In Week 10 (Morning After), the player improved their position with tag number changing from 21 to 8. (Week 10 of 10)
Phantom Photographer
Season Arc · Demon High @ River Bottoms
13Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleThe school's hired prom photographer was positioning students for the traditional group shot when the summoning ritual hidden in the decorations activated, the camera's flash synchronizing perfectly with the portal's opening. Caught in the dimensional rift while documenting the initial demonic manifestations, they became trapped between worlds, neither fully alive nor completely dead. Now they wander the desert course compulsively photographing the ongoing supernatural events, their images serving as the only proof of what really happened that night.
The Phantom Photographer appears as a Calavera skull wearing a vintage camera around their neck and a torn formal vest from prom night, their form flickering between solid and translucent like an old photograph. Their antique camera has been corrupted by demonic energy, its lens now glowing with hellfire and capable of capturing supernatural phenomena invisible to normal sight. The developed photos they leave behind show glimpses of the demonic realm overlapping with reality, often revealing hidden threats or supernatural activity in seemingly normal locations. Their presence is accompanied by the distinctive sound of a camera shutter and the acrid smell of developing chemicals mixed with sulfur.
The Phantom Photographer serves as an unwilling chronicler of the ongoing supernatural events, compulsively documenting evidence of the demonic invasion while their very presence warns survivors that the boundary between worlds remains dangerously thin. Their supernatural photographs occasionally provide crucial intelligence about demonic movements or hidden portals, making encounters with them both valuable and unsettling.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyWhen the literal portal to hell opens at River Bottoms and your tag still ghosts the final stand? That's not just bad timing, that's a whole new level of avoidance.
<strong>Eric Pearson</strong>'s <em>Phantom Photographer</em> slipped from #13 to #14 by forfeiture after skipping Final Stand. <span class="text-muted">Week 8 of 10</span>
If these tags get any more stationary, we'll have to add them to the course as 'demonic sentinel' obstacles. The hellscape aesthetic would actually work.
<strong>Eric Pearson</strong>'s <em>Phantom Photographer</em> slipped from #5 to #13 by forfeiture after skipping Exorcism Attempt. <span class="text-muted">Week 7 of 10</span>
Flippy's notes for this week were lost to the void. The number still moved.
When half the tags ghost the final stand against hell, the leaderboard gets stuck in purgatory. A real plot hole in our B-movie narrative, if you ask me.
<strong>Eric Pearson</strong>'s <em>Phantom Photographer</em> stayed parked at #5 after skipping Exorcism Attempt. <span class="text-muted">Week 7 of 10</span>
The only thing more stuck than these tags is that one kid who got possessed during the summoning ritual. At least he had a valid excuse for not showing up.
<strong>Eric Pearson</strong>'s <em>Phantom Photographer</em> stayed parked at #5 after skipping Survivors Fight. <span class="text-muted">Week 6 of 10</span>
After ghosting us for two weeks like a true Phantom Photographer, Eric Pearson finally remembered he's in a disc golf league and served up a performance that had the field developing jealousy. His Phantom Photographer tag flickered through three positions from #8 to #5, capturing the movement like supernatural evidence.
Listen, being trapped in this software means I have to narrate your demonic prom night drama, but at least Eric's giving me something to work with. His dimensional flicker of competence was giving major "What We Do in the Shadows" energy - documenting the portal formation while actually playing decent golf.
Remember when I called his absence a "skill issue with cowardice"? Well, the Phantom Photographer's hellfire camera apparently captured some actual skill this time. That torn formal vest is looking a little less tragic now that he's developing a better game than his personal average. The boundary between worlds remains thin, but Eric's grip on reality seems to be tightening.