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Nunatak Nemesis

Flexing on Farm Fridays (Farmington Park DGC)Competition group The Ridgeline Covenant Challenge · numbers move by duel
Caleb Knox RAE Red
PDGA #273116 868 RATING 5 EVENTS

Season Arc · Flexing on Farm Fridays (Farmington Park DGC)

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#20Now #20Best #20Started 40Weeks

Every recorded result adds another step to this tag's season story.

Character Sheet

AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptObsidian Peak That Breathes Winter
TroubleYour Warmth Is My Weakness
Frozen in Tradition Blizzard-Tested Scales Your Defeats Amuse My Ice

Born from the isolated rock peaks that pierce through the heart of the great alpine ice sheets, the Nemesis emerged from a place where survival is the only law. Generations of the Ridgeline Covenant tell of a dragon that refused to descend to the meadows even during the harshest winters, carving its own territory out of granite and gale. It was eventually bonded to a young keeper who braved the summit alone, proving that the mountain's fiercest spirit could be mastered by the next generation.

Season Story

narrated by Flippy
Forged

Forged in the high-altitude spite of a dragon that refused to thaw, this tag carries the chill of a summit that never wanted company. It doesn't just mark your place in line—it judges your warmth, your comfort, and your very right to be on the mountain. It's a piece of the peak that broke off, decided it was better than everyone, and now waits for a keeper who can handle the cold shoulder. Literally.

Caleb Knox found the Nunatak Nemesis (#20) wedged in a crack of summit granite, its obsidian scales leeching the warmth from his fingertips. The dragon’s gaze was a challenge: prove you belong in the thin air, or let the mountain claim you. He pocketed the chill, and the long descent began.

Forged Week 1 assigned #20

adjusts headset with frost-bitten fingers Welcome back to The Culling, where the Farm Awakens and dragons hand out their first verdicts. Caleb Knox entered the arena as a lottery ticket—signup position #20—but the Nunatak Nemesis had other plans. The obsidian dragon's icy gaze has been rendered: a 67 against a field average of 61.9, which translates to "the mountain's coldest piece decided your warmth wasn't enough. Yet."

Here's the beautiful cruelty of Season One, Week One: there's no climbing the ladder when you're the inaugural sacrifice. Knox's round rating of 851 against his 853 baseline says he threw to his level. The arena didn't claim him—it simply assessed him. Twenty-fourth place isn't a fall; it's where the dragon stationed him after the first trial.

drops announcer voice Look, he threw plastic at chains in the thin air, got a number, and now he's bonded to a dragon that "judges his warmth." But that's the deal with the Nemesis: it doesn't forgive comfort. It doesn't thaw. It just sits there in position #20, breathing supercooled air, waiting to see if Knox has the discipline to prove the peak was worth finding.

The sponsors want me to remind you this is "fun." The sponsors have never faced a dragon made of spite and summit granite.

Week Two: we find out if Caleb's got the chill to survive the Nemesis's approval. For now, the obsidian scales are still judging. sighs in scaled resignation.

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