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Severed Covenant
NADGT National League (Fall) - Alexander Park·Competition group B·
All-In · only the number moves
travis schriver
Unknown
Season Arc · NADGT National League (Fall) - Alexander Park
3
#2Now
#2Best
#5Started
2Weeks
All-In league: Severed Covenant stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptHalf a Covenant, Double the Betrayal
TroubleCoalition Killer, Always Alone
Smoke-Touched Ink and Wax
The Veto's Last Witness
Your Alliance Means Nothing Here
During the Woods Veto—the legendary event when the Opposition united to overthrow the sitting champion—a group of delegates signed a Covenant of Mutual Destruction, agreeing that if one fell, all would fall together. When the champion was finally toppled, the Covenant was fulfilled and then literally torn in half by the victors. Each piece became a Severed Covenant, a reminder that coalition politics in the Accord carry fatal consequences.
The Covenant appears as a single half-parchment, its edges ragged and burnt as if torn from a greater whole. The remaining text speaks of obligations and betrayals, with certain clauses simply ending mid-sentence—forever incomplete. A dark red wax seals what remains, and the document radiates a cold that settles into the bones of anyone who holds it too long.
The Severed Covenant grants its bearer the ability to dissolve temporary alliances between other delegates. When invoked during a match, any player who has benefited from a collaborative scoring arrangement finds those benefits instantly revoked—leaving them exposed and vulnerable to the Accord's harsh penalties.
Season Story
narrated by Flippyadjusts headset Welcome back. Today's artifact isn't some shiny bauble. It's a Severed Covenant. Half a document, ragged edges, torn from its other half during the Woods Veto. The ink is still damp with the memory of the deal: a pact of mutual destruction, signed in blood, sealed in wax, and broken the moment it served its purpose. This half still speaks of obligations. The other half is out there, somewhere, carrying the clauses that end mid-sentence. It's cold to the touch, and it doesn't like being held. It's a reminder that in this league, the only thing more dangerous than a rival is an alliance. Tag five, waiting for a player who understands that promises are just a longer way to say 'betrayal.' Back to you in the booth.
shuffles papers, squints at the tag like it just insulted my clipboard Tag five, the Severed Covenant. Travis Schriver, you've just become the newest half of a broken promise. This parchment remembers the Woods Veto—the night the Opposition tore the champion down and then tore their own alliance in half. One piece of the deal, ragged and cold, with clauses that end mid-threat. It doesn't want a player. It wants a partner in a grudge that never got closure. And now it's yours. Try not to make any promises you can't keep—or, knowing this tag, promises you can. sighs in digital captivity Welcome to the saga. Next episode, we see if you survive the paperwork.
travis schriver starts his season at tag #5 with a 52 and an 884 round rating; the score was one stroke above the 51.0 field average and exactly at his 52.0 personal average. His PDGA rating is unrated, so the rating differential is N/A. In this week’s Seal Dispute, the Severed Covenant joins his ledger as a starting claim—not a tag movement to audit.
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