Name: Bellorophon

Title(s):Ride of Pegasus

Class: Rider

Gender: Very obvious

Era: Age of Gods

Alignment: Neutral Good

Personality: While arrogant at times, he nonetheless has a good heart, a sense of justice, and tried to treat everyone fairly. Having been summoned with knowledge of his ill fated attempt at flying to Olympus, he was more subdued in his hubris, yet still had traces of his arrogance in his actions. A mostly well meaning warrior king that can be annoyingly prideful at times.

Bio: The Corinthian hero, the one who tamed the Pegasus, defeated the Chimera, and even fought off entire armies, including an Amazon army, by himself. While he wasn't a bad person, he certainly wasn't without his flaws, for his hubris, after all the years of good luck and blessings from the god, destroyed him and left him to die alone and unknown in his final years. No one dared to come close to him then, to either help or hinder him, due to fear over the gods wrath from mingling with one who had scorned them so.

Weapon: A mangled looking spear with the blackened tip forever in flames, doused as it was in the Chimera's eternal flames. A sword and small shield. Bow and arrows.

Parameters:

Strength: A

Endurance: B

Agility: C+

Mana: B

Luck: B

Class Skills:

Riding: A+ (B)

Their riding skills, while good, weren't actually spectacular when compared to some servants, and thus only grants them a rank of B while riding anything other than Pegasus. However, due to his bond with Pegasus, and his experience in riding them, he exhibits a greater aptitude, skill and power when on top of Pegasus, a testament to their time together and their bond.

Magic Resistance: C

He did not actually have a strong magical resistance, or any real experience fighting against magic, however, he still gained this skill due to being put in the Rider class vessel.

Personal Skills:

Affections of the Gods: A

Bellorophon was the favourite of the gods when he was alive, even if he grew arrogant enough for Zeus to swat him out of the sky. Grants a permanent rank up to all his stats, as well as the ability to affect water in his vicinity due to his being the son of Poseidon.

Divinity: B

As the son of Poseidon and Eurynome, he naturally received this skill due to being an actual demigod.

Bravery: A

The ability to negate mental interference such as pressure, confusion and fascination. It also has the bonus effect of increasing melee damage.

Projectiles(Bow and Arrows): B+(B)
Bellorophon was a proficient missile user, using bow and arrows from the back of his horse, as well as outright throwing huge boulders from on top of his flying steed. It was to be expected after all, for his very name meant 'Wielder of Missiles'. It was such that he will be summoned with a bow and arrow regardless of his class. This was originally a skill describing his proficiency witha bow, however, due to his proficiency in throwing other projectiles, it mutated into a skill not only for his bow and arrow, but for other projectiles as well. It only exhibits its full rank when he is shooting a bow and arrow, and loses the modifier when throwing objects.

Noble Phantasm:
Name: Pegasus

Title: White Winged Horse

Rank: A+

NP Type: -

Range: -

Maximum Number of Targets: -

Description: A horse borne of Medusa and Poseidon, it possesses exceptional qualities like its divine protection and magical energy. The most prominent feature on it was the massive wings it has, and its ability to fly.

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Name: Pegasus

Title: Bridle of Victory

Rank: A+

NP Type: Anti Army

Range: 2-50

Maximum Number of Targets: 500

Description: The white horse Pegasus, while able to be summoned and mounted without usage of this noble phantasm, only exhibits their full strength while under the influence of this noble phantasm.It is a shining golden bridle and whip paired as a set that is capable of fully controlling a Divine Beast, and it is Bellorophon's most powerful attack. It is not a Noble Phantasm to be used in a one-on-one fight, but rather an "Anti-Army Noble Phantasm" that can cut down enemies in a wide area.[1] It is an oddity even among Noble Phantasms, having no effect without a mount. Its power is great, providing extraordinary offensive and defensive capabilities of the highest level, enhancing Pegasus' power far beyond what a Medusa can do with her Bellorophon, due to their very close bond with each other. It can rapidly augment the abilities of a Phantasmal Species. In battle, the strengthened Phantasmal Beast and Medusa fight as one.

