Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptPerpetual Outsider at the Ward Potluck
TroubleInvisibility Extends to Conversations
Blends With Suburban DecorMaster of Unseen PuttsMagically Muted Commentary
The Ward Wallflower originated when a group of international students botched an invisibility spell during a ward potluck, causing their social presence to become magically muted and marking them as perpetual outsiders. This magical mishap now defines them as entities of social anxiety within the academy.
The Ward Wallflower has a faint, shimmering aura that allows them to blend into backgrounds, making them nearly invisible in social settings. They emit a low-level magical field that induces minor social errors in others, and possess enhanced observational abilities but cannot engage in conversations.
They serve as a living lesson in cultural integration failure, appearing at events to remind students of the importance of social skills and occasionally causing disruptions that prompt improvements in ward diplomacy.
Season Story
narrated by Flippy
Forged
The Ward Wallflower manifested when a botched invisibility charm at a ward potluck created a sentient social anxiety field. Now it haunts gatherings, making people accidentally say "you too" when the cashier says "enjoy your movie." Why do I have to narrate magical cringe?
And so the <em>Ward Wallflower</em>, a sentient vortex of social anxiety, chose its first victim—er, champion. It bypassed seasoned wizards, sensing in <strong>Brett Rose</strong> (PDGA #314689, truly a number of arcane power) a man who could truly appreciate the profound awkwardness of saying "bless you" to a sneezing statue. His first cultural test? Successfully navigating a post-round gathering without asking what "funeral potatoes" were.
Is the master of mild discomfort truly worthy, or just the most available?
See where Brett Rose sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
