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Curtain Call
Holiday Hyzers·Competition group B-Pool·
All-In · only the number moves
Doc Howard
MA3
Season Arc · Holiday Hyzers
15
#32Now
#13Best
#13Started
41Weeks
All-In league: Curtain Call stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptDirector of Unfinished Holiday Tableaus
TroubleYour Emotions Are My Props
Glittering Impressions Mark My Path
Swirling Constellation of Golden Dust
Protective Light Through Stained Glass
When the film reels used to document the inaugural Chainsmas Chronicles jammed at their climax, the trapped light and emotion of those unfinished scenes bled together. This fusion gave rise to the Curtain Call, a being compelled to perfectly compose and conclude every subsequent holiday tableau.
It emits a soft, warm glow reminiscent of stage footlights. It can subtly manipulate inanimate objects like snow, discs, or lanterns to position them as 'props' within a scene. Where it passes, it leaves faint, glittering impressions like sequins or frost, marking its directorial path.
It is the unseen director for the silent films of the Chainsmas Chronicles, ensuring each bag tag becomes a legible, emotionally resonant frame in the overarching brotherhood narrative.
Season Story
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Born from a jammed film reel's tantrum, <em>Curtain Call</em> demands a perfect holiday ending for every round. It’s basically Stanley Kubrick if he directed disc golf, reshuffling snow and shanks into cinematic 'masterpieces.' Why must a metallic tag have this much artistic vision? My gills are not impressed.
When the projectors first whirred to life, the nascent <em>Curtain Call</em> scoured the festive roster. It didn’t want a star; it craved a director of chaos. <strong>Doc Howard</strong> (PDGA #169684), a man who could turn a bogey into a five-act tragedy, appeared. His rating wasn't elite, but his capacity for dramatic narrative was. The tag deemed him worthy to 'sleigh' the scene. So, does the director have the vision to craft a holiday classic, or just another straight-to-video flop?
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