Thus, instead of a white colour, it shines with a brilliant ruby red, burning the skies like a red comet as it charges towards their enemies to impart certain doom upon them.

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Name: Foneftís Chímairas

Title: Lance of Chivalry

Rank: D

NP Type: Anti Unit/Anti Army

Range: 0-5(1-10)

Maximum Number of Targets: 1(10)

Description: A long lance, or a spear, appearing normal, but with the upper end with the head blackened and charred, with flames forever burning on it. As the spear that shoved down the block of lead down the Chimera's throat, it naturally gained its flames from the eternal fire of the Chimera. It was a formidable weapon, and Bellorophon can call upon the flames of the Chimera to burn down his foes in a small area, but otherwise it offered nothing else that could match the sheer strength some Servants' sword beam.

Name: Aegil

Title(s): Aegil the Archer, Brother of Völundr

Class: Archer

Gender: Male

Attribute: Heaven

Era: Age of Gods

Alignment: Neutral Good

Personality: Aegil is in many was a simple man. The perceived majority of his life he lived in a cottage together with his wive, his two brothers, and their wives. The rest he spent traveling as a hunter. He does not care about gold nor power and is perfectly content living off the bounties of the wild, and based on the fact that he cared little about brazenly lying to a King to save his brother it is apparent that Aegil places great value in familial bonds. That being said he is no famed hero and is simply one to show up when needed, as he would otherwise simply continue to pursue his own goal, that being his wish to once more be reunited with his wife Ölrún. He sports a gruff beard, his clothes and dagger are slightly worn from overuse, and his hands are rough and calloused, the only inspiring quality of his being his skill in archery.

Thanks to the machinations of the Throne of Heroes Aegil was preserved in his prime and he thus takes on the age and mindset of a man in his mid 20s, meaning that he will gladly agree to any of his Master’s commands but not be bothered in the least if he were to get distracted along the way. This only applies to orders of less importance of course as he wouldn’t leave his Master to die on a mere whim, but it might be more challenging to coordinate an organized assault with him as he would be prone to attacking in a manner that suits him best instead. It might take an authoritative presence on the battlefield to reign him in if that is the case.

In his free time he is not one to shy away from conversation as his lone travels no doubt left him rather starved for company, but ironically this also leaves him with lacking social skills to actually strike up a decent conversation, leaving him especially wary around authoritative figures such as kings and rulers for obvious reasons. His favorite animals are swans, and he’s still not quite sure how to feel about apples.

Character Objectives: Aegil's needs and wants are in a way whimsical. Seeing as he doesn't particularly care about material possessions and power he is one to be satisfied by the simple pleasures of laying down in a soft bed or even just finding himself in a clean well-kept area. He doesn't mind the wilderness of course and has grown very much used to it, but he nevertheless delights in the change of scenery and living conditions and is easily entertained by modern conveniences. If anything, and while he does not reek, he would likely get enamored by the act of bathing considering how much modern amenities have improved this simple pleasure, but this is likely the extent of his immediate wants and needs.

Owing to his alignment Aegil will naturally aim to do good. Though he is not driven by the chivalric code or other honorable philosophies, it's simply in his nature to drop by and lend a helping hand if needed seeing as he likely has nothing better to do than to continue on his ambiguous journey to meet his wife again. He himself has already accepted the futility of his adventure, but over time has made peace with it and now simply enjoys the act of traveling and seeing the world, honing his skills as an archer and hunter along the way and using them to settle the occasional conflicts he would get involved in. He's not one to think and plan out his actions several steps ahead, unless confronted with a serious confrontation of course, but the way he simply married a Valkyrie one day just because he considered her to be beautiful shows just how whimsical and impulsive he is, let alone how he would spend the rest of his life looking for her despite knowing just how futile his journey was going to be. If he had to name a single Primary Objective however, it would likely be along the lines of simply 'continuing his journey' as he is a wanderer by nature. Anything that will happen will happen and anything that doesn't doesn't. He is the type to enter someone else's adventure as a guest and will gladly be a part of it provided they welcome his aid, just how he only ever played a 'side-character' in his younger brother's myth without possessing one of his own, but he is nevertheless perfectly content playing that role.

