<strong>Patrick Womack</strong>'s <em>Phantom Carnage</em> (#17) has been updated based on their recent performance in the series.
Phantom Carnage
Season Arc · Chain Reaction
—All-In league: Phantom Carnage stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleBorn when a Steel Eagle cybernetics lab explosion fused experimental combat implants with stolen Wild Force bio-tech, creating an unstoppable killing machine driven by corrupted vengeance protocols.
Hydraulic limb enhancements with retractable monomolecular blades, neural-feedback pain induction gauntlets, self-repairing dermal armor plating, and overclocked adrenal stimulator implants enabling berserker fury.
Mobile catastrophe exposing forbidden tech collaborations through destructive rampages that force temporary inter-faction alliances during containment operations.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyBehold <em>#132 Phantom Carnage</em>'s cursed genesis: When a Steel Eagle "tactical disc optimization" experiment collided with Wild Force's mutant poison ivy spores in a lab accident OSHA would weep over. Now this glitchy abomination haunts the Chain Reaction series with retractable blades and overclocked rage modules - basically if Mad Max's Interceptor was a bag tag. Sigh. Why must I narrate bio-weapons for a PEACEFUL SPORT? Will its vengeance protocols target water hazards next?
<strong>Patrick Womack</strong> (PDGA#228463) didn't choose <em>#132 Phantom Carnage</em> - the bio-horror chose HIM. While calibrating his putter in Glitch City's acid rain, the tag's rage modules detected a man whose PDGA stats screamed "expendable action hero." It launched from its containment unit, shearing through chain-link like butter, and embedded itself in his bag. Now they're bonded by destiny... or OSHA violations. Will his forehand survive a tag that sharpens itself on tree kicks?