Name: Hunter's Tools - Monster Slayer's Arsenal
Quote: "For the Hunt everlasting, I arm myself..."
Rank: C-A
Type: Anti-Unit
Range: N/A
Description: A catch-all term for his armoury of monster-slaying weapons and tools, his noble phantasm allows him to summon any of the weapons from his past as a separate noble phantasm, all ranked between C and A, much like Gilgamesh's Gate of Babylon, albeit on a weaker and smaller scale. This armoury contains multitude of traps, blades, firearms and other such tools, but more powerful tools are more costly to summon. His strongest weapon is his A-ranked Mechanical Crossbow, which is actually the sealed form of another more costly Noble Phantasm. Most of his weapons are B or C ranked.

Name: Venator Sanguinem - Purging Arrow
Quote: "Seek out the weakness, then pierce into the heart..."
Rank: EX
Type: Anti-Unit
Range: Very Long
Description: This noble phantasm channels Archer's roots as a hunter to prey upon the weaknesses of its targets. Requiring Archer to be aware of his target's True Name, his weapon can be unsealed and the bolts become imbued by the very concept of that weakness, or their Achilles's heel. A Servant who's legend ended with poison would be struck with an incurable venom, or a servant of ice would be thawed by inextinguishable flame, for example. A taxing Noble Phantasm, Archer must wait at least 72 hours before he can use it again, and at least 12 hours before he can use Hunter's Tools. During this time, he is slightly weakened and is less effective in combat. Only Servants with high enough Endurance or Mana Stats can endure a blow from this Phantasm, A Ranked or higher on it's own or B with Magic resistance Ranked A or Higher.

Abraham Van Helsing

Abraham Van Helsing started life as a humble, but talented doctor. In his first adventure, he traveled the world and faced a powerful Dead Apostle who had stolen the name of Vlad III. He single handily faced down and defeated the monster but made his first and only mistake in his career. He did not kill it. As a result of this, his close friend Mina Harker was trapped as a Vampire for the rest of her unnatural life. Although he tried to find a cure he could not and Mina fled him and stayed as far away as possible, knowing they would eventually kill one another. Van Helsing swore he would not make the same mistake again. He was brutal and remorseless to his prey and showed no mercy - endlessly perpetuating the cycle of vengeance.

Essentially abandoning his previous life, he flung himself into a new line of work and began a dedicated monster hunter. Fuelled by grief and self loathing, he became the best of the best. Vampires. Werewolves. Demons. Ghouls and zombies and ghosts. These terrors hid in every corner of the world. Van Helsing became the torch that shone light upon the darkness before swiftly crushing the monsters head with his boot.

He encountered Bram Stoker, who used his life as a model for his book. The true Van Helsing was much younger and had far more experience, though he much less possessed the same personality - patient, kind, mild-mannered, but with a razor wit and great eye for details. Though Bram Stoker originally wanted to keep the details about Mina true, believing it was a marvellous and realistic tragedy, Van Helsing begged Stoker to give her a happy ending. The fame he gained from the book catapulted him straight to the Throne of Heroes upon death