PixelPhantom
Born inside the fractured code of an abandoned strategy engine, PixelPhantom is a ghost who learned to outthink entire armies before he ever uttered a sound. He moves between dimensions as easily as slipping through a firewall, every step a calculated advantage.
Rumour says he can pause a battlefield just long enough to rearrange it — turning defeat into flawless victory. Masters fear him. Novices never see him. By the time anyone realises he was there, the war is already won.
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