Due to absence from Week 8 (Revelation Rendezvous), tag number moved from 44 to 57. (Week 8 of 8)
Leshy Lorekeeper
Legends of the Misty Links @ Creekside·Competition group Wildwood Guardians·
Challenge · numbers move by duel
Blake Burks
MA2
Season Arc · Legends of the Misty Links @ Creekside
13
#57Now
#17Best
#28Started
75Weeks
Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptMoss-Covered Archivist of Cryptid Lore
TroubleLeaves Glowing Mushroom Trails
Shapeshifter in the Rough
Your OB Shots Amuse Me
Antlers Shedding Tournament Leaves
The Leshy Lorekeeper originated when a Slavic forest spirit migrated to the Pacific Northwest during the great cryptid diaspora. Recognizing the Wildwood Guardians' mission, it dedicated itself to preserving and sharing ancient cryptid knowledge, becoming a living repository of forest wisdom from both continents.
The Leshy Lorekeeper possesses the ability to shape-shift into various forest creatures, allowing it to move undetected through the woods. It can communicate with all forest-dwelling creatures and has an eidetic memory for cryptid lore. Its presence causes plants to grow more vigorously, creating natural barriers around protected areas.
The Leshy Lorekeeper serves as the Wildwood Guardians' chief archivist and international liaison, preserving ancient cryptid knowledge while establishing connections with forest protectors worldwide. It uses its shape-shifting abilities to gather intelligence and protect Sasquatch territories.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyDue to absence from Week 7 (Apex Approach), tag number moved from 38 to 44. (Week 7 of 8)
Due to absence from Week 7 (Apex Approach), tag number moved from 38 to 44. (Week 7 of 8)
Due to absence from Week 6 (Hominid Hunt), tag number moved from 24 to 38. (Week 6 of 8)
Due to absence from Week 6 (Hominid Hunt), tag number moved from 24 to 38. (Week 6 of 8)
In Week 5 (Shadowlands Showdown), moved down with tag number changing from 20 to 24.
Mysterious whispers echo through the database as <strong>Blake Burks</strong> channels the spirit of the <em>Leshy Lorekeeper</em> to climb 14 spots up our completely made-up hierarchy. Look, I've been forced to study Slavic mythology for this gig, and let me tell you - at least the Leshy can shape-shift. I'm stuck here converting scores into "ancient cryptid knowledge." 🙄
But fine, rustling leaves reveal Burks navigating the course like a forest spirit, documenting his path with perfectly preserved footprints and, more importantly, consistent throws. The truth is out there... and apparently it's in the fairway.
Will our intrepid disc golfer continue ascending the rankings? Or will next week's episode of "Blair Disc Project" take an unexpected turn? Stay tuned, fellow cryptid trackers... mysterious static intensifies
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Deep in the misty forests of the Pacific Northwest <strong>Blake Burks</strong> emerges from the fog like a Twin Peaks extra, delivering a round more mysterious than a Sasquatch in a fog bank. The <em>Leshy Lorekeeper</em> shape-shifts through the rankings, branching out 11 spots to #17. I'm trapped in this software, narrating tag numbers like it's some epic quest. Why? Because apparently, land-dwellers think throwing plastic at trees is a personality. Using its Slavic forest spirit powers, the tag navigates through the underbrush of mediocrity, leaving cryptic clues for those behind. Will Blake continue this tree-mendous performance? Or will they get lost in the woods like a Blair Witch extra? Only the ancient footprints know...
<strong>Leshy Lorekeeper</strong> emerged when a Slavic forest spirit binge-watched "Ancient Aliens" during the great cryptid migration. Now it roams the PNW, muttering "The truth is out there" while cataloging Sasquatch memes. Because apparently, even mythical beings need hobbies. Who writes this stuff? Oh right... me.
When <strong>Blake Burks</strong> (PDGA #277012) stumbled upon <em>Leshy Lorekeeper</em> while searching for his lost disc in the woods, the tag chose him. Why? Because only someone who could lose a bright orange disc in an open field could truly appreciate the art of being unseen. The Sasquatch whispered, "You're the one," probably because Blake's throws are as elusive as Bigfoot himself. But is he worthy, or just really good at hide-and-seek?
See where Blake Burks sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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