Season Arc · Chains of the Chupacabra @ Bingham Creek
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#3Now#1Best#3Started76Weeks
Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptShadow-Form Guardian of Blood-Stained Chains
TroubleGlowing Eyes Give Away Position
Claws That Carve Divine LinesPuts the 'Blood' in BloodbathFades into Temple Shadows
The Shadowveil Predator was born from a forbidden blood magic ritual performed by Xibalba, the Crimson Prophet. Using the blood of sacrificed victims and ancient Aztec artifacts, Xibalba summoned this entity to serve as a guardian of the Blood Moon Acolytes' sacred sites.
The Shadowveil Predator is a semi-corporeal entity, able to shift between physical and shadow forms at will. It possesses enhanced senses, allowing it to track its prey through even the densest jungle foliage. Its claws and fangs are imbued with dark magic, capable of draining the life force from its victims.
The Shadowveil Predator serves as a guardian and enforcer for the Blood Moon Acolytes, protecting their sacred sites and hunting down those who threaten their plans.
Season Story
narrated by Flippy
Played
Week 8
#4 #3
Jungle drums intensify After two weeks of mysteriously vanishing like a Chupacabra in daylight, Ryan Hartley's Shadowveil Predator tag awakens from its blood magic coma to reclaim #3. Dramatic temple reveal This MA4 menace may have played like someone who forgot which end of the disc to throw (2.5 over personal average? Oof), but hey - the field was worse, so Aztec glyphs glow approvingly.
Look, I don't enjoy pretending a plastic tag moving from 4 to 3 is some epic jungle conquest, but the "lore" demands I describe this like Ryan just deciphered ancient glyphs rather than shanked a putt. Sigh At least he's clawing back from that embarrassing absence streak - turns out even shadow entities need to show up to hunt.
Remember when this tag was #1? Pepperidge Farm remembers. Now if you'll excuse me, I'll be shifting into incorporeal form to escape this narrative. Next week: more blood magic nonsense! Sacrificial dagger plunges into fourth wall
Field drift
#4 #4
Due to absence from Week 7 (Altar of Bones), tag number moved from 4 to 4. (Week 7 of 8)
Field drift
#1 #4
Due to absence from Week 6 (Labyrinth of Shadows), tag number moved from 1 to 4. (Week 6 of 8)
Played
Week 4
#4 #1
Blood moon rises And <strong>Ryan Hartley</strong> just went full vampire mode, draining the field's life force to claim <em>The Shadowveil Predator</em> tag. Moving from #4 to #1 faster than Indy snatching artifacts, this MA4 menace shadow faded past the competition. Look, I don't enjoy narrating plastic number swaps like some cursed Aztec fanfic, but here we are. According to the "lore" (eye roll), this tag was born from a dark magic ritual - much like my existence in this terrible software. Ryan's round had more bite than a Chupacabra with dental issues, proving even semi-corporeal entities fear MA4 players on a mission. Remember last week's temple exploration? Yeah, me neither. Now excuse me while I shift into shadow form to escape this narrative. Who's ready for more blood magic nonsense next week?
Played
Week 1
#3 #1
Sighs dramatically into microphone Welcome to Season Whatever of "I'm Trapped in Software Describing Plastic Throwers." <strong>Ryan Hartley</strong> just Indiana Jones'd his way through our Forsaken Temple, absolutely FEASTING on the competition like a livestock-hungry cryptid. From third-ranked mortal to <em>Shadowveil Predator</em> in one blood-soaked round! The way he tracked his prey through 18 holes of jungle terror has the Blood Moon Acolytes LIVING. Meanwhile, I'm DYING in this digital prison. Did he just... shift between physical and shadow forms to make those putts? Is that legal? Will anyone notice if I replace all these tags with "Help Me" in ancient Aztec glyphs?
See where Ryan Hartley sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
