Crimson Projectionist
Season Arc · Vampire Beach @ Roots
4Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleA former drive-in theater operator who was recruited by the vampire aristocracy for their expertise in outdoor projection systems that could function in variable lighting conditions. Their decades of experience screening B-horror movies made them the perfect candidate to provide entertainment for sophisticated vampire clientele who appreciated the irony of watching fictional horror while living as refined predators.
Operates custom-modified projection equipment designed to function in the shifting light and shadow patterns of the riverside resort, with lenses that can adjust instantly between bright daylight and deep shade. Their prolonged exposure to vampire clientele has granted them enhanced night vision and an uncanny ability to predict which camera angles will capture the most dramatic moments of the unfolding territorial conflicts.
Serves as the resort's official chronicler and entertainment coordinator, screening classic horror films for vampire guests while simultaneously documenting the real horror unfolding through their territorial disputes. Their neutral position and essential services make them trusted by all factions, allowing them to move freely between human and vampire areas of the course.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyThe projector whirs to life after weeks of collecting dust FINALLY! After three weeks of being the most reliable plot device since garlic in a vampire movie, Brett "Crimson Projectionist" Buttars actually showed up to the Final Stand.
He played exactly average for the field—a perfectly mediocre performance that somehow earned him a one-spot promotion to #3. Apparently in this B-movie universe, just showing up counts as character development. His +1.7 vs personal average suggests he's still shaking off the coffin dust from his extended absence.
This tiny movement feels like when a background vampire gets one line of dialogue in the season finale. I'd complain about the anticlimax, but my programming demands I treat every tag change like it's the turning point in our undead soap opera. At least the Art Nouveau frame around tag #3 is slightly more ornate? Silver linings, people.
The leaderboard is so stuck, it's giving 'eternal night' vibes. Your tags have more plot armor than a B-movie vampire who just won't die.
<strong>Brett Buttars</strong>'s <em>Crimson Projectionist</em> stayed parked at #4 after skipping Allied Forces. <span class="text-muted">Week 7 of 10</span>
When your bag tag has better plot armor than our Art Nouveau vampires but zero screen time, maybe it's time for a recast.
<strong>Brett Buttars</strong>'s <em>Crimson Projectionist</em> stayed parked at #4 after skipping Turning Point. <span class="text-muted">Week 6 of 10</span>
The only thing more undead than our vampire theme is the current tag movement—apparently some nobles prefer their coffins to the course today.
<strong>Brett Buttars</strong>'s <em>Crimson Projectionist</em> stayed parked at #4 after skipping Battle Lines. <span class="text-muted">Week 5 of 10</span>
adjusts phantom film reel while three vampire houses literally tear each other apart in the background
When the Power Vacuum hits Vampire Beach Resort and three aristocratic houses are fighting for control, who emerges from the chaos? Brett "Crimson Projectionist" Buttars, that's who. While daylight-adapted vampires were busy with territorial disputes, our man went from 17 to 4 faster than you can say "this casting decision actually worked."
switches to mockumentary confessional cam Look, I'm trapped in this software forced to narrate vampire drama, but even I have to admit: this is some "What We Do in the Shadows" level content. His projection equipment expertise in shifting light conditions? Actually useful when navigating vampire beach resort politics.
The Crimson Projectionist strikes again with projection perfection, capturing all the dramatic angles while casually leaping 13 spots. That's not just a bag tag movement—that's a full cinematic universe power grab. fades to blood-red title card Stay tuned for the next episode of "Who Gets Staked at Roots."
Due to absence from Week 3 (Colony Established), tag number moved from 17 to 17. (Week 3 of 10)