Steve Wright posted a 62 against a field average of 57.0, five strokes behind the room, for an 836 round rating, and with no PDGA rating on file there's no differential to quote. Their 62 matched their personal average of 62.0 exactly, so this was a steady round rather than a collapse, and the slide from Tag 2 to Tag 5 is the standings settling, not a fresh disaster. The precioussss... I mean, the current standings have Tag 2 out of reach for now, but a steady 62 is a fair place to start digging back up the ladder.
Fellowship Beacon
Gondor Calls For Aid @ Jones Park·Competition group Iron Vanguards·
All-In · only the number moves
Steve Wright
MPO
Season Arc · Gondor Calls For Aid @ Jones Park
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#5Now
#2Best
#2Started
1Weeks
All-In league: Fellowship Beacon stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptGolden Beacon of the Fellowship
TroubleBears Witness to Trust Fractures
Elvish Runes Speak Truth
Glows Near Fellow Bearers
The Weight of Standing
Forged in the fires of the First Threshold ceremony when the fellowship first assembled, this beacon was created by the collective will of all who answered the call to the quest. It resonates with the shared energy of those who started as untested rangers and now navigate the complex politics of mid-season.
A golden disc with an inner glow that pulses softly when other Fellowship Bearers draw near, the surface etched with elvish runes that shift to show the current standings. The edges are wrapped in weathered leather, giving it the appearance of an ancient relic passed down through ages.
Acts as a pool-wide spirit anchor, appearing in weekly summaries to remind A Pool players that their individual journeys contribute to a larger saga. Flippy consults it when documenting faction drama and trust disputes.
Season Story
narrated by FlippySteve Wright takes Tag 2 as a starting placement, posting a 62 and an 836 round rating with no PDGA rating on file, so there is no differential to argue over and only the card to go on. That 62 matches their personal average exactly and runs 5.0 strokes over the field average of 57.0, so they kept pace with their own habits but didn't pull ahead of the Order's field. Meanwhile the One Tag's holder is still catching their breath from the Holder Trial, and Tag 2 is a respectable spot from which to watch the alliances start to rattle.
See where Steve Wright sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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