Luke Hearn posted a 46 for a 988 rating, +34 over rating and 3.0 strokes under the field average of 49.0, and the tag board took notice: tag 6 became tag 1, five positions gained and none lost. He matched his personal average of 46 exactly, so this reads less like a fluke and more like a man who has decided to stop missing things. Dusty's ink-stained triplicate has been logging absences since the First Report, so it's nice to see the paperwork finally file something good. Somehow we're still rolling tape.
Dusty Dossier
Season Arc · A Missing Report (Flex Start)
5All-In league: Dusty Dossier stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleOnce the club's official scorekeeper in the 1980s, Dusty vanished after a tournament mysteriously went undocumented—now rumored to be the phantom curator of every Wanted poster.
Worn fedora perched at a jaunty angle, coffee-stained cardigan pockets bulging with crumpled scorecards, thick bifocals, perpetually carrying a bulging leather satchel stamped with faded tournament logos.
Distributes new 'Missing Reports' each round and rewards bounty hunters with sponsor seal patches for successful 'apprehensions' of missing legends.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyDue to absence from Week 1 (First Report), tag number moved from 7 to 5. (Week 1 of 10)
Luke Hearn missed the First Report, letting his tag slide from 7 to 5 without throwing a shot. Dusty, the Bureau's phantom curator, probably logged the absence in ink-stained triplicate while adjusting his coffee-stained cardigan. A no-show in week one is either strategic brilliance or a paperwork disaster waiting to happen. Let’s hope the satchel holds a recovery plan for the next sector.