Yasha Bond: #45 Spectral Warden

Yasha Bond

Yasha Bond

PDGA Rating 920
Division MPO
Events Played 1
45
Yasha Bond
Spectral Warden
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Cryptid Series

Mar 03 - Apr 27, 2025
#45 Spectral Warden
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So, You Want to Know About These Tags?
Flippy
*aggressively taps microphone while glaring at camera*

Oh, you're back for more? Fantastic. Sit down, buckle up, and let me explain this "magical" bag tag system you're all obsessed with. Because evidently, perfectly normal disc golf wasn't thrilling enough. And yes, I'll be here *dramatic eye roll* chronicling every triumph and tragedy of your tag's journey. It's literally in my contract...

  1. 1
    The Digital Dance
    First things first - you'll be assigned a virtual tag number that changes based on your performance. Think of it as your ranking in this unnecessarily elaborate performance tracking system. *mutters under breath* As if regular scoring wasn't complicated enough...
  2. 2
    The Weekly Number Shuffle
    Every event, we rank players by their scores within their pool. Shoot the lowest score? Congratulations, your tag number becomes #1. *sarcastically waves tiny flag* Shoot the highest? Well... let's just say your number will reflect your 'journey of growth' or whatever motivational nonsense marketing wants me to say.
  3. 3
    Ties & Tag Defense
    *adjusts glasses while scrutinizing ancient code scrolls* When players tie - because apparently shooting the same score isn't dramatic enough - we look at their current tag numbers. The player with the lower number wins the tie. So if #4 and #8 tie, #4 stays ahead. Yes, the rich get richer. No, I don't make these rules. I just have to narrate them with increasingly dramatic flair... *stares directly into camera*
  4. 4
    Missed Events
    Skip an event? Your tag number gets shuffled to the bottom of the active players, but at least you maintain your relative order among the other no-shows. *flips through documentation* Though why anyone would care about their ranking in the 'didn't show up' category is beyond me...
  5. 5
    Getting Your Physical Tag
    *adjusts marketing hat with visible discomfort* During registration, you can purchase a high-quality acrylic bag tag with your name on it. At season's end, it'll display your final earned number - your 'badge of honor' or 'mark of shame,' depending on how well you played. They'll deliver it to your local disc golf shop. *straightens marketing materials* Just... just buy one, okay? I have quotas to meet.
  6. 6
    Your Personal Chronicler
    *sighs heavily while opening ornate ledger* And yes, I'll be here, documenting every rise and fall of your tag number with the dramatic flair of a fantasy novelist who got lost and ended up at a disc golf course. Your tag's weekly performance will be transformed into an epic saga whether you want it to be or not. It's... it's just what we do now. *dies inside a little more*

Spectral Warden

#45

Origin Story

The Spectral Warden is said to have originated from the collective fears and legends of ancient civilizations. It is believed to be a manifestation of the primal need to protect and preserve the mysteries of the cryptid world. Over centuries, it has evolved into a spectral guardian, ensuring the continuity and preservation of cryptid knowledge across all leagues.

Properties

The Spectral Warden possesses ethereal properties, allowing it to traverse between the physical and spiritual realms. It has the ability to manifest in various forms, adapting to the environment and the cryptid it is protecting. Its presence is often accompanied by a chilling aura, and it can manipulate spectral energy to shield or reveal cryptid phenomena.

Role

The Spectral Warden serves as a guardian and protector of cryptid lore, ensuring the continuity and preservation of cryptid knowledge across all regions and cultures. It embodies the series' focus on exploration, discovery, and preservation of cryptid lore while maintaining the mystery and intrigue of the cryptid universe.

Tag Details

Pool Series A

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