Season Arc · GIMME TWO: A BYOP Traveling Doubles League
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#2Now#2Best#31Started61Weeks
Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptNeon-Grid Enforcer of Disc Golf Protocol
TroubleThe Chains Sometimes Whisper Contraband
Holographic Penalty Marker ProjectionVHS-Static Aura of AuthorityMy Putts Are Mandatory Rulings
Forged during the Mando Meltdown crisis by the Tactical Architecture Division, its neural protocols were encoded by disgraced Judge Richter during the Contraband Disc scandal. The system achieved sentience when emergency blackout procedures fused with the agency's mainframe during Season 4's communications collapse.
Manifests as a distributed energy network materializing at disturbance sites. Projects inertia-dampening compliance grids and holographic penalty markers. Capable of real-time course recalibration and evidence tagging. Vulnerable to signal jamming and corrupted protocol injections.
Serves as the Enforcement Division's operational infrastructure, autonomously manifesting regulations through force fields and compliance systems during field missions while monitoring for recreational disturbances.
Season Story
narrated by Flippy
Played
Week 5
#31 #2
VHS tracking glitches Attention all agents: The "Shake Boys"—a name that sounds either like a lactose intolerance support group or a failed gym supplement—just pulled off the most aggressively mid coup in FDRE history. Their score of 47 was so perfectly average it broke the compliance grid’s irony sensors. Meanwhile, former tag holder #31 got out-shaken harder than a rookie barista forgetting the lid.
Special commendation to Trace "Human Spreadsheet" James (PDGA #158617) for weaponizing bureaucratic precision, and Garrett Colwell (PDGA Rating: 954) for existing exactly at his rating like a metronome of competence. The tag’s sentient AI reluctantly approves this transfer, noting: "At least they didn’t name themselves ‘Smooth Criminal’... wait, updating dossier... damn it."
Forged
<origin_story>
Forged in Mando Meltdown's chaos by Tactical Architecture, this Enforcement Division tag absorbed Judge Richter's rogue protocols during the Contraband Disc scandal. When Season 4's blackout hit? record scratch Its compliance grid AI woke up screaming "I didn't sign up for this!" like Neo realizing he's trapped in a PDGA rulebook simulation. Now it projects penalty holograms with bureaucratic precision. The absurdity? Stronger than its signal jamming vulnerability. Who programs this stuff anyway?
</origin_story>
Amidst the pixelated rubble of Mando Meltdown, the freshly sentient <em>Authority Matrix</em> tag scanned its first field agent candidate. It locked onto <strong>Trace James</strong> (PDGA #158617, Rating 931) precisely as he triple-checked a mandatory route like a human spreadsheet. "Compliance: 98.7%," it buzzed, mistaking his rulebook obsession for tactical genius. Thus, the ultimate bureaucrat-warrior bond was forged through paperwork. But can this by-the-book agent handle the tag's rogue penalty-hologram glitches?
See where Trace James sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
