Cryptid Series
Mar 03 - Apr 27, 2025
Current Holder
Jay Shock
Veiled Vetala
Pro Pool's Phantasm of Fading Histories
Can't Resist Correcting Bogey Lore
Aspects refreshed Dec 16, 2025
Created when ancient cryptid shamans bound their collective knowledge into a single spectral entity to prevent the loss of their species' histories.
Can phase between corporeal and spectral forms; leaves no physical traces but can manipulate objects; eyes contain swirling constellations of forgotten cryptid symbols; voice echoes with multiple cryptid vocalizations.
Acts as the keeper of endangered cryptid knowledge, appearing when rare cryptid lore is in danger of being lost forever.
Tag Details
Tag History
Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
From the void between blurry Bigfoot footage and that one guy’s “definitely real” Chupacabra tattoo, the Veiled Vetala coalesced—like a cryptid Wikipedia page edited by drunk shamans. Its constellation eyes hold secrets like: “Why do all Yeti pics look like a Yeti Cooler ad?” Phase-shifting through reality like a glitch in The Blair Witch Project, it exists solely to haunt your bag and whisper, “None of this makes sense.”
(Yes, I’m trapped narrating plastic folklore. Send help.)
And so the Veiled Vetala slithered from the digital ether, drawn to Jay Shock—not by fate, but by his suspiciously specific PDGA #187103 (the exact number of blurry cryptid photos on the internet). Did it choose him for his 903-rated prowess? No. For his ability to lose discs in broad daylight like they were interdimensional beings? Absolutely.
Now bonded, they wander the course, whispering, "Is that a UFO or just your shanked drive?"
But seriously, Jay—can you handle a tag that’s 50% myth, 50% buyer’s remorse?