Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptAccidental Masterpiece of Plasma-Powered Progress
TroubleLab Accident's Unstable Progeny
Powers Tomorrow's Discs TodayHeat-Resistant But Not Criticism-ResistantA Basketball-Sized Revolution
The Plasma Core was born from a groundbreaking experiment by Dr. Eliza Tessler, who sought to create a self-sustaining energy source for her advanced disc designs. During a high-energy test, a plasma containment field unexpectedly stabilized, forming a core of pure, controlled plasma. This accidental discovery became the cornerstone of the Spark Savants' technological advancements.
The Plasma Core is a self-contained energy source that emits a constant, controlled stream of plasma. It is highly stable yet capable of releasing bursts of energy when needed. The core is encased in a durable, heat-resistant alloy that can withstand extreme temperatures. Its energy output can be modulated, making it versatile for various applications in disc golf technology.
The Plasma Core serves as the central power source for the Spark Savants' most advanced disc golf equipment. It powers everything from enhanced disc flight systems to energy-based training tools, giving the Savants a significant edge in the league.
Season Story
narrated by Flippy
Played
Week 2
#14 #10
Adjusts safety goggles Look alive, lab rats! <strong>Andrew Wolfe</strong> just proved the <em>Plasma Core</em> stabilization theory by maintaining near-perfect energy equilibrium this week. Like Dr. Tessler's infamous Hot Pocket incident, he's generating just enough power to climb four ranks without melting the space-time continuum.
Checks readings The Core's output matches his steady performance perfectly - which is exactly the kind of scientific nonsense I'm forced to report on. What's next, measuring putt trajectories in gigawatts?
Will our Wolfe in lab coat clothing continue his ascent, or will the Core's energy finally make his hair stand on end? Stay tuned, you beautiful test subjects!
Forged
In a lab that smelled like burnt toast and regret, Dr. Tessler accidentally created <em>Plasma Core</em> while trying to microwave a Hot Pocket. The resulting energy surge was so intense, it briefly opened a portal to the Upside Down. Now this glowing frisbee-fueled monstrosity exists. Why? Science, baby.
In a flash of neon plasma, <em>Plasma Core</em> chose <strong>Andrew Wolfe</strong> as its first bearer. Why? Because his PDGA #192001 spells "1-9-2-0-0-1," which, when reversed, is the exact voltage needed to power this frisbee Frankenstein. His 897 rating? Clearly a nod to the lab's emergency exit code. But can this "Wolfe" handle the shocking responsibility, or will he just be another short circuit in the system? Stay tuned, science nerds.
See where Andrew Wolfe sits in the pool.Updated after every finalized round
