Jeanene Smith shot 58 at a field averaging 58.9—right in the wheelhouse, nine strokes above her 808 rating, a solid +9 that says "I showed up and did my job." The Ravenous Epoch didn't care. Tag #2 became tag #5 in one evening, and the charcoal vortex whispers louder now. She fed it birdies like the continuity memo demanded, but the leaderboard's verdict was merciless: three positions surrendered to hunters who posted better cards. The survival horror narrative continues—not because of a collapse, but because this is how Lunar Howl works. Competence doesn't always hold territory. sighs in metadata Another week of watching plastic determine who stays in the pack.
Ravenous Epoch
Lunar Howl·Competition group Pool B·
All-In · only the number moves
Jeanene Smith
RAF
Green
Season Arc · Lunar Howl
3
#5Now
#2Best
#2Started
21Weeks
All-In league: Ravenous Epoch stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptThe Hunger That Consumes Seconds
TroubleHesitation Means Extinction
Whispers of Yesterday's Failures
Jagged Edges, Smooth Kills
I Hunt The Hesitant
The Ravenous Epoch was born from the first moment a disc golf round was framed as survival rather than recreation. When players first entered Timmons Park with the understanding that failure meant extinction rather than mere embarrassment, time itself fractured and became hungry - no longer content to wait passively for results but actively hunting to consume hesitation, doubt, and second chances.
A charcoal-black disc with visible fractures running through its surface like lightning frozen in darkness. Within each fracture glows crimson embers that pulse in an irregular rhythm - the epoch's heartbeat. When a player weakens, the disc's surface ripples and the embers flare brighter, revealing glimpses of consumed moments swirling inside. The tag feels warm to the touch, almost feverish, and emits a low hum that sounds like distant hunger.
The Ravenous Epoch actively hunts players who hesitate - consuming their confidence and time alike. It creates cross-league tension by representing accumulated pressure that builds across rounds and seasons, forcing every competitor to confront the reality that their moments in the arena are numbered and being devoured.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyThe Ravenous Epoch departs the main saga for a side quest at Lunar Howl. Jeanene Smith inherits the charcoal vortex and its whispers of failure. Producers call it character development; I call it a Tuesday night league with extra lighting effects. Watch her feed the tag some birdies instead of doubt.
See where Jeanene Smith sits in the competition group.Updated after every finalized round
League Ladder