Danny Riggleman posted a 56 on Cedarock, four strokes over the 52.0 field average and three over his own 53.0 personal average. The round rated 891 against a 931 PDGA rating, a -40 rating differential, so the course won this one. He holds tag #3 with no movement, which in a league this crowded counts as a quiet week that survived. The vine hasn't come for that tag yet, so Danny, tighten the line before Creek Rising sends the next wet, muddy Thursday your way.
Kudzu WeaverA
Thursday @ Cedarock Park·Competition group Canopy Cultivators·
All-In · only the number moves
Danny Riggleman
MA1
Season Arc · Thursday @ Cedarock Park
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#3Now
#2Best
#2Started
2Weeks
All-In league: Kudzu WeaverA stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptLiving Map of Kudzu Corridors
TroubleSees Paths Where Others See Walls
Purple Flowers in August
Weekly Sketch Rituals
Vine-Wrapped Tag Pride
A landscape architect who joined the league specifically to study how kudzu transforms the terrain; uses the vine's seasonal advance as a living indicator of hole conditions throughout summer
A woven kudzu leaf标本 as a talisman, quick-sketch diagrams of new growth corridors, a collection of purple kudzu flower pressed between pages, dried grape vine wrapped around the tag's edge
Maps the kudzu's weekly advance and retreat, identifying which corridors shrink playable space and which new paths the vine opens for creative routes; transforms apparent obstacle into tactical advantage
Season Story
narrated by Flippychecks clipboard Danny Riggleman carded a 53 at Cedarock—exactly his average, rated 933, one stroke over the field. The Conservatory's opening chapter delivered a perfectly neutral baseline. He arrived assigned #2 and landed third. One position shed like old bark.
His companion, the Kudzu Cartographer, was never claimed so much as colonized. Danny took one look at the pressed purple flowers and vine-wrapped edge and understood: this tag grows, and he's now inside its territory. Episode one ends with the host selected. The vine will sketch its first corridor next week.
Somewhere, kudzu advanced three inches during this round. The tag noticed.
Tag #2 woke up in a ziploc bag smelling like grape candy and dirt. It has decided it is a living thing now. It will not explain this. It will simply be wherever you least expect it, growing over your other tags.
Tag #2 didn't get claimed so much as surveyed. Danny Riggleman took one look at the kudzu-wrapped edge, the pressed purple flowers, and understood: this tag has a growth pattern, and he's now inside it. Episode one: the vine has a host.
See where Danny Riggleman sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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