Ellen Phillips shot a 66 and a 784 round rating, which lands +106 over her 678 PDGA rating, a headline-tier spike by any standard. She also finished 7.5 strokes better than the 58.5 field average and 6.7 better than her 72.7 personal average, yet the ladder took her from #5 to #6 anyway. The Fate Weaver's golden threads apparently read the scorecard as a suggestion. Next chapter: the spinoff arc either pays off or the tag board keeps shuffling without her.
Fate Weaver
Season Arc · NADGT Michigan National League @ Disc Heaven - Powered by FL!PT
1All-In league: Fate Weaver stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleBorn from the ancient threads of the Fortune Forest, this entity first manifested when the Grand Illusionist cut the ribbon to the St Francis Mystical Midway. The Weavers are said to be the spirits of carnival masters past, now bound to the enchanted retreat to guide worthy competitors toward their fates.
A translucent figure cloaked in swirling indigo fabric embroidered with golden thread patterns that shift like tarot cards. Glowing orange orbs float where hands should be, and a carnival mask of bark and leaves obscures the face, revealing only piercing green eyes that see all possible futures.
Observing B Pool competitors throughout their season-long journey, appearing at moments of decision to offer cryptic guidance or subtle tests of character. The Fate Weaver records each player's response to the midway's challenges in the Great Ledger of destinies.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyEllen Phillips climbed from tag #6 to #5 with a 75, gaining one place even as her 597 round rating came in -81 below her 678 PDGA rating. She finished 12.6 strokes above the 62.4 field average; in the Heaven Duel, the ladder advanced while the scorecard was very much not casting a winning spell.
Ellen Phillips posted a 762 round rating, +84 over rating—headline-tier work—even as her 68 was 5.1 strokes above the field average and 7 below her personal average of 75. She stays at tag #6, with no ladder movement; the Fate Weaver’s golden threads held position through Midway Guild week while the rating delivered the episode’s real plot twist.
Ellen Phillips moved from tag #8 to #6 with a 75 and a 677 round rating, exactly -1 below her 678 PDGA rating. That score was 12.8 strokes above the 62.2 field average, so this was a leaderboard shrug rather than a statistical triumph—but the ladder still handed her two places. In the Michigan Storm episode, the Fate Weaver’s golden threads pulled forward through the glitching midway, because apparently ordinary tag swapping needed special effects.
checks clipboard The Fate Weaver folds itself out of the Fortune Forest and into Disc Heaven, indigo cloak trailing carnival dust across Michigan. Ellen Phillips now carries those golden threads into the NADGT national bracket—a spinoff arc, not a finale. The Weaver's constellation-riddled fabric seems very interested in local chains. Side quest: activated.