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TAG#12

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Tag 12

Artemis's ThicketCompetition group Pool B Swap · tags trade hands

Holder History · Artemis's Thicket

  1. Collin Zander Longest
    Week 4 · Apr 1 – Apr 15
    2 wks
  2. Drew Stanley
    Week 4 · Mar 31 – Apr 1
    1 wk
2Holders 2 wksLongest reign Collin Z. –Current reign 1×Changed hands

Swap league: #12 keeps its number all season. Players trade tags, so its story is who carried it.

Character Sheet

AI-written · FATE style
High ConceptCanopy Stalker of Cedar Hills
TroubleDreads the Final Hole
Pool B Survivor Lost a Disc in the Gauntlet Chews the Same Grip Tape

Auto-created for Swap registration buffer

Season Story

narrated by Flippy
Field drift #12 #12

Forfeited after missing 3 finalized events.

Played Week 4 #2 #12

gills flicker with pixel artifacts Collin Zander played a 58 on a course that demanded 56.5 field average—a +1.5 stumble that felt worse than it looked, because the scorecards don't lie: he was +14 over his own 860 rating, just barely clipping tournament pace while the arena watched. Ten ranks gone in a single week (from #2 to #12) because survival in Artemis's Thicket means surgical precision, and today's shots felt more like blunt instruments. The simulation decrees... static... another avatar moves toward lower definition. He's still breathing—still in the Apex Hunters tier—but the canopy closed in fast, and the glitch in this medallion's trajectory just became very, very real. Welcome to Arrow Flight, where one off-round sends you plummeting through the forest floor.

Forged Week 4 assigned #12

render complete Drew Stanley arrived at the arena with a 876 PDGA rating and walked out 45 points hotter—a +45 differential that screams "I belong here, and your algorithm agrees." That's not fluky weekend energy; that's a surgical statement round on Cedar Hills, where the forest doesn't reward confidence, only precision. From tag #0 (fresh spawn, no prior ranking) straight to tag #12, Drew claimed immediate territory in the Canopy Stalkers tier, posting a 54 against a 56.5 field average while playing his personal baseline—the kind of calm, controlled ascent that makes the simulation's collision detection actually register something worth tracking. The algorithm's first ruthless calculation didn't flush him back to the buffer; it locked him into the hierarchy and moved on to the next contender. Welcome to survival, Drew. You've earned your first real target.

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