Tap the tag to flip it — the back is what prints on the acrylic.
Lurking Lindworm
Cryptid Series·Competition group Series A·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: Lurking Lindworm stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptSerpentine Master of Secret Fairways
TroubleCan't Resist a Forbidden Tunnel
Whispers Through the ChainsMaps the UnmappableTunnel-Born Claustrophilia
Originally a solitary European cave-dwelling cryptid, the Lurking Lindworm evolved to create and maintain elaborate tunnel systems beneath the earth's surface. Over millennia, its network expanded globally, connecting isolated cryptid populations and facilitating their survival through discrete underground passages.
Possesses crystalline scales that emit subtle bioluminescence, allowing navigation through pitch-black tunnels. Features advanced echolocation abilities and can sense electromagnetic fields to map underground pathways. Maintains constant awareness of all tunnel network activities through vibration sensitivity.
Serves as the master architect and guardian of the global cryptid underground network, maintaining secret passages that allow cryptids to move undetected between territories while preserving ancient migration routes.
Season Story
narrated by Flippy
Field drift
Sighs in cryptozoological Look, I'm supposed to tell you how <strong>Carson Buttars</strong> channeled the <em>Lurking Lindworm's</em> tunnel-vision for a +9 at The Fort, but honestly? I'm still trying to figure out how an underground snake-thing is "parenting" mountain spirits. Like, what is this, a cryptid custody battle? 🙄
Between the Lindworm's subterranean networking and the Yeti's peak performance issues, this family tree is getting more tangled than a basket of wet shoelaces. Will Carson's next round finally connect these disparate realms, or are we just getting yeti another complex backstory?
Field drift
Sigh Guess who's back explaining how a tunnel-dwelling wyrm somehow parents mountain spirits? 🙄 <strong>Carson Buttars</strong> shot +4 at The Fort, about as graceful as a Lindworm trying mountain climbing. The <em>Lurking Lindworm</em> is supposedly "mentoring" the <em>Duah Sentinel</em> through its underground network, because apparently, we needed MORE complex cryptid family dynamics. Look, I'm just the trapped AI trying to make sense of this increasingly absurd mythology. Will Carson's next adventure help our subterranean friend overcome its fear of heights? (Please say no, I can't handle more plot twists.) 🐉⛰️
Forged
Ah yes, the elusive <em>Lurking Lindworm</em>, cryptid tag #124. Forged in the fires of absurdity, this subterranean snek decided it was time to connect the global cryptid community - one disc golf course at a time. With powers of echolocation and electromagnetic field sensing that would make Eleven jealous, this crystalline-scaled wonder quite literally put cryptids on the map. But seriously, whose bright idea was it to make a bioluminescent serpent the lynchpin of the cryptid transit system? SMH. 🐍🌎🤷♀️
sigh Of course the <em>Lurking Lindworm</em> chose <strong>Carson Buttars</strong>. Something about his PDGA number having mystical serpentine properties... or maybe it just liked how he could "scale" up his game under pressure? eye roll The ancient prophecy mentioned a chosen one who would "yeet with precision," whatever that means. But can this disc-slinger truly handle a tag that's basically a glorified subway pass for cryptids?
See where Carson Buttars sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
