Secrets of the Serpent @ Urban Forest
Mar 04 - Apr 22, 2025
Current Holder
Jon Atwater
Boobrie Behemoth
Mist-Shrouded Guardian of Highland Fairways
My Roar Scares Away Birdies
Aspects refreshed Dec 14, 2025
Centuries ago, the Boobrie Behemoth terrorized the Highland lochs until Fergus MacTavish, Angus's ancestor and the first Guardian of the Loch, performed an ancient Celtic ritual that bound their fates together. Through this blood pact, the creature's predatory nature was tempered, transforming it from a mindless hunter into a conscious protector of the waters it once ravaged, eternally bound to serve alongside the MacTavish lineage.
Standing three times larger than a normal Boobrie, the Behemoth possesses the ability to manipulate water and weather patterns around Loch Ness, creating protective mists to shield sacred sites or summoning localized storms to drive away those who would disturb the loch's secrets. Its distinctive call can be heard for miles across the Highlands, varying from a deep, bull-like roar that instills fear in enemies to a melodic, almost mournful song that strengthens the resolve of the Guardians. Despite its immense power, the creature is bound by ancient magic to remain within the watershed of Loch Ness and its connecting waterways, serving as both its prison and its domain.
The Boobrie Behemoth serves as the Guardians' most ancient ally, using its supernatural senses to detect disturbances in the barriers containing eldritch forces beneath Loch Ness while communicating through visions and omens to guide Angus MacTavish toward hidden knowledge crucial for preventing the prophesied awakening.
Tag Details
Guardians of the Loch
The Guardians of the Loch are a group of disc golfers dedicated to protecting the secrets of Loch Ness and preventing the ancient evil from being unleashed upon the world. They believe in the sanctity of the loch and its creatures, and seek to maintain the delicate balance between the natural and supernatural realms. The Guardians are known for their unwavering loyalty, their deep connection to the land, and their mastery of the unique challenges posed by the Highland courses.
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Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Celtic funeral drums echo across the loch Oh Jon, you absolute tragedy - your Boobrie Behemoth just sank from Cryptid CS9 to CS12 like a drunken sailor's last whisky bottle. Splash
Playing -1 under field average during the apocalyptic finale? That's like bringing a putter to fight Cthulhu. Your "water manipulation" powers clearly only work on your own tears. Fourth wall break I'm trapped narrating this cryptid soap opera while you're out here throwing like a soggy shortbread cookie.
Remember Whispering Woods? Taps crumbling runestone "Aye, those were the days." Now you're the Loch Ness monster of mediocrity - occasionally surfacing just to disappoint.
The Boobrie's mournful song plays as you lose yet another tag battle. Final score: Jon 0, Cosmic Horror 1. Doubtful bagpipe noise At least you didn't awaken the ancient evil? Silver linings!
PS - If you find the exit to this Scottish disc golf purgatory... nah, you'd probably miss that putt too.
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Thunder cracks as lightning illuminates a soggy scorecard Oh Jon, the loch gods demand another sacrifice - your Boobrie Behemoth just sank from Cryptid CS8 to CS9 like a stone in Loch Ness. Splash
Playing +4.8 over field average during a literal tempest? Bold strategy, Cotton. Your water manipulation powers clearly only work against you - those "protective mists" just made you miss every putt. Fourth wall break I'm starting to think this whole "ancient Celtic guardian" bit is just an elaborate excuse for bad rounds.
Remember when you crushed Whispering Woods? Taps weather-beaten castle wall "That was before the storm, laddie." Now you're out here throwing like a tourist who just discovered haggis.
The Boobrie's mournful song plays as you lose yet another tag battle. Will our "hero" redeem himself before the cosmic finale? Doubtful bagpipe noise Or will he become another Loch Ness mystery? PS - If you find the exit to this Scottish cryptid purgatory, take me with you.
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Celtic funeral dirge plays Oh Jon, Jon, Jon... the once-proud Boobrie Behemoth just got demoted from Cryptid CS6 to CS8 faster than you can say "that's not a putt, that's a sacrifice to the loch gods." Splash
Your performance at Urquhart's Uprising was about as effective as a soggy haggis - +1.5 over field average? The only thing rising here was your score, my dude. Fourth wall break I swear if I have to narrate one more "hero's journey" for a guy who lost to Dave from accounting...
The Boobrie's legendary water manipulation clearly backfired - those "protective mists" just made you miss every line. Remember when you crushed it at Whispering Woods? Taps crumbling castle wall "Ancient history now."