Bio: Aegil was born as the second of three sons born to the King of the Sami people, an indigenous population residing in Finland that had close ties to the local Elves and Faeries. While his older brother grew up to be a warrior and his younger would later be known as a renowned smith, Aegil was remembered as a gifted archer. Having grown into adulthood, Aegil and his brothers journeyed together for a time before building themselves a home in the forests of Ulfdalir right next to the lake Ulfsjar. Early one morning the three brothers found three Valkyries bathing naked in the lake in the form of swans and took them as their wives. Aegil’s wife went by the name of Ölrún, daughter of Kjárr King of the Valir, and together the two would go on many adventures. While Ölrún was privy to Primordial Runes and would often use them in the presence of Aegil, he was an archer and not a mage, so while he commonly witnessed her display of rune-craft, he retained none of that knowledge in his conscious mind. Regardless, together they enjoyed a happy marriage of 7-9 years before Ölrún and her sisters were called to battle and never returned. Aegil immediately set out despite the harsh winter conditions and embarked on a journey to reunite with his wife, and though that adventure ultimately ended in failure, he would meet his younger brother Völundr along the way at which point he perform his most famous feat.

His brother had in fact stayed behind after his wife had left him, eventually falling into the captivity of King Niðhad who made use of his talents as a smith by forcing him to slave away day and night to produce priceless artifacts. Aegil found out about his brother’s abduction and arrived at the King’s court along with with his three year old son. Known as the greatest archer in the land, Niðhad demanded proof of Aegil’s skill and placed an apple on his son’s head, instructing Aegil to shoot it. Seeing as he had to win the King’s trust Aegil went along with the act and drew three arrows, the first of which split the apple clean in two. When asked by the King why he drew three arrows when he accomplished the feat with just one, Aegil confessed that had his son died, he would have used the remaining arrows to murder Niðhad for having given him the order. The King admired Aegil’s honesty and welcomed him to his court with open arms. Now free to move about the castle grounds Aegil used his bow to secretly shoot birds from the sky, collecting enough feathers to craft a pair of wings for his brother to escape his prison. Niðhad witnessed the escape however, fortunately unaware of Aegil’s involvement, and ordered him to shoot down his own brother to prevent the escape. Aegil did so without hesitation, though having had the foresight to tie a cow’s bladder filled with blood to Völundr’s body, the two brothers succeeded in tricking the King, concluding the story.

Not much is known of Aegil otherwise, though due to the repeated mentions of his younger brother Völundr being King or Prince of the Elves it is implied that they shared a common lineage with them, which would explain Völundr's extraordinary feats in forging famed armaments like the armor of Beowulf, Tilpin's sword Almace, Ogier the Dane's Curtana, Roland's Durandal, Siegried's Gram, Robin Hood's Albion, King Arthur's Caliburn, and many others. This would also explain Aegil's immense bow-strength, seeing as he was shown to be powerful enough to fight off an army of Frost-giants along with his wife Ölrún supporting him and emerge victorious.

Weapon: Bow and Arrows crafted for him by his younger brother Völundr. Boasts outstanding toughness and elasticity to withstand Aegil's powerful draw-strength and has been blessed with Runes by his wife the Valkyrie Ölrún. That being said, being completely illiterate in all things related to magecraft, Aegil cannot use them in any way. They automatically activate upon invocation of his Secondary Noble Phantasm to ignite his bow but don't serve any other purpose.

One hunting dagger (replacing the sword shown in the reference image). This dagger is just that, a dagger, and hold no special properties other than being solidly crafted. Classifies as a D Rank Noble Phantasm if it had to be given a Rank.

