Cool then I'll go with that justification if it ever comes up.

Roller

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The question isn't so much if he can fight off foreign circuits as much as it's if he can force those circuits to work within his body via loopholes. But sure if that isn't gonna work I guess I can just roll in with no plan and let Dracula kill everyone becuase yeah, that's tons of fun.

Also no external rollers since I know you'll just fudge it on the off chance it does work since you're already so against this.

You're a freeform GM.
Freeform GMs hate fair mechanics by default.
This isn't something against you, it's just a basic fact of how these sites work.

You're a freeform GM.
Freeform GMs hate fair mechanics by default.
This isn't something against you, it's just a basic fact of how these sites work.

So since we all know some serious shit is about to go down, exactly what is our threshhold for Church involvement like in F/Z? Will a certain amount of collateral damage from any one Master earn the Church's ire or does it literally need to escalate to "Cthulhu is attacking the harbor" before anyone does anything about it?

Because I distinctly recall giant frikkin' lasers and a couple of nuke-level explosions (or at least a MOAB) being deployed in the Fifth Grail War and the people of Fuyuki didn't really seem to notice or give a shit. Only reason I'm asking is because I'm pretty sure no one wants the Knight Captain or that DAA on their asses because of this (and let's not kid ourselves, we all know this brawl is gonna be collateral damage-tastic).

The Knight-Captain probably won't interfere in the war more or less. She'll be too busy watching the DAA to make sure she doesn't start stuff and working at a maid cafe because she needs money.

Basically, just don't intentionally go on a rampage or something like Zero Caster and she won't have to kill you.

Yeah but what qualifies as a threat to the war? Does it explicitly have to be something that risks revealing the existence of magic (like the aforementioned Cthulhu) or will massive collateral damage merely be enough?

if Seyrun loses her stuff, can she ask the Overseer to demand that the Second Owner (in the place of the Einzbern, since she's manning the ritual alone) pays back her loses? 'cause that was one opf the roles of the Church, to repay the non-involved parties and Seyrun isn't related to the war directly, so she would be eligible to have her loss repaired. Is it right?

@Unoedipal

Another thing, up be mostly unable to post for likely 24 hours or so. Please may I ask that Seyrun doesn't get killed because I'm stuck IRL?

Skills: Some athletic skills, and an amazing sense for drawing. Dances and sings pretty well. Horrible at cooking, almost to the point of witchcraft, even if she follows the recipe to the letter. Odd considering she learns things fast.