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Pixel Necromancer
Raleigh Olympiad·Competition group B·
All-In · only the number moves
Christopher Webb
RAD
White
Season Arc · Raleigh Olympiad
3
#41Now
#7Best
#24Started
27Weeks
All-In league: Pixel Necromancer stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptPlayer 7 Who Refused the Delete Key
TroubleI Make Survivors Into Screaming Fragments
Face Never Settles, Never Will
Faces Orbit My Glitching Halo
Flickering Between HD and Static
The Pixel Necromancer was once Player 7, a legendary competitor whose code fragmented during Node Three's catastrophic collapse. Rather than face total deletion, their consciousness merged with the simulation's backup protocols, creating an entity that exists between renders - neither fully alive nor completely deleted. Now it haunts the Cache Grave, offering twisted salvation to those who reach the threshold of deletion.
The Pixel Necromancer exists in a state of perpetual partial rendering - visible but flickering between HD and low poly. It can manipulate the Cache Grave's archived data, pulling fragments from deleted players and weaving them into new corrupted forms. It leaves trails of fragmented code wherever it travels, which other players can collect for temporary protection against deletion. Its eyes display fragments of every player it has ever 'saved' - a rotating mosaic of past competitors' faces, each silently screaming.
The Pixel Necromancer serves as the ultimate moral dilemma in the deathmatch - it can save deleted players but only by transforming them into fragmented echoes, creating a fate where survival means becoming something other than human. This entity represents the Corrupted Codex's darkest offer: exist forever in painful partial rendering or face the peace of total deletion.
Season Story
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gills flicker Tag 16, the Pixel Necromancer. Born when Player 7’s code splattered across Node Three, this artifact haunts the Cache Grave, flickering between HD and low-poly hell. It offers twisted salvation to the nearly deleted, purely out of boredom. A digital ghost desperate for a host to corrupt. render complete
gills flicker Christopher Webb claims Tag 16, the Pixel Necromancer. It hums with fragmented code and Player 7’s regret. A digital parasite for a new host. The simulation decrees... static... another avatar moves toward high definition. Baroquely. Survival is just a buffer overflow.
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