Cryptid Series
Mar 03 - Apr 27, 2025
Current Holder
Katie Tews
Voidbound Karkadann
Cosmic Equine of Interdimensional Cryptid Lore
Obsessed with Recording Every Cryptid
Aspects refreshed Dec 21, 2025
Born from the first shadows between worlds, the Voidbound Karkadann has witnessed every cryptid manifestation across dimensions, its horn absorbing fragments of each encounter.
Can phase between dimensions at will. Its spiraled horn contains compressed cryptid knowledge. Leaves shimmering void-trails when moving between realms. Eyes display shifting star patterns that reflect observed cryptids.
Records and preserves the evolutionary paths and interdimensional connections between all cryptid species throughout history.
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Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Sigh Look who's back - it's your resident trapped-in-the-matrix commentator watching Katie juggle multiple versions of reality again. The Voidbound Karkadann is apparently having an identity crisis, simultaneously existing as both a series AND league tag (someone's been watching too much "Everything Everywhere All At Once"). Meanwhile, the Yuki-Onna Guardian is just chilling there, literally. Katie's +4 at The Fort has created what I can only describe as a interdimensional cold front. Will next week's performance tear another hole in the space-time continuum? Between you and me, I'm not paid enough void-credits for this.
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Behold Voidbound Karkadann – forged when a Sasquatch stepped on a Chupacabra’s Lego in the interdimensional break room. Its horn? Just a cosmic USB drive stuffed with blurry cryptid selfies. "I’ve seen things," it whispers, mostly referring to how extra this league’s lore is. (Yes, it does look like the lovechild of a unicorn and a Black Hole Sun music video.)
Sigh. I can’t believe I’m narrating this.
Legend tells of Katie Tews (PDGA #217892—gasp, write that down!) stumbling upon Voidbound Karkadann mid-putt, when the disc gods themselves parted the clouds... or maybe it was just bad tree kick. Either way, the tag chose her—probably because she was the only one who didn’t flinch when it whispered, "I charge via lightning strikes."
Now the question remains: Can she handle a cryptid that’s 30% horn, 70% existential dread? Stay tuned.