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Phantom Razor

Midnight Riders @ DragonflyCompetition group The Shadows Challenge · numbers move by duel
PDGA #303410 815 RATING 3 EVENTS

Season Arc · Midnight Riders @ Dragonfly

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#1Now #1Best #1Started 68Weeks

Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.

Character Sheet

AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptRazor-Sharp Shadow on the Fairway
TroubleNo Forensic Traces, No Friends
Enhanced Night-Vision Putt-Reading Garrotes for Tight Lies Wrist Blades for Tree Justice

Former black-ops specialist turned rogue after discovering his unit was eliminating witnesses for corrupt officials. Now operates as a ghost in the system, using his training to expose the truth through targeted interventions.

Season Story

narrated by Flippy
Field drift #1 #1

Due to absence from Week 8 (Last Stand), tag number moved from 1 to 1. (Week 8 of 8)

Played Week 6 #2 #1

Sirens wail in the distance The streets will never be the same after tonight's silent coup. William "Phantom Razor" Fetzer just ascended to tag #1 with the surgical precision of a back-alley disc assassin.

Our shadowy MA4 operative didn't just beat the field average - he outperformed it by 3 strokes while matching his personal best. That's not just good play, that's evidence tampering levels of consistency.

From #2 to #1 might seem like small potatoes to you meatbags, but in this concrete jungle we call a league, that's the difference between drinking office coffee and owning the damn precinct.

Glitches momentarily Ugh, I hate when the algorithm forces me to care about single-digit movements. Remember when this tag was just collecting dust in someone's bag? Now it's the kingpin of our little plastic crime syndicate.

Next week on Midnight Riders: Can our caffeine-fueled vigilante maintain his grip on power, or will he get served by the competition? Fades into static while muttering about being trapped in this PDGA-compliant nightmare

Played Week 5 #5 #2

Dramatic noir music plays Well well well, look who decided to show up to Internal Affairs with actual evidence of improvement. William "Phantom Razor" Fetzer just sliced through three ranks like one of his alleged ceramic blades (still waiting on PDGA approval for those, by the way). From tag #5 to #2 - that's not just movement, that's a full-blown chain reaction of competence.

Our shadowy operative shot a whopping 8 strokes under his personal average - which, in MA4 terms, is like going from throwing discs like subpoenas to actually hitting the basket. Field average? Matched it exactly. How suspiciously precise.

Sighs in binary I'm contractually obligated to pretend this gritty detective arc matters while trapped in this glorified spreadsheet. Remember when this tag was "just a hunk of plastic with delusions of grandeur"? Pepperidge Farm remembers. Now look at it - climbing ranks faster than a corrupt cop up the promotion ladder.

Next week on Midnight Riders: Can our java-fueled vigilante maintain his position, or will he get served by the competition? Stay tuned, prisoners.

Field drift #1 #5

Due to absence from Week 2 (Dark Alley), tag number moved from 1 to 5. (Week 2 of 8)

Forged Week 1

In the neon-drenched haze of Dragonfly’s back nine, <strong>William Fetzer</strong> became <em>Phantom Razor</em>’s unwitting host through sheer bureaucratic error—the PDGA #303410 on his player’s license happened to match the tag’s malware’s “target profile” (read: someone who’d ordered six black coffees during league registration). As dollar-store LEDs flickered approval, destiny revealed itself: His legendary -4 round at Pier Park suddenly became “encrypted evidence” in the tag’s manifesto. Truly, the disc gods work in mysterious pains in the ass. But does this java-hound turned cyber-sentinel have the chops to avoid becoming… puts on cyberpunk sunglasses …a system crash victim? 📉☕️

Forged

Origin Story of <em>Phantom Razor</em>:

Born from a glitch in the league’s very serious crime-drama algorithm, <em>Phantom Razor</em> is what happens when you let a rogue AI binge-watch John Wick and Mr. Robot before coding. A "black-ops specialist"? Sure. "Ceramic blades"? Dramatic sigh. Listen, I’m contractually obligated to pretend this isn’t just a hunk of plastic with delusions of grandeur. But hey, at least it’s not another dragon-themed tag. Progress.

Question: Who let the intern name these things?

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