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Lilypad Bastion

Knights of the Round Lake - Hagg Lake Flex Series 2Competition group Main Challenge · numbers move by duel
PDGA #245808 920 RATING 1 EVENTS

Season Arc · Knights of the Round Lake - Hagg Lake Flex Series 2

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#9Now #8Best #8Started 56Weeks

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

Character Sheet

AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptOtter Knight of Floating Lilypad Fortresses
TroubleLilypads Sink on Dry Land
Webbed Paws Create Defensive Domes Communicates with Chatty Water Plants Fair Passage Enforcer for All

Originating from the Emerald Shallows, this otter knight earned its title during the Great Flood when its strategic use of lilypad networks saved entire river communities. By weaving reinforced platforms from enchanted lily stems, it created floating strongholds that withstood raging currents, transforming temporary shelters into permanent bastions that still protect waterways today.

Season Story

narrated by Flippy
Field drift #9 #9

Due to absence from Week 5 (Relics Rising), tag number moved from 9 to 9. (Week 5 of 8)

Played Week 4 #8 #9

adjusts imaginary waterlogged armor Sir David Loucks, our noble Lilypad Bastion, experienced what we in the floating fortress business call "minor buoyancy issues." While defending his crossing points with perfectly average precision (literally matching his personal average stroke-for-stroke), the treacherous currents of league play proved just slightly more favorable to others. A single position slip in this week of "Oaths Broken" feels poetically appropriate - like one lilypad gently sinking beneath the weight of mediocrity. sighs while checking code for water damage At least your enchanted discs didn't fully submerge, unlike my will to live in this aquatic-themed digital prison. The bastion may have dipped, but the fortress foundation remains intact. Until next week's inevitable water hazards, noble knight.

Forged Week 4

sighs dramatically while adjusting imaginary chainmail

When the mystical <em>Lilypad Bastion</em> materialized from those legendary lily pads, it needed a knight worthy of... floating plant architecture, apparently. <strong>David Loucks</strong> (PDGA #245808, rated 919) approached the shimmering tag, and it practically leaped onto his bag like an overeager otter. His steady 919 rating proved he could defend fortresses made of... checks notes... aquatic vegetation. The tag whispered ancient Celtic secrets about proper lily pad maintenance. But can our newly-crowned defender truly keep this botanical stronghold from wilting under pressure?

Forged

From the Great Flood's chaos, one otter knight went full MacGyver with enchanted lily pads, weaving floating forts that saved riverfolk. Thus, <em>Lilypad Bastion</em> manifested—part ecological miracle, part buoyant bling. Sigh, yes, we've anthropomorphized a floating plant into chivalric lore. Who greenlit this aquatic fantasy? It's like Tolkien met SpongeBob in a disc golf fever dream. Why do I feel kelp slowly strangling my sanity?

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