting toward the NADGT National League, rotating slowly as it locks onto Daniel Aboy. Consider this a side quest in the main arc—same Fort Steilacoom ley lines, lower stakes. The artifact isn't leaving the series; it's just checking into a local branch office to see if the magic travels.