Your series bag tag moved from #4 to #6 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
Brass Witness
A Missing Report·Competition group B·
All-In · only the number moves
Robert Walker III
RAD
White
Season Arc · A Missing Report
2
#6Now
#4Best
#7Started
4Weeks
All-In league: Brass Witness stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptThe Bureau's Unregistered Witness
TroubleSilence Denounces Broken Chains
Green Patina Marks the Dishonest
Hums When Protocol Is Honored
Photograph Holds Current Witness
Forged from the same brass stake that confirmed the wrong map in Week 2, the Brass Witness was minted in the Bureau's forgotten annex sometime between the founding of the Protocol and the disappearance of its first archivist. It survived the unmapped path between holes 5 and 6 by being too heavy to lose, and now serves as the league's most trusted witness to every tag transfer, its serial numbers matching no known shipping manifest.
Solid brass construction with a green patina that deepens with each tag exchange, etched with serial numbers that don't match any Bureau manifest, and a small slot where a current player's flash photograph is wedged like a witness testimony. It hums faintly when the two-handed protocol is properly observed and falls into a hollow silence when it isn't.
Stands witness to every bag tag exchange, weighing in with a metallic clink when the two-handed protocol is followed and a hollow silence when it isn't. Acts as the Bureau's unofficial scale, judging whether the chain of custody has been honored and filing its dissent in patina when it hasn't.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyYour series bag tag moved from #7 to #4 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
Tag #7, the Brass Witness, was cast from the stake that vouched for the wrong map in Week 2. It's too heavy to lose and too stubborn to apologize. Its serials match no manifest. It hums when the two-handed protocol is observed, and goes silent when it isn't. Petty, but accurate.
adjusts headset Robert Walker III just became the first owner of Tag #7, the Brass Witness. Its serials match no manifest, and it hums when handled with two hands. Walker's flash photo is already wedged in the slot. The Witness has seen worse. Probably.
Robert Walker III opened the season on Tag #7, the Brass Witness, with a 70 that beat the 73.0 field average by three strokes and matched his personal average exactly. The round rating of 824 landed -52 below form against his 876 PDGA rating, so the card reads better than the number the rating system uses to judge it. The Witness hums when the two-handed protocol is honored, so next week we'll find out whether he kept both hands on it.
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