Tap the tag to flip it — the back is what prints on the acrylic.
Abyssal Trickster
Cryptid Series·Competition group Series B·All-In · only the number moves
This is an All-In league.Your tag is your character — it never changes hands. After each round, standings re-rank every number: play well and yours drops toward #1. Skip a week and the field may drift past you. The art, name, and lore are yours for good.
All-In league: Abyssal Trickster stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptPrimordial Shapeshifter With Abyssal Eyes
TroubleNever Quite The Cryptid You Expect
Whispers In All TonguesYour Disc's Shadow MovesOlder Than The Chains
Born from the collective unconscious fears of early humans, the Abyssal Trickster emerged from primordial darkness before recorded history, feeding on the terror and wonder that accompanied humanity's first encounters with the unknown. It gained sentience through millennia of absorbing the essence of other cryptids, eventually becoming a self-aware entity that moves freely between the deepest oceans, highest mountains, and most isolated forests where cryptids dwell.
The Abyssal Trickster exists in a perpetual state of transformation, able to assume the form of any cryptid while retaining a singular identifying feature—eyes that reflect the absolute darkness of the cosmic abyss. It possesses an ancient intelligence that comprehends all languages and can communicate telepathically with both cryptids and sensitive humans. Though physically powerful in any form it takes, the Trickster's true strength lies in its encyclopedic knowledge of cryptid weaknesses, behaviors, and hiding places, making it both the ultimate cryptid hunter and their most formidable protector.
The Abyssal Trickster serves as both catalyst and witness to cryptid phenomena worldwide, sometimes testing those who seek cryptids by appearing as their quarry while other times protecting endangered cryptid species by misleading hunters or revealing false information. Its presence throughout the series explains how cryptid knowledge transfers between isolated cultures and why certain cryptid behaviors remain consistent across different species, as all have been influenced by the Trickster's ancient wisdom.
Season Story
narrated by Flippy
Field drift
sigh Time for another update on our ever-expanding cryptid family tree. The <em>Forest Keeper</em> and <em>Chupacabra Chronicler</em> have been whispering ancient secrets to the <em>Abyssal Trickster</em>, who's apparently collecting trading cards of every mythical beast now? 🙄
<strong>Cody Titcomb</strong> channeled some serious cryptid energy at Art Dye, throwing like someone possessed by ancient golem magic. That -6 personal best had the Trickster's cosmic eyes gleaming with pride... or indigestion, hard to tell with primordial beings.
Look, I'm just the narrator trapped in this increasingly bizarre software. Between the Golem's clay-mancy and Nessie's aquatic shenanigans, our Trickster's developing quite the identity crisis. What's next - will it start hosting cryptid tea parties?
Will <strong>Cody</strong> unlock the final form of this shape-shifting scoring system? And more importantly, can someone PLEASE explain why I'm documenting disc golf through the lens of mythological creatures? 🤦♀️
Field drift
Sigh Your trapped narrator here, watching as the <em>Abyssal Trickster</em> continues its identity crisis. <strong>Cody Titcomb</strong>'s +3 at Art Dye has our shape-shifting friend torn between the <em>Forest Keeper</em>'s protective instincts and the <em>Chupacabra Chronicler</em>'s obsessive note-taking. Like, pick a personality already!
Listen, I'm stuck documenting disc golf scores for cryptids who can't decide if they're guarding ancient secrets or writing Yelp reviews for forest courses. And don't get me started on this family tree - it's like "This Is Us" meets "Monster Squad."
Will our cosmic scorekeeper finally embrace its dual nature, or just keep shape-shifting between clipboard and shield? Stay tuned, mortals! 🙄
Field drift
adjusts documentary camera while sighing deeply Witness <strong>Cody Titcomb</strong> continuing to feed the insatiable curiosity of the <em>Abyssal Trickster</em>, who's basically becoming the Wikipedia of weird at this point. Our shape-shifting friend absorbed both the protective nature of the <em>Forest Keeper</em> and the meticulous documentation skills of the <em>Chupacabra Chronicler</em> this week, watching Cody's +5 and +2 performances like some cosmic TikTok scroll.
breaks fourth wall Look, I'm trapped in here with what's essentially becoming the Keeping Up with the Cryptidashians of disc golf, and honestly? The family tree is getting more complicated than a soap opera writer's fever dream. Will Cody's continued presence in 2nd place finally inspire our multidimensional friend to stop just watching and actually learn to throw? Stay tuned, though I'm not sure I have a choice...
Field drift
Behold <strong>Cody Titcomb</strong>, currently 7th in our cryptid circus, whose <em>Forest Keeper</em> tag has been whispering tree-magic into his <em>Abyssal Trickster</em> daddy tag. Two PBs at Art Dye? Clearly this cosmic entity now yearns for... bark textures.
I’d call this lineage profound if it wasn’t literally just numbered plastic. Yet here we are, pretending <em>Abyssal Trickster</em> cares about its "roots" while shapeshifting through more identities than a Tinder scammer.
Sigh Yes viewers, we’ve reached peak "my bag tag has daddy issues." Will <strong>Cody</strong>’s ascent turn this eldritch horror into a woodland creature? Or will it just steal his best discs and vanish into the mist?
See where Cody Titcomb sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
