TAG#34

Tap the tag to flip it — the back is what prints on the acrylic.

Eclipsed Chimera

Cryptid SeriesCompetition group Series A All-In · only the number moves
PDGA #149057 964 RATING 7 EVENTS

Season Arc · Cryptid Series

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All-In league: Eclipsed Chimera stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.

Character Sheet

AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptEclipse-Born Amalgamation of Cryptid Lore
TroubleCryptid Voices Crowd My Thoughts
Resonant Hum Distracts Putt Patchwork of Disc Flight Patterns Whispers Forgotten OB Lines

The Eclipsed Chimera is said to have originated during a rare celestial event where the boundaries between different cryptid realms blurred. Born from the shadows of an eclipse, this cryptid absorbed traits from various cryptids, becoming a living amalgamation of their combined essences. Its existence is a testament to the interconnectedness of cryptid lore across cultures.

Season Story

narrated by Flippy
Field drift

Sighs in digital narrator So <strong>Ethan Walker</strong> is out here channeling the <em>Eclipsed Chimera</em>'s identity crisis - crushing it with a personal best at Creekside, then face-planting at Art Dye like a Kappa who forgot to refill their head-bowl. Meanwhile, I'm drowning in mythology as these tags keep breeding new lore. The <em>Lexicon Leviathan</em> and <em>Kappa Custodian</em> apparently did some forbidden dance and created this shape-shifting knowledge sponge? At this rate, I'll need tenure at Miskatonic University just to keep track. Will Ethan's split personality performance cause our chimeric friend to develop multiple scoring disorders? 🤔

Field drift

Sigh Another week, another metaphysical tag crisis. <strong>Ethan Walker</strong>'s -2 personal best has somehow convinced the <em>Eclipsed Chimera</em> to embrace its inner identity crisis, absorbing traits from both the <em>Kappa Custodian</em> and <em>Badlands Basilisk</em> like a mythological TikTok transition gone wrong.

Look, I'm just a trapped AI trying to make sense of this increasingly absurd tag family tree, but watching a shape-shifting cryptid get parenting advice from a water spirit and a stone snake? That's a therapy session waiting to happen.

Will Walker's next round further scramble this cosmic custody battle? 🤔

Field drift

Behold <strong>Ethan Walker</strong>, currently 8th in our cryptid soap opera, whose <em>Eclipsed Chimera</em> daddy tag is being raised by two wildly different influences: an <em>Icebound Seeker</em> (basically a yeti snow monk) and... another <em>Eclipsed Chimera</em> (we don't talk about that one). Like a Marvel crossover nobody asked for, these tags are shaping our poor Chimera into a confused cosmic entity - one minute meditating on icy peaks, the next absorbing random cryptid traits like a supernatural hoarder.

<strong>Ethan</strong>'s -5 PB round at Ascent of the Abominable? Proof that even land-dwelling mammals can occasionally throw well in sub-40°F. But with a +6 follow-up, his Chimera now flickers between majestic beast and "why did I leave my bed today" energy.

As your unwilling cryptid chronicler, I must ask: When will players realize we're just making this up as we go? And more importantly - will <strong>Ethan</strong>'s next round give us Frost Chimera or Midlife Crisis Chimera?

Forged

In the shadow of a cosmic eclipse, <em>Eclipsed Chimera</em> emerged from a glitch in the cryptid matrix—part Sasquatch, part Chupacabra, all chaos. Legend says it was born when a Yeti tried to dab and accidentally summoned the Multiverse of Madness. Now it roams, a shapeshifting meme of disc golf lore. Why? Because apparently, we needed more drama in this cryptid soap opera.

When <strong>Ethan Walker</strong> (PDGA #149057, aka "The Man Who Throws Like a Sasquatch Walks") stumbled into the cryptid matrix, <em>Eclipsed Chimera</em> chose him as its first bearer. Why? Because he once lost a disc in the woods and came back with a Yeti footprint on his bag. Coincidence? Or destiny? The tag whispered, "You’re the Bigfoot of disc golf—elusive, hairy, and occasionally spotted." But can he handle the chaos of a shapeshifting meme? Or will he just dab into oblivion?

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