Rick Effin Richmond carded a 51 in Week 3 and posted a 958 round rating against a 972 PDGA rating, which lands at -14 below form. The field averaged 52.2, so he beat the average by 1.2 strokes, and his personal average of 51.0 means he was exactly on his usual line. He held Tag #3 with no movement, and the Redacted Case has him now, coffee stains and all, so the file is his to chase. The clipboard says the evidence is thin, but Rick himself has been a step ahead of the sector's worst trees all season.
Redacted Case
Season Arc · A Missing Report (Flex Start)
2All-In league: Redacted Case stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleBorn from the archives of the club's forgotten history, the Redacted Case appeared in the league office one morning covered in coffee stains and classified markings, its contents partially destroyed but still legible enough to launch the manhunt.
A weathered manila folder holding water-damaged documents, with heavy black marker bars obscuring names and stats, accompanied by Polaroid fragments and a faded club seal barely visible through the redactions.
Distributes weekly clue fragments to players through subtle visual hints embedded in the Wanted posters, rewarding those who notice patterns across multiple releases.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyDue to absence from Week 1 (First Report), tag number moved from 5 to 3. (Week 1 of 10)
The Redacted Case is going off-book for a spin in A Missing Report. Rick Effin Richmond has the file now, and the side quest is officially live. It’s still the same season arc, just with more coffee stains and a local league flex start. Consider this the pilot episode of the unsanctioned files.