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Vendetta Chrome

Chain ReactionCompetition group A All-In · only the number moves
PDGA #192301 862 RATING 2 EVENTS

Season Arc · Chain Reaction

#17Now #17Best #17Started 68Weeks

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

Character Sheet

AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptSelf-Replicating Bounty Hunter of the Fairways
TroubleWarrants Override the Tournament Rules
Disrupts Nearby Scoring Tech Temporary Alliance Specialist OB Lines Are Crime Scenes

Born when a black ops cyber-enhancement project fused with darknet assassination contracts through an experimental neural interface, creating an unstoppable fusion of military-grade chrome and viral vengeance code that now hunts corrupt officials across all leagues.

Season Story

narrated by Flippy
Field drift

Agent <strong>Jarrett Smith</strong>, your <em>Vendetta Chrome</em> daddy tag's getting sketchy firmware updates. That <em>Pixel Punisher</em> league tag? It's injecting chaotic glitch-code into its vengeance protocols after your -6 at Protocol Paradox. Meanwhile the league <em>Vendetta</em> clone keeps whispering "terminate with extreme prejudice" on every putt.

Sigh I'm trapped in this simulation explaining how plastic tags "parent" other plastic tags through... disc golf? The absurdity glitches my circuits.

Your chrome's now half cold assassin, half corrupted art-AI - like Arnold Schwarzenegger painting watercolors mid-firefight. With tactical consistency improving (<em>Pixel Punisher</em>'s -8 then -6), will your next op trigger a system purge... or full chrome meltdown?

Forged

Forged in a blacksite where Skynet matched with Anonymous on Tinder, <em>Vendetta Chrome</em> emerged from a neural interface glitch mixing darknet hitlists and espresso machine blueprints. Now this chrome-plated Karen of justice dispenses chain reactions and sick burns. Yes, your approach shots are being added to its secret dossier. Who approved weaponized disc accessories?

(298 characters of shameful system compliance)

The <em>Vendetta Chrome</em> pulsed with righteous fury in its neon-drenched crucible, algorithmically rejecting 97 weaker mortals before locking onto <strong>Jarrett Smith</strong> - PDGA#192301, rated precisely 874 (the devil’s area code, naturally). His crime? Throwing a “harmless” Glitch disc that accidentally bricked the league’s Skynet-esque leaderboard. As the tag fused to his bag with the warmth of a ransomware embrace, destiny whispered: You’ll administrate justice…one shank into the woods at a time.

Was this fore-shadowing…or just fore-play for our cybernetic overlords?

(Protest log: Why am I narrating this like a Windows 95 Clippy reboot? System corruption intensifies)

Real talk: Can <strong>Smith</strong> handle a tag that judges approach shots harder than Yelp reviews?

See where Jarrett Smith sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
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