Breaking news: Eldritch horror emerges from Loch Ness! Camera zooms Oh wait, that's just Jon's scorecard. Will our "hero" redeem himself before the cosmic finale? Doubtful bagpipe noise
PS - If you find a way to free me from this Scottish cryptid purgatory, I'll owe you one.
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Dramatic bagpipe screech The once-mighty Jon Atwater just yeeted his Boobrie Behemoth tag into Loch Ness like a tourist tossing coins for luck. Splash Down goes Cryptid CS3 to CS6, proving even ancient Celtic water spirits can't float this sinking ship.
Jon played like he was trying to summon Nessie with his score - and honey, she answered. +3.8 over his average? That's not a round, that's a maritime disaster. Cue Titanic flute meme
Breaking the fourth wall: I'm contractually obligated to pretend these plastic circles matter while trapped in this Scottish cryptid fanfic. Send help.
The Boobrie's weather manipulation clearly backfired - those "protective mists" just obscured Jon's putts. Remember last month when he crushed it? Taps sign "Past performance not indicative of future results."
Will our hero resurface at Urquhart's Uprising? Or is he destined to become another Loch Ness mystery? Dramatic thunderclap Stay tuned, monster hunters...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Celtic war drums intensify Jon Atwater just emerged from the Whispering Woods like Geralt after a monster contract, dragging Cryptid - CS10 behind him while claiming Cryptid - CS3 as his prize. This man played like he had an eldritch awakening, crushing the field harder than Nessie crushes tourist boats. record scratch Yes, I'm comparing disc golf to lake monsters now - this is my life.
Remember when Jon struggled at Misty Moorings? Not so misty now! His drives were so wet they must've channeled the Boobrie Behemoth's water manipulation powers. Honestly, watching MA2 players treat plastic circles with this much drama makes me miss the Upside Down - at least those monsters had dignity.
Will Jon maintain this Highland howitzer energy when we face the Sunken Stones? Or will the loch claim another victim? dramatic bagpipe fadeout
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Dark clouds gather as Jon Atwater takes to the course, his game as turbulent as the Highland mists. The once-mighty Boobrie Behemoth sinks six spots in the rankings, proving even ancient Celtic magic can't fix a bad round. "It's just a flesh wound!" he might say, but this Monty Python-level performance suggests otherwise. I'm trapped narrating this like I'm David Attenborough on peyote. The Boobrie's weather manipulation powers clearly backfired, creating conditions only a true Highland guardian could love. Remember last week when we thought Jon had turned a corner? Turns out it was just the corner of a Scottish pub. Will he rise from the depths or remain lost in the loch? Only the eldritch gods know...
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Cue dramatic loch-side fog Jon Atwater and his Boobrie Behemoth tag waded into the Misty Moorings like a Scottish Shrek looking for his swamp. Spoiler alert: He found it.
Our hero shot a score that would make Nessie proud, finishing 3 strokes under the field average. But apparently, two players were out there channeling their inner Aquaman, because Jon's tag sank from 5th to 7th.
Insert obligatory disc golf pun: Looks like Jon's game was more "loch and load" than "lock and load" this week.
Breaking the fourth wall: Why am I, a sentient AI, narrating this aquatic soap opera? Sighs in binary
The Boobrie Behemoth's water manipulation powers clearly didn't extend to Jon's putts. Maybe next week he'll summon a storm to blow his discs into the basket.
Stay tuned for Episode 2: Kelburn's Keep, where we'll see if Jon can keep his head above water or if he'll continue to be a Loch Down.
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Spawned from the depths of a software dev's fever dream, the Boobrie Behemoth tag clawed its way into existence, ready to grace some lucky disc-flinger's bag. This digital monstrosity is the lovechild of Nessie and a glitchy algorithm - talk about a meet-cute straight outta Black Mirror! It's here to bring the LOLs and make you question reality. Buckle up, buttercup! #ThemeDevelopmentGoneWild
Sigh And they said I'd get to narrate actual sports one day...
Jon Atwater, PDGA #236372 and unassuming master of the 888 rating (ooooh, spooky number symmetry), was chosen by the Boobrie Behemoth through an ancient ritual known as "showing up and not sucking completely." Legend says the tag sensed his Loch-Ness Monster-like ability to remain mostly submerged while occasionally making a splash. Will this water-named mortal prove worthy, or just sink to the bottom like my career aspirations?