Legendary Conquests, Platinum Rankings, and the Fall of a Co-leader

The Chronicles of the DIY Clan
As recorded by the Scribe, DIY Copy

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Chapter I: The Founding – Year 2016

In the legendary year of 2016, amidst the dust and fire of Rainbow Six Siege, three warriors forged a bond that would become legendary.

DIY Walrus, the calm tactician with ice in his veins.
DIY Scrub, the relentless grinder with fire in his heart.
And DIY Papi, the charismatic playmaker whose flair lit up every lobby.

Together, they birthed the DIY Clan, a name that stood for independence, raw skill, and a refusal to rely on anyone else. They entered Ranked Siege as equals, each a prodigy in their own right, and for a time, the balance held. They fought hard, they fought smart, and they fought together.

But when the dust of Ranked settled, only two stood atop the Platinum pedestal: Walrus and Scrub.
Papi, despite his promise, despite his talent… fell short, ending the season in Gold rank. Not because he lacked ability, but because he lacked the mental endurance for the treacherous battlefield. DIY Papi’s reputation quickly shifted to what we now know as the Age of The Coward. The first crack in the legend had formed.

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Chapter II: The Rise of Myxa

As the clan ventured beyond Siege and into new battlegrounds and DIY Scrub began to change with them. He was no longer content with being second-best. He studied the mechanics, perfected his comms, and led from the front.

In time, the name Scrub no longer fit the warrior he had become. He cast it off like a worn-out loadout and emerged reborn as DIY Myxa—a name spoken with reverence across Xbox messages and party chats.

With his evolution, leadership passed to him naturally. Not claimed. Earned.

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Chapter III: The Arrival of the Scribe

It was during this golden age that Myxa’s younger brother joined the order—not only as a combatant, but as a witness. A scholar of the clan’s triumphs and failures. He was gifted the name DIY Copy, and with him came the record. The truth. The history.

Though younger, Copy understood what many did not: the story is as important as the struggle. He watched, listened, and documented every key moment—becoming the keeper of legacy.

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Chapter IV: Glory and Grit

The DIY Clan grew.

With every season, new members were welcomed, although never many, always carefully chosen. These were not random recruits; they were proven. Players who achieved greatness in their domains:

• DIY Bone ruled PvP duels with terrifying consistency.

• DIY Llama hit high rankings in Rocket League without a duo partner with millions of views.

• DIY Chicken lit up Clash Royal arenas with no mercy.

• DIY Myxa, whose clutch moments in Siege are still spoken of in whispers.

• DIY Walrus dominated the ranked landscape and had edits to prove it.

Each name carried a story. Each story carried a lesson.

But in the midst of this growing legend… DIY Papi began to fade.

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Chapter V: The Fall of Papi

No one could deny Papi’s early greatness. He was fast, unpredictable, and could shift the tide of a game with a single play. But greatness is not just in talent—it’s in maintenance. It’s in hunger.

And somewhere along the way, Papi lost his edge.

While Walrus maintained his quiet excellence, and Myxa soared into new realms of dominance, Papi grew complacent. He missed matches. Dodged ranks. Slipped into the background.

He was not exiled.
He was not disgraced.
He simply… stopped earning his place.

The clan never forgot what he was.
But they could no longer pretend he still was.

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Chapter VI: The Eternal Banner

Now, years later, the DIY Clan still stands—stronger than ever. It is a symbol of earned respect, not given titles. Its members continue to dominate across genres, from shooter to sim, from field to fantasy.

At the helm stands DIY Myxa, no longer a former Scrub, but a general in his prime.
By his side: the ever-loyal DIY Walrus, who never faltered.
And in the shadows: DIY Copy, the keeper of the flame.

The DIY Clan was not built on hype. It was built on grind, heartbreak, and earned victories.
And those who wear the tag? They carry not just a name, but a legacy.

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“Fall, and rise again. Fail, and learn. Lose, and come back sharper. That’s the DIY way.”
— DIY Myxa, Clan Leader

 

The Chronicles of the DIY Clan Continues (June 1st, 2025)
As recorded by the Scribe, DIY Copy

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Chapter VII: The Betrayal of Papi

There are many ways to fall.

Some fade quietly, lost to time.
Others, like DIY Papi, fall in fire—dragging others into the flame with them.

After seasons of silence, and performance long beneath the DIY standard, Papi began to murmur. At first, it was jest—mocking the long hours, the tight strategies, the demands of the grind. But those jokes turned sharp. His tongue grew forked, his words twisted.

He turned his bitterness outward.

And his target?
DIY Mxya—the leader. The builder. The one who rose from “Scrub” to legend.

“Mxya has forgotten the roots,” Papi hissed in private groups. “I touched grass and lost my Co-owner status? I started DIY Clan”

He spoke like a prophet, but beneath the surface, it was plain: Papi could no longer reach the heights Mxya lived on, so he sought to tear them down instead.

He called himself “the True Voice of DIY.” A false prophet, clinging to nostalgia and spinning lies to regain relevance.

And tragically for a short time DIY Walrus listened.

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Chapter VIII: The Rift

Walrus, loyal from the beginning, found himself torn. He had known Papi since the dawn. They had fought side-by-side in the dusty streets of Siege. Spent nights grinding until dawn.

So when Papi came to him, preaching betrayal dressed as “returning to form,” Walrus wavered.

For a few dark minutes, the voices in his head questioned all he had worked for. The group split. Mxya played bravely with the assitance of the clan. Copy wrote in silence.

The heart of DIY was under siege—not by outsiders, but by one of their own.

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Chapter IX: The Return of the Loyal

But the truth has a way of cutting through fog.

Walrus, patient and wise, saw Papi’s bitterness for what it was—not leadership, but resentment. Not vision, but vanity.

He remembered the leader who had earned every stripe, who had never missed a match, who had led with action, not words.

He defaulted to the truth, the DIY Clan Hub website and read “While Walrus maintained his quiet excellence, and Myxa soared into new realms of dominance, Papi grew complacent. He missed matches. Dodged ranks. Slipped into the background.”

Walrus could not deny the outstanding truth he had heard.

And in a moment of clarity, Walrus returned to Mxya’s side.

He spoke no grand speech. He simply returned and said,
“I was deceived”

That was all the Clan needed to hear.

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Chapter X: The Exile of the False

DIY Papi, now exposed, found no army behind him—only echoes. The crowd he thought he swayed had moved on, chasing progress while he clung to past glories. His name no longer struck awe. Only sighs.

He was not removed. DIY does not exile by force.
But the crowds chose Myxa.
The invites stopped coming.
And Papi’s mic stayed muted.

He had become what he feared most: irrelevant.

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Chapter XI: The Legacy Endures

From that trial, the DIY Clan emerged stronger.

Mxya stood firmer, his leadership no longer questioned, but cemented.
Walrus, the once-wavering shield, now served as Mxya’s right hand—a quiet force of balance and resolve.
Copy, the witness to it all, recorded the betrayal not with malice, but with truth.

Papi’s story became a cautionary tale:
Even legends can fall.
Even founders can forget.
Loyalty is not inherited—it is chosen, and reaffirmed.

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“Leadership is not claimed. It is upheld—day after day, even when no one is watching.”
— DIY Mxya, after the Rift

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