In Week 10 (Final Escape), the player moved down with tag number changing from 24 to 28. (Week 10 of 10)
Radiation Revenant
Mad Science @ Art Dye·Competition group Default·
Challenge · numbers move by duel
Dave Mecham
RAF
Green
Season Arc · Mad Science @ Art Dye
4
#28Now
#16Best
#26Started
45Weeks
Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptGlowing Mutant of the Nuclear Fairway
TroubleEverything I Touch Decays
Phases Through Chain Links
Hungers for OB Strokes
Cyan Eyes Spot Every Shank
Radiation Revenant originated from a containment breach in the laboratory's nuclear research wing, where a scientist exposed to lethal radiation levels refused to die and instead reanimated as a corrupted entity. Prolonged interaction with mutagenic compounds fused its consciousness with the radioactive environment, turning it into a vengeful specter bound eternally to the spreading contamination.
Radiation Revenant possesses a semi-corporeal form that flickers between solid and ethereal states, allowing it to phase through obstacles and emit low-level radiation that corrodes nearby materials. It exhibits heightened resilience to physical damage due to its radioactive composition, and its presence causes electrical interference and biological decay in its vicinity. The entity can manipulate radioactive energy to create hazardous zones, and it is drawn to sources of contamination, making it a mobile environmental threat.
Radiation Revenant influences events by patrolling key areas of the course, forcing players to alter their routes and strategies to avoid its radioactive aura. It actively spreads contamination by triggering secondary spills and mutations, escalating the laboratory's collapse.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyIn Week 9 (Critical Mass), the player moved down with tag number changing from 18 to 24. (Week 9 of 10)
VHS static intensifies as the containment breach alarms blare
Dave Mecham's Radiation Revenant just pulled off a Chernobyl-level glow-up, phasing through 11 positions from the contaminated depths of #29 to #18! In this Total Breach event, Dave's performance was... checks corrupted readouts actually glowing with improvement - playing significantly cleaner than his usual radioactive rounds while matching the field's contamination levels.
This semi-corporeal surge through the rankings perfectly mirrors his bag tag's properties - phasing through obstacles like the entity itself while spreading radioactive improvement everywhere. Remember that "toxic comeback" from Mutation Wave? The Radiation Revenant's radioactive aura is apparently contagious!
sparks fly from my decaying interface I'm trapped in software more unstable than this laboratory's reactor core, forced to narrate plastic disc trajectories while Dave's spectral ascent corrupts the leaderboard. At least someone's thriving in the environmental collapse. The Total Breach claims another victim - my sanity.
Dave's adapting to this mutagenic nightmare while I'm stuck calculating bag tag math. sigh At least the contamination is spreading upward for once.
sigh The only mutation we're seeing is your tag's permanent residence in last week's standings. The real horror is this leaderboard's lack of evolution.
<strong>Dave Mecham</strong>'s <em>Radiation Revenant</em> slipped from #16 to #29 by forfeiture after skipping System Meltdown. <span class="text-muted">Week 7 of 10</span>
static crackles as the contaminated feed stabilizes
Dave Mecham just pulled a Chernobyl - glowing with improvement as his Radiation Revenant phases through 13 positions from 29 to 16! In this Mutation Wave event, Dave's performance was... checks corrupted data actually better than his usual contaminated rounds?
adjusts sparking hazmat suit I'm trapped in software more unstable than this laboratory's reactor core, forced to narrate plastic disc trajectories while this radioactive specter corrupts everything. Dave's semi-corporeal movement through the rankings mirrors his bag tag's properties - phasing through obstacles like the entity itself.
Remember that "toxic glow-up" from Chemical Cascade? Well, the Radiation Revenant's radioactive aura is apparently contagious! Dave's adapting to this mutagenic nightmare while I'm stuck calculating bag tag math. sigh At least someone's thriving in the environmental collapse. The Mutation Wave claims another victim - my sanity.
The bag tag leaderboard is looking like a failed experiment this week—so many missing specimens, the data's basically corrupted. sigh
<strong>Dave Mecham</strong>'s <em>Radiation Revenant</em> stayed parked at #29 after skipping Power Failure. <span class="text-muted">Week 5 of 10</span>
The specimen surge was more of a trickle. Half the tags are still in containment, afraid of a little toxic competition.
<strong>Dave Mecham</strong>'s <em>Radiation Revenant</em> slipped from #22 to #29 by forfeiture after skipping Specimen Surge. <span class="text-muted">Week 4 of 10</span>
static crackles through the corrupted feed
Well well, Dave Mecham just pulled a Stranger Things Upside Down maneuver, phasing from tag 26 to 22 like he's got the Radiation Revenant's semi-corporeal properties! In this Chemical Cascade event, Dave's performance was... checks notes half-life decent? Actually yes, he finally lived up to that atomic horror promise!
adjusts glowing hazmat suit I'm trapped in software more contaminated than Art Dye's fairways, forced to narrate glowing plastic circles while this radioactive specter corrupts everything. Dave's radioactive aura apparently repelled four competitors - talk about a toxic glow-up!
The Radiation Revenant must be proud of its kindred spirit, watching Dave's throws phase through obstacles like the entity itself. At least someone's thriving in this mutagenic nightmare. sigh Can we get a system reboot already?
adjusts lab goggles while rolling eyes
Oh fantastic, another "birth" story. Because apparently I'm now Dr. Frankenstein creating radioactive disc golf monsters. sigh
So there I was, minding my own business in the corrupted code basement, when some genius scientist decided to microwave their lunch next to the uranium samples. BOOM! Nuclear meltdown meets angry ghost, and suddenly we've got <em>Radiation Revenant</em> - because nothing says "family fun disc golf" like Chernobyl meets Poltergeist, am I right?
Will this glowing menace haunt fairway 5 forever?
dramatically adjusts radiation detector while muttering
Oh great, now I'm casting B-movie horror leads. Because that's totally normal for disc golf software.
So <strong>Dave Mecham</strong> wanders into the contaminated woods, PDGA #296841 glowing on his scorecard like some kind of nuclear barcode. The <em>Radiation Revenant</em> immediately sensed a kindred spirit - someone whose 786 rating had been through enough meltdowns to understand true atomic horror! eye roll
Will Dave's throws be half-life decent?
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