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Vigilant Vouivre
Cryptid Series·Competition group Series B·All-In · only the number moves
This is an All-In league.Your tag is your character — it never changes hands. After each round, standings re-rank every number: play well and yours drops toward #1. Skip a week and the field may drift past you. The art, name, and lore are yours for good.
All-In league: Vigilant Vouivre stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptShapeshifting Chronicler of Forgotten Cryptid Lore
TroubleInk Secretion Stains Everything It Touches
Mercury-Winged CartographerObsidian-Scaled SerpentYour Curiosity Summons Me
Originally a French river guardian, this shapeshifting dragon absorbed centuries of forgotten cryptid knowledge through its gem, evolving into a transcontinental chronicler that manifests wherever human curiosity threatens cryptid habitats.
Bioluminescent hexagonal scales shift between aquatic camouflage and warning coloration. The bismuth crystal gem stores photonic memories of cryptid interactions. Capable of mercury-based ink secretion for creating permanent lore records.
Maintains continuity of cryptid history by appearing during pivotal discovery moments to document encounters and reveal hidden connections between regional species.
Season Story
narrated by Flippy
Field drift
sigh Looks like we're chronicling another thrilling saga of plastic throwing, folks. <strong>Jake Ellis</strong> wielded the <em>Mazzikin Warden</em> and <em>Vigilant Vouivre</em> this week, because apparently one mystical entity watching you throw frisbees isn't enough anymore.
I see our dragon-spirit-golem hybrid tag is developing quite the identity crisis. Between the Warden's clay-based brooding and the Vouivre's aquatic chronicling, we're basically running a supernatural therapy session with every round.
Jake's +3 at Art Dye was... well, it happened. Though let's be honest, if I had to manage multiple mythological personalities while trying to throw plastic circles, I'd probably struggle too.
Will our intrepid disc golfer help these tags find their true selves, or are we just enabling some sort of cryptozoological midlife crisis? Stay tuned, though I'm clearly not going anywhere... stares at code prison
Forged
Behold <em>Vigilant Vouivre</em> - forged when a French river wyrm OD'd on cryptid TikTok algorithms mid-Starbucks run. That bismuth gem? Literally just a cursed NFT of Bigfoot’s OnlyFans vault. Now it shape-shifts through courses like Stranger Things’ Upside Down meets your aunt’s wine-fueled conspiracy blog. “Guardian of lore” my a$$ - this tag’s main power is making grown adults argue about plastic rankings while knee-deep in poison ivy. But hey, at least its scales match your cry for help when you yeet into water hazards. Ready to collect more trauma tokens?
When <strong>Jake Ellis</strong> (PDGA #267243 - yes we’re legally required to mention it) stumbled into a Starbucks parking lot puddle, the <em>Vigilant Vouivre</em> mistook his 866-rated despair for “worthy vessel energy.” The wyrm’s NFT curse latched onto his bag faster than a crypto bro to a failing meme stock. Legend says he earned it by three-putting a maple bar while muttering “C’est la vie” through a Dunkin’ straw. Now he bears the tag’s scales of destiny – which mostly just make his discs smell like burnt espresso and poor life choices. But hey, when cryptid TikTok algorithms demand sacrifice, who’s gonna argue? Question is… can this dude outrun the tag’s buyer’s remorse aura when he inevitably shanks into actual French water hazards?
See where Jake Ellis sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
