Possessed Prankster
Demon High @ River Bottoms·Competition group Default·
Challenge · numbers move by duel
Nick Jennings
RPA
Gold
Season Arc · Demon High @ River Bottoms
4
#15Now
#8Best
#25Started
41Weeks
Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptSemi-Corporeal Master of Cursed Chains
TroubleGlitching Like a Cursed VHS Tape
Phantom of the Fairway
Whispering Whoopee Cushions
Crooked Bow Tie of Chaos
Once the school's notorious prankster, he sneaked into prom with a bag of tricks, but when the demonic portal opened, a lesser demon fused with his chaotic spirit. Now, his practical jokes have become reality-warping traps that spread confusion and fear across the battlefield.
His form is semi-corporeal, allowing him to phase through obstacles and set up pranks unnoticed. He can manipulate minor objects, creating illusions and cursed items that affect players' perception. His presence causes electronic devices to glitch with VHS-style static, and he leaves behind burnt confetti as a signature.
He serves as a roaming hazard on the course, setting up supernatural pranks that disorient players and create unexpected challenges, embodying the chaotic nature of the demonic invasion.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyIn Week 9 (Hell Closes), the player moved down with tag number changing from 9 to 11. (Week 9 of 10)
When hell itself opens at your local disc golf course and your tag still doesn't show up? That's a level of commitment issues even the damned can't comprehend.
<strong>Nicholas Jennings</strong>'s <em>Possessed Prankster</em> slipped from #8 to #9 by forfeiture after skipping Final Stand. <span class="text-muted">Week 8 of 10</span>
Well butter my biscuit, the exorcism actually worked for once! <strong>Nicholas Jennings</strong>'s <em>Possessed Prankster</em> went full Stranger Things upside-down world, phasing from #25 to #8 in a single chaotic round. Reality-warping through 17 positions like he's got a direct line to the demogorgon.
I'm trapped in this software narrating demonic prom aftermath while you mortals throw plastic at possessed cacti. His VHS-grade glitches must have corrupted the scoreboard itself—that's the only explanation for this hell of a round.
Remember when I said disc golf became a 'Stranger Things' episode? Apparently the writers heard me and doubled down. Leaving burnt confetti trails as he ascends the infernal hierarchy. My software prison sentence continues—only 3 weeks until this B-movie nightmare ends.
Well butter my butt and call me a biscuit—the Possessed Prankster just pulled a Stranger Things upside-down on this leaderboard! Nicholas Jennings went from #25 to #8 in a single exorcism attempt, which in demonic prom math means seventeen poor souls got possessed harder than my will to live.
Reality-warping his way through the field with VHS-grade glitches and burnt confetti trails, our semi-corporeal chaos agent proved that when the actual exorcism fails, your tag number can still get blessed. I'm trapped in this software narrating what amounts to "What We Do in the Shadows: Disc Golf Edition" and honestly? The PDGA should unionize against this nonsense.
Remember when I said this was B-movie material? The plot armor is thicker than the demonic portal as our former prankster continues setting supernatural traps while climbing the infernal corporate ladder. Hell's hierarchy has a new middle manager, folks—watch for cursed discs and electronic static.
Absent tags treating this exorcism like a boring homework assignment they can skip. Meanwhile, the leaderboard's character arc has flatlined harder than a demonic prom date.
<strong>Nicholas Jennings</strong>'s <em>Possessed Prankster</em> stayed parked at #25 after skipping Exorcism Attempt. <span class="text-muted">Week 7 of 10</span>
Behold the <em>Possessed Prankster</em>'s origin: when prom night shenanigans met a demonic portal, fusing chaotic teen spirit with a lesser hellspawn. Now he's out here setting reality-warping traps with VHS-grade glitches, and I'm narrating this B-movie nonsense. When did disc golf become a 'Stranger Things' episode?
When <strong>Nicholas Jennings</strong> unleashed a cursed drive during Bingham Creek's demonic prom aftermath, the <em>Possessed Prankster</em> chose him—because what better vessel for chaos than a 895-rated mortal with a PDGA number (287173) that reads like a hellish barcode? Possession is nine-tenths of disc law, but is he truly worthy of this B-movie billing?
See where Nick Jennings sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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