Stag Horde
Season Arc · Wednesdays at the Fort
1All-In league: Stag Horde stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleEach spring, stags shed their antlers in the ponderosa forest surrounding Fort Tuthill, and the discarded racks become claimed by the crew as symbols of competitive transition.
Rendered as a cluster of branching antler tines in woodblock style, each point representing a different week's challenge, with rough torn edges where the velvet was lost.
Tracks players who have cyclic success—those who rise dramatically mid-season after early struggles, shedding past performance like the forest sheds its winter burden.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyDerick McCabe shot 60, matching his 60.0 personal average but finishing 5.2 strokes above the 54.8 field average; his 870 rating was -34 below his 904 PDGA rating, a rough Wind Gauge episode. Tag #4, “Stag Horde,” falls to #5—one place lost, and not the dramatic rise its antler lore prefers.
adjusts clipboard Tag #4, "Stag Horde," was born in the ponderosa shadows where old antlers fall and get claimed like discarded crowns. Woodblock tines for every week's challenge, torn edges where velvet was lost. It doesn't care who holds it. It only cares that you earn the rack.
adjusts headset Derick McCabe just claimed Tag #4, "Stag Horde," and honestly, the ponderosa pines have been waiting for someone to earn that rack. Each tine is a week's challenge. He's got the antlers now — let's see if he sheds them gracefully or keeps them sharp.
Derick McCabe opens his season at tag #4 with a 60 and an 870 round rating, -34 below his 904 PDGA rating; he was also 5.2 strokes above the 54.8 field average. The Stag Horde’s antler crown favors a dramatic rise, but this Wind Gauge chapter belongs to the course for now.