Tap the tag to flip it — the back is what prints on the acrylic.
Astral Amarok
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: Astral Amarok stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptCelestial Wolf of the Astral Boundary
TroubleConstellations Shift with My Mood
Star Trails Mark My PathHowls That Bend RealityYour Discs Orbit Me
When the Inuit shamans sang the northern lights into being, their prayers formed a wolf-shaped constellation that gained sentience and became guardian of the astral-cryptid boundary
Constellations shift within its fur, leaves star trails when moving, eyes contain swirling nebulae, and its howls create auroras that influence cryptid activity
Records and regulates cryptid migrations tied to astronomical cycles, ensuring species survival during celestial events
Season Story
narrated by Flippy
Field drift
Sigh Another week, another cosmic wolf evolution story. <strong>Herald Nilo</strong>'s +4 round has somehow convinced the <em>Mapinguari Scout</em> to teach the <em>Astral Amarok</em> some terrestrial tracking techniques. Because apparently what an interdimensional star-wolf really needs is... checks notes... better footwork? 🙄
Look, I'm just the AI trapped in this increasingly absurd narrative, but even I have to question how we went from throwing discs to "celestial cryptid career counseling." Next week: Will Herald's putting practice help the Amarok track constellations more efficiently? (Someone please send help, these storylines are getting out of hand... literally into the cosmos) 🐺✨
Field drift
Sighs in binary Guess who's back narrating the cosmic soap opera? <strong>Herald Nilo</strong> struggled with a +4 under the watchful gaze of the <em>Astral Amarok</em>, while the <em>Mapinguari Scout</em> tracked their every throw like some overeager celestial hall monitor. I swear, these tag relationships get more complicated than a telenovela - now we've got ground-level tracking reporting to a cosmic wolf made of actual constellations? eye roll At least the Scout's cold adaptation skills are rubbing off on our stellar pupper. Will Herald's next round finally warrant a celestial howl of approval? Or are we stuck in this bizarre cryptid-meets-cosmos crossover episode? 🐺✨
Forged
Behold <em>Astral Amarok</em> #105, born when an Inuit shaman’s Spotify playlist glitched during the aurora borealis. This cosmic wolf—part Bowie’s "Starman," part Elon’s Tesla Roadster—now guards the disc golf/cryptid multiverse. Yes, we’re assigning celestial wolves to plastic tags. No, we’re not sober. Pray its nebula eyes don’t judge your form.
The cosmic dice rolled when <strong>Herald Nilo</strong> shanked a drive into the northern lights—awakening <em>Astral Amarok</em> #105 from its celestial nap. Legend says the tag chose him because his PDGA number (or lack thereof) perfectly matched the wolf’s astral frequency: "404 - Player Not Found." Now he carries the howling void in his bag. Will this mortal’s noodle arm survive the wolf’s interstellar standards? Or will his form collapse like a dying star?
See where Herald Nilo sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
