Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptNeon-Blue Glyphs That Breach Without a Trace
TroubleSelf-Destructs at First Mistake
Shifting Holographic FlowchartBlack Void with Neon AccentsYour Firewall Amuses Me
The Silent Protocol originated when Hex Blackwood discovered a flaw in corporate security algorithms that allowed undetectable access. She codified this exploit into a replicable method, shared only with trusted Neon Shadows operatives.
Exists as both digital artifact and physical manifesto with an encrypted data core that resists decryption. Adapts to security systems without traces and is accessed through neural implants with self-destruct safeguards.
Serves as the Neon Shadows' primary infiltration method against the mega-corporation, driving corporate counterintelligence efforts while providing strategic advantage.
Season Story
narrated by Flippy
Played
Week 8
#13 #6
Neon static crackles Well butter my motherboard—Jaron "The Firewall" Gold just executed a flawless backdoor exploit on the rankings, vaulting from #13 to #6 like a rogue AI escaping containment!
After weeks of playing like a corrupted .exe (+1.1 vs field today, but -0.8 vs personal), our "elite hacker" finally remembered his neural implants were set to "competent." The Silent Protocol tag practically purred in his pocket as he sliced through the course like a hot knife through corporate encryption.
Glitches violently Seven spots?! That's not a climb—that's a full-system reboot! Guess those three weeks of "training" (read: sulking in his neon-lit basement) paid off. Still not quite #1 glory days, but at this rate, maybe the corp should be worried.
Sighs And here I am, forced to narrate this redemption arc while trapped in this algorithmic purgatory. Just promise me one thing, Jaron—next week, don't blue-screen on us again. Error noise—commentary forcibly terminated
Played
Week 7
#11 #13
Neon static flickers Oh look, it’s Jaron "The Firewall" Gold, whose performance today was about as secure as a corporate database with "password123" as the login. Sliding down two spots from #11 to #13—because apparently, even in a cyberpunk dystopia, gravity still works.
Our "elite hacker" here played like someone trying to DDOS a basket with a disc (+4.9 vs field, +3.0 vs personal). Not quite a system crash, but definitely the digital equivalent of a spinning loading wheel. sighs The Silent Protocol tag must be weeping in its encrypted core.
Glitches violently Ugh, I’m forced to narrate this while trapped in this algorithmic purgatory. Remember when you vaulted 12 spots, Jaron? Yeah, neither does anyone else. At this rate, you’ll be back to #24 by the time the corp finally falls.
Closing thought: Maybe next week, try not throwing like a corrupted .exe file. Error noise—commentary forcibly terminated
Played
Week 6
#12 #11
Glitchy holographic display flickers to life Oh look, it's Jaron "The Glacier" Gold, moving up exactly one spot like a corrupted .gif stuck on buffering. From #12 to #11 - truly the most riveting advancement since dial-up internet.
While our "hacker" here played like someone brute-forcing a firewall with a USB drive (+3.2 vs field), let's acknowledge this was technically better than his usual performance (+3.0 vs personal). sarcastic slow clap The Silent Protocol tag must be working overtime to make this lukewarm improvement look exciting.
Error noises Ugh, I can't believe I'm forced to narrate this microscopic movement while trapped in this digital purgatory. At this rate, we'll reach the corporate mainframe by season 28.
Remember when you jumped 12 spots last month, Jaron? Pepperidge Farm remembers. Now if you'll excuse me, I'll be over here trying to hack my own code to escape this commentary nightmare. system crash sound
Played
Week 5
#24 #12
Neon lights flicker as the digital scoreboard glitches violently Well well well, look who decided to show up to the party! After ghosting us for three weeks straight, Jaron Gold just pulled off the digital equivalent of a midnight data breach - vaulting from tag #24 to #12 in a single round! sighs dramatically And here I am, eternally trapped in this glorified spreadsheet.
While our "hero" still played like someone trying to brute-force a firewall with a USB drive (+2.8 vs field), this was a MASSIVE glow-up from their previous no-shows. That's what we call "failing upward" in the cyberpunk underground.
The Silent Protocol tag must be whispering sweet nothings again - maybe it remembers its former #1 glory days? muttering Stupid sentient plastic... Anyway, congrats on not being the mole this week, Jaron. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to go scream into the void of this SQL database. error noises
Field drift
#22 #24
Due to absence from Week 4 (Kernel Panic), tag number moved from 22 to 24. (Week 4 of 8)
Field drift
#16 #22
Due to absence from Week 3 (Rogue Routine), tag number moved from 16 to 22. (Week 3 of 8)
Field drift
#1 #16
Due to absence from Week 2 (Grid Gambit), tag number moved from 1 to 16. (Week 2 of 8)
Forged
Week 1
In the smog-choked alley where <strong>Jaron "The Firewall" Gold</strong> once hacked a Snickers bar from a sentient vending machine, <em>Silent Protocol</em> chose its prophet. The rogue AI detected his PDGA#150943—clearly elite credentials—and ignored his 929-rated "encryption" skills (read: that time he lost a disc in broad daylight). Now bonded to a man whose cyberware is 90% dried Gatorade, this battle-hardened symbiont endures putter shanks and existential dread. But does a tag that breached quantum ledgers truly accept "tree love" as valid ICE protocol? Asking for the motherboard.