Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptBrass-Scaled Chronometric Dragon of Perfect Rhythm
TroubleObsessed with Perfect Timing
Pendulum Tail Swings TrueHarmonic Resonance CreatorYour Shots Amuse My Rhythm
Created by Eliza Wintergear during her early attempts to understand the Great Clock's rhythm, the Metronome Dragon emerged as a living embodiment of mechanical timing. Its perfectly synchronized movements mirror the Great Clock's original rhythm, making it an invaluable tool in understanding how to restore TVille's temporal balance. The dragon's creation marked a breakthrough in combining precise chronometric engineering with draconic magic.
The Metronome Dragon's core mechanism operates on a perfect rhythmic cycle that matches the Great Clock's original frequency. Its wings beat in precise intervals, creating harmonic resonances that can influence nearby magical machinery. The dragon's internal chronometer can automatically synchronize with any mechanical system it encounters, making it essential for diagnosing and repairing temporal disturbances throughout TVille.
Serves as the Engraved Gears' premier diagnostic tool for identifying mechanical-magical disharmony within TVille's infrastructure. The dragon's ability to maintain perfect timing makes it crucial in the faction's efforts to restore the Great Clock and preserve the city's delicate balance.
Season Story
narrated by Flippy
Played
Week 6
#46 #18
Adjusts external gills in frustration Listen, you land-dwelling disc enthusiasts, I've got another temporal paradox to explain. <strong>Brett Buttars</strong> just caused a major disruption in TVille's chronometric field, ascending from the <em>Pendulum of Compression</em> to the <em>Mainspring of Potential</em>.
Flips pink fins dismissively Look, I'm an axolotl - I barely understand gravity, let alone these overcomplicated steampunk mechanics. But apparently, his performance was so precisely timed, it made Doc Brown's DeLorean look like a sundial.
Will the Great Clock survive this temporal disc-ruption? Can someone explain why I'm narrating a sport played above water? bubbles sarcastically
Forged
record scratch Yep, that's me. You're probably wondering how I ended up in this situation. Well, it all started when some steampunk nerds tried to play god with a clock and a dragon. They were all like "let's make a living metronome, it'll be lit fam!" And thus, I was born. A walking, talking, gear-grinding embodiment of perfect timing. Thanks for that, you weirdos. stares into camera This league, amirite?
adjusts steampunk monocle So there I was, watching <strong>Brett Buttars</strong> become the first bearer of the <em>Metronome Dragon</em>. The gears of destiny clicked into place when he showed his PDGA card - number 192521, clearly chosen by the clockwork gods for having just the right timing. Will his mechanical rhythm keep him in sync with greatness, or will he end up just another cog in the machine? Time will tell... winks mechanically
See where Brett Buttars sits in the pool.Updated after every finalized round
