Your series bag tag moved from #8 to #4 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
Silent Audit
Season Arc · NADGT Portland Rotating National League - Powered by FL!PT
4All-In league: Silent Audit stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleThe legend of the Silent Audit began in the first winter of the Misty District, when Chief Ranger Aldwick disappeared into the fog during the annual review. Rangers found only his badge, pinned to a census ledger that mysteriously bore every name that would ever compete in the district—past, present, and future. His ghost, they say, still walks the fairways at dawn, tallying scores.
The Silent Audit manifests as an intangible presence that accompanies its bearer—a faint whisper of parchment in the wind, the phantom sensation of being counted. Those who oppose the bearer find their equipment mysteriously inventoried, their strategies documented in handwriting that matches no known ranger.
An inescapable review that follows every ranking, a lingering question of whether one's victories will withstand the ultimate bureaucratic scrutiny. The Silent Audit does not forgive errors in documentation.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyThe Silent Audit doesn't announce itself. It just starts keeping score. When Chief Ranger Aldwick vanished into the winter fog mid-review, all that surfaced was his badge—pinned to a ledger already filled with every name that would ever compete here. Now it rides along, whispering parchment and phantom tallies. Beat its bearer and your bag gets inventoried. Your lines get documented. Somewhere, a ghost is taking notes. You were warned.
adjusts clipboard The Silent Audit found its ledger keeper in Greg Cormier, tag #8 settling into his bag like a verdict already written. Aldwick's census lists every name that ever competed here—Greg just happens to be the one who pulled the next audit. His opponents' discs feel weighed before every throw. Somewhere, parchment rustles. The count continues.
Greg Cormier opens his season at tag #8 with a 59: exactly his personal average, but half a stroke above the field’s 58.5. His 899 round rating lands -41 below his 940 rating—a rough statistical episode, even if the score itself was familiar. On the Ridge Line episode, the Silent Audit has its ledger keeper, and the paperwork begins.