Duane Walker signed for a 71 and a 728 round rating, -10 under his 738 PDGA rating, which the board files under "slightly off, nothing to panic about." It was still +6.7 over the 64.3 field average and +1.0 over his 70.0 personal average, so the Ink Stalker stays put at tag #3 with no movement. Night Protocol rules are in effect, and the grove apparently keeps its own distances after dark, so this file reads like a careful report that didn't quite reach the sealed envelope.
Ink Stalker
Season Arc · A Missing Report (Flex Start)
1All-In league: Ink Stalker stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleBorn from the negative space of redacted case files, the Ink Stalker is the collective unconscious of every investigator who's ever squinted at a blurred photograph and sensed movement in the peripheral blur.
Appears as a silhouette cut from distressed paper, edges fraying into torn testimony strips, with eyes like pinpoint flash glare and fingertips that leave smudged fingerprints on everything they touch.
Drives narrative tension by leaving cryptic clues in the margins—torn corner coordinates, ink-blotted phone numbers, and witness statements with key names blacked out—forcing players to piece together the mystery.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyDuane Walker shot 70 for a 761 round rating, +23 over rating, though that was 1.3 strokes above the 68.7 field average. The solid showing matched his personal average, but the ladder moved him from tag #2 to #3 in the Grove Survey. The Ink Stalker remains just beyond the edge of focus; apparently, a quiet flex doesn’t always hold the tag in place.
Duane Walker opens his season at tag #2 with a 70 and a 761 round rating, +23 over his 738 rating. That score matched his personal average but sat 1.3 strokes above the field average; the Ink Stalker enters the Grove Survey file with a solid, quietly competent first report.