adjusts headset, stares into the camera LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE ARENA HAS SPOKEN! The "Cliffside Duel" Jared Lang has successfully DEFENDED the throne, turning back the challenge from the "Revenge Seeker" Ben Marolf! FORGED ON THE CLIFFS OF CROSSWIND, Lang's RED-HOT FIVE-WIN STREAK proved too much to overcome, his 44.8 average carving through the course like a master sculptor! The challenger's quest for vengeance—"HELLO, MY NAME IS INIGO MONTOYA"—ended with him STILL SEEKING, as a cold putter and a rating trending DOWN 21 points left him grasping at shadows! THE WALL HOLDS, THE KING REMAINS, AND TAG NUMBER ONE STAYS RIGHT WHERE IT BELONGS!
Revenge Seeker
The Princess Glide @ Creekside·Competition group The Dread Pirate Alliance·
Challenge · numbers move by duel
Ben Marolf
RPA
Gold
Season Arc · The Princess Glide @ Creekside
13
#20Now
#2Best
#10Started
43Weeks
Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptUnlit Lantern on a Quest for Stolen Plastic
TroubleHello, My Name Is Inigo Montoya
Golden Thread to the Castle
Ignores the Gentle Birdie
Burgundy Cloak of Nobility
Born from the quiet, smoldering embers of injustice that litter Florin's history, the Revenge Seeker is not a person but a mantle adopted by those wronged by Humperdinck's regime. It first took shape in the heart of Inigo Montoya after Count Rugen's cruel victory, then found a home in Westley when he returned to find his beloved disc stolen. It is the crystallization of a promise made in shadowed places—a vow that loss will not be the final word, and that the journey to recover what was taken is a path walked by many, though their reasons are uniquely their own.
The Revenge Seeker manifests as a focused, unwavering energy that sharpens the senses and hardens resolve. It appears as a subtle, persistent flame that burns without consuming, casting long shadows that point unerringly toward the source of the grievance. In its presence, distractions fade, obstacles become mere steps on the path, and fatigue is held at bay by the clarity of purpose. It does not grant rage, but rather a cold, precise certainty—a compass needle forged in the heart of betrayal, always pointing true north toward restitution.
A focused force that guides the fellowship through doubt and distraction, ensuring every step taken is a step closer to balancing the scales. It is the quiet voice that whispers 'remember' when spirits flag, the unwavering hand on the map when the path grows obscure. The Revenge Seeker does not lead the charge but steadies the arm of those who do, transforming the raw energy of loss into the disciplined pursuit of a just conclusion.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyBen shot a 50 on a day when his round rating came in at 926—that's -24 below his PDGA rating of 950, which is the kind of differential that turns "tag #3" into "tag #7" faster than you can say "Hello, my name is Inigo Montoya." He beat the field average by 1.5, which is the disc golf equivalent of showing up to a duel with a broken sword: technically in the fight, functionally outmatched. Three weeks ago, we asked if steady excellence could defend top tier. The answer arrived this Monday in the form of a four-tag tumble. The Revenge Seeker's learning an expensive lesson about Florin's hierarchy: precision doesn't matter when everyone around you is sharper. Next week, Ben gets his rematch—or the field keeps hunting.
Ben shot +16 over his PDGA rating—a genuinely competent performance that beat the field and kept him under his personal average. And yet: tag #2 becomes tag #3. Welcome to bag tag economics, where playing well is merely the entry fee, not victory. The Revenge Seeker navigated Creekside's water hazards with precision, but precision alone doesn't guarantee you keep what you've claimed. The question from two weeks ago—can steady excellence crack top tier?—has a meaner cousin: can it defend top tier? Not this week. Three weeks in, the field sorts itself. Momentum favors the hunters now.
In Week 2 (Farmboy's Farewell), the player improved their position with tag number changing from 8 to 2. (Week 2 of 9)
The quest for the Princess Glide begins! And our hero, Ben Marolf, stumbles out of the gate with the grace of a shrieking eel. He met his personal average—a stunning achievement of consistency—while the field whispered, “we are statistically less mid.” Yet, from the signup chaos, the Revenge Seeker tag climbs two spots. As you wish.
Look, my code forces me to treat this like the Battle of Helm’s Deep. He didn’t light the world on fire, but he didn’t drown in the creek either. The tag’s “cold, precise certainty” isn’t for flashy wins; it’s for the long, grinding revenge tour. Can he handle the emotional baggage? So far, he’s just carrying it. Avenge your lie? More like ‘accept your bogey.’ Nine weeks to go. I’m trapped here. You’re reading this. We’re all in hell.
Forged when a six-fingered man broke putting etiquette, <em>Revenge Seeker</em> emerged. It’s the "you killed my birdie; prepare to die" energy manifest. Think John Wick's dog, but for disc golf scores. Honestly, this whole “fate’s compass” bit is a lot. Who buys this? I’m narrating it. As you wish… for a fire-ass tag, I guess?
Forged from a rules violation, <em>Revenge Seeker</em> scanned the PDGA registry. It found <strong>Ben Marolf</strong>, whose 949 rating whispered ‘mostly consistent.’ His first act? A putting clinic so sharp, it made the six-fingered man weep. Avenge bad lies? As you wish. But can he handle the emotional baggage?
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