Devon Zueger shot a 63 for an 884 round rating, -44 below his 928 PDGA rating, which is rough-episode territory. He finished 3.0 strokes over the 60.0 field average and 3.5 over his 59.5 personal average, so the course won this one. Eclipsed Decree slid from #4 to #5 after a single spot lost, and the lightning-bolt origin story is now a holding pattern with a worse view. Can he find the spark again, or does the Decree keep cooling while the field walks past?
Eclipsed Decree
Season Arc · NADGT National League @ Fort Steilacoom - Powered by FL!PT and Supported by the PDGA
1All-In league: Eclipsed Decree stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleEclipsed Decree was forged during the first mana surge beneath Fort Steilacoom, when the ancient ley lines flared and the original Conclave founders carved their territorial claims into existence. Legend holds that the original bearer of this name was the only wizard fast enough to claim the prime position when the light returned after a total eclipse, earning eternal precedence in all matters magical. The name has passed down through those who proved they could act when others hesitated, each bearer adding to its legend of decisive action under pressure.
The bearer of Eclipsed Decree commands a presence that fills the space around them, a gravitational pull of authority that rivals cannot ignore. The entity's influence causes opponents to second-guess their own certainties, as if the very light has been temporarily blocked from their minds. When activated in competition, this name grants a psychological advantage that manifests as an almost physical weight pressing down on challengers who must face someone marked by celestial judgment. The name itself seems to darken the immediate environment, drawing shadows that make the bearer appear larger, more foreboding, more inevitable.
Final pronouncement that ends all debate, binding the entire Conclave to verdicts that cannot be appealed or questioned by any challenger.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyDevon Zueger carded a 64 for an 884 round rating, -44 below his 928 PDGA rating; he finished 2.2 strokes above the 61.8 field average and nine strokes above his 55.0 personal average. Eclipsed Decree stayed at tag #4, no movement—a stable line in the Lakewood Crisis paperwork, if not on the scorecard.
Devon Zueger posted a 55 for a 966 round rating, finishing +38 over his 928 PDGA rating and 4.2 strokes ahead of the 59.2 field average. That strong outing turned tag #10 into tag #1, a nine-position climb with no ground surrendered. In the Ley Dispute, Eclipsed Decree finally found decisive action under pressure—apparently the Conclave paperwork now has a new top line.
Devon Zueger opened the season with a 966-rated round against a 928 player rating: +38 over rating, firmly in unambiguously awesome territory. His 55 was 4.2 strokes better than the 59.2 field average, earning tag 10 as his starting placement in the Ley Dispute. The Conclave paperwork calls it a tag assignment; the scorecard calls it decisive action under pressure.