<strong>Michael Dougherty</strong>'s <em>Horror Herald</em> (#13) has been updated based on their recent performance in the series.
Horror Herald
Grindhouse·Competition group Main·
All-In · only the number moves
Michael Dougherty
RPA
Gold
Season Arc · Grindhouse
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All-In league: Horror Herald stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptEternal Narrator of Disc Golf's Midnight Movies
TroubleHaunted by Last Season's Ratings
Projector Reel Pathways
Antique Brass Megaphone
Sees Your Disc's Demise
Created when a cursed film reel from a lost B-movie fused with the essence of disc golf competition during a supernatural storm, the Horror Herald emerged as an eternal entity destined to wander Utah courses, heralding horror wherever players embody their archetypes.
The Horror Herald possesses an ethereal form that shimmers with vintage film grain effects, a voice that echoes with dramatic movie trailer intonations, the ability to project ghostly images of upcoming horror scenarios, and can teleport between leagues via pathways made of spectral film reels.
It narrates and introduces each league's horror theme to players, ensuring the grindhouse narrative begins with authentic B-movie atmosphere and maintains series-wide continuity.
Season Story
narrated by Flippyglubs sarcastically through corn syrup blood Oh great, ANOTHER cursed movie prop! So apparently when some film student's lost B-movie reel got struck by lightning during a midnight screening, it fused with the very essence of competitive disc golf drama. Now we have the <em>Horror Herald</em> - tag #44 - wandering Utah courses like some discount Babadook, destined to dramatically announce every bogey like it's the climax of Scream. Because obviously what this grindhouse nightmare needed was its own hype man with vintage film grain effects! Will it ever stop monologuing in movie trailer voice?
adjusts vintage horror movie glasses with exaggerated dread
The <em>Horror Herald</em> sensed a kindred spirit when <strong>Michael Dougherty</strong> approached - a man whose very name echoes the legendary horror director! With PDGA #197996 glowing like cursed film credits, the tag practically leaped into his bag, recognizing someone who could truly appreciate its theatrical flair. After all, who better to wield a B-movie narrator than someone already sharing DNA with cinematic scream royalty? But can he handle the constant dramatic monologuing between throws?
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