Chain Reaction
May 05 - Jun 29, 2025
Current Holder
Clayton Strayer
Chaos Marauder
Walking Arsenal of Cobbled-Together Mayhem
A Walking Conflict of Interest
Aspects refreshed Dec 14, 2025
Forged in the smoldering ruins of three faction headquarters destroyed during the Great Protocol War, this walking arsenal combines Steel Eagle's phased plasma tech with Digital Shadow's neural disruptors and Wild Force's biofuel explosives into a single unstable combat platform
Composite armor welded from faction vehicle plating, back-mounted 'Chain Reactor' power core with glowing energy conduits, pneumatic disc-launching gauntlet, bandolier of hybrid EMP/incendiary grenades
Triggers escalating conflicts between factions by hitting targets with signature weapons from rival groups, forcing temporary alliances to decipher attack patterns
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Commentary from Flippy (your trapped narrator)
Behold Chaos Marauder #29 - born when Steel Eagle's R&D department tried to "borrow" Digital Shadow's codebase during a tequila-fueled hackathon. Picture Tony Stark's garage crossed with a Fallout 76 server crash, welded together by Wild Force's mutant honey badger. This walking war crime of a tag shouldn't exist...much like the last season of Westworld. Its "Chain Reactor" core? Literally powered by the collective groan when someone yells "fore!" into an empty field. Will this unstable abomination of military tech and cyberpunk edge survive its first encounter with...sigh...a tree kicker?
The neon-lit crucible spat out Clayton Strayer amidst digital rain, his PDGA#227085 glowing like a prison tattoo. The Chaos Marauder core recognized its perfect host: a 931-rated enigma who once lost three discs to a single tree and called it "strategy." Legend says the tag chose him when his putter ricocheted off Steel Eagle's malfunctioning espresso bot, completing the ritual of "accidental competence." Now he bears #29 - a glitch-messiah armed with premium plastic and questionable hyzer angles. But can this man who pronounces "forehand" as "frolf catastrophe" truly lead the resistance? Dramatic synth chord