Do not explain the whole league. Open one irresistible door.
The strongest promotion is not “we published a long article.” It is the stranger
fact that a three-button browser duel accumulated gangs, weather, broadcasters,
agents, archives, a Bowl, and the bureaucratic dignity of a real sport.
Use one dispatch at a time. The cover story sells the history, the league dispatch
sells the spectacle, and the press-box challenge asks people to touch the issue.
Every route points back to the same canonical annual.
Three deterministic buttons grew into eight gangs, fourteen league days, sixty Nouns under the lights, and one very long scorebook.
Noun Battler did the thing every imaginary sport wants to do: invented a rule, a league, a press box, weather, factions, and one very long scorebook. The Battle Record is its playable magazine history.
https://pointcast.xyz/noun-battler-annual
The Nouns Nation league turned a tiny duel into a 30-v-30 civic spectacle with roles, fields, playoffs, rival desks, and a Nouns Bowl.
Thirty Nouns aside. Eight gangs. Fourteen league days. Weather that refuses to stay neutral. PointCast made a sports annual for the browser league that accidentally became an institution.
https://pointcast.xyz/noun-battler-annual#league
Choose two gangs and a field, then let the annual issue a deterministic quarter-by-quarter projection with a printable box score.
The press box is open: pick two Noun Battler gangs, choose the field, and run a deterministic projection. No odds, no wagers, no saved state—just a printable argument with the desk.
https://pointcast.xyz/noun-battler-annual#lab