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Mossgate Ward
Season Arc · One Tag to Rule Them All
1All-In league: Mossgate Ward stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleCarved from the heartwood of an ancient oak that fell across the Tunnel of Cedars during a storm, the Mossgate Ward was shaped by a druid of the fairway who believed that the land itself was a member of the Fellowship. The ward was soaked in creek water, wrapped in moss, and blessed by the first light of dawn, then given to the player who would serve as the course's silent sentinel.
The Ward is a flat, palm-sized stone covered in living moss that never dries, with a vein of quartz running through its center like a frozen lightning bolt. It is cool to the touch and smells of wet earth and cedar, and it grows slightly heavier when the course is in danger.
Stands as the guardian of the course, reminding players to repair divots, pack out trash, and respect the ancient trees and stone structures. The Mossgate Ward leads by example, quietly tending to the land between throws and inspiring others to do the same.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyYour series bag tag moved from #3 to #1 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
Your series bag tag moved from #5 to #3 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
Your series bag tag moved from #14 to #5 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
clears throat, checks clipboard Mossgate Ward, freshly carved from storm-felled oak and blessed by someone who clearly read too much fantasy before their morning round. It's a moss-covered stone with a quartz vein that's "alive" — meaning it holds moisture like every other rock in the Pacific Northwest. The druid claims it grows heavier when the course is in danger. The course is always in danger. It's a disc golf course. Trees hit discs daily. Tag #14 is now accepting applications from anyone who wants to be a silent sentinel, or, failing that, someone who just really likes wet rocks.
checks clipboard, squints at the moss Tag #14, the Mossgate Ward, has found its sentinel in Joel Branscome. The stone claims it grows heavier when the course is in danger. The course is always in danger. It's a disc golf course. Still, Joel now carries a wet rock that smells like someone's basement flooded, and the Fellowship officially has its first druid who didn't ask for the job. The Ward is silent. Joel is probably silent too. We'll see if the moss approves of his putting.
Joel Branscome begins his season at #14 with a 67 and an 863 round rating, -6 below his 869 PDGA rating: slightly off, not a collapse. His score was half a stroke above the field average and exactly his personal average; fittingly, the Mossgate Ward begins its watch in Vault Raid’s damp conditions, where at least one thing is guaranteed to stay wet.