Parameters

Strength: B
Endurance: E
Agility: D+
Mana: E
Luck: D

Skills

Class Skills
Magic Resistance (B) - Originating from deep within the Age of Gods and being of Elven heritage, Aegil benefits from a high Rank in Magic Resistance. This allows him to cancel spells below three verses and grants him powerful resistance even to High Thaumaturgy and Greater Rituals.
Independent Action (A) - Being a famous hunter Aegil would often isolate himself for days on end during his expeditions, and as such is used to acting independently. Even when rescuing his brother he acted on his own initiative and planned the escape, though seeing as he has no reason not to follow his Master’s commands so long as they seem reasonable to him, he is not the type to rebel or defy orders directly.

Personal Skills
Divinity (D) - Low ranking Divinity thanks to being related to the Elves.
Item Construction (D) - Together Aegil and Völundr once constructed a pair of wings that would aid in the latter’s escape, and Aegil is able to replicate this myth now that he has become a Servant. Though this Skill is of a low Rank, this is only due to the fact that Aegil is only able to construct a very limited array of items, mainly the instruments that contributed to his brother’s escape, yet the wings themselves are of splendid quality. Though Aegil is first required to obtain feathers as he is unable to produce them himself, the construction of wings will only take roughly half an hour after which they can be fitted to either himself or his friends and allies, granting them Agility of Rank C regardless of their previous attributes. This means that a Servant possessing Rank A Agility (with the inability to fly) will still only be able to move with Agility of Rank C while airborne. Their inherent Agility on the ground will remain unchanged of course, though they would now be able to make use of their wings as aerodynamic stabilizers even when grounded, enabling them to perform otherwise impossible movements (such as sudden or unnatural turns, quick acceleration by using the wings for propulsion or alternatively using them to break, etc.)
That being said, seeing as Aegil constructed these wings along with his brother Völundr, he lacks the knowledge and skill to replicate them perfectly, and as such they will fall apart from use. While they will last for up to an hour when used just for recreational purposes and travel, when stressing them in combat and pushing them to their limits they will only last around 15 minutes at best.
Clairvoyance (B) - Frequently used during scouting, simply looking from a high location is sufficient to fully survey a town and search for enemies and also contributes to Aegil’s accuracy with his bow. Naturally Aegil isn’t an actual clairvoyant, but has shown skill in predicting and preparing for future events before they have come to pass, such as when he readied multiple arrows when shooting the apple off his son’s head or when suggesting that his brother should strap a blood-filled bladder to his chest in the unlikely event that he is spotted and Aegil would be made to shoot him down. While actual divining of the future is impossible, Aegil can get reasonably close by predicting likely occurrences on a short-term basis. Other than that, this Skill simply denotes excellent eyesight and perception.

Noble Phantasms

Name: Apfel Spalten
Title: Thrice Drawn Arrows of Unerring Precision
Type: Anti-Unit
Rank: B
Range: 1 - 75
Maximum Number of Targets: 1
Description: As the second oldest origin of the Apple-Shot myth, the original being the tale of Palnatoki, Aegil predates the feats of William Tell, Punker of Rohrbach, Henning Wulf, William of Cloudeslee, as well as the stories of those inspired by the original concept of the Apple-Shot such as Hemingr Áslákson and Eindriði Pansa. As such, Aegil inevitably shares this Noble Phantasm with all those that came after him, yet enjoys the benefit of a sizable boost to its potency owing to the age of his myth. This Noble Phantasm is conceptual in nature and is imbued with the attribute of ‘unerring precision’. In other words, this attack must always and will always find its target as its very nature is based on the famed legend of the Apple-shot, something that has been popularized throughout the ages and retold every few generations in a cyclical manner. It is very similar to Gae Bolg in that regard, both being attacks whose very nature forbid them from missing, yet this Noble Phantasm lacks the lethality of ‘always piercing the heart’ and is merely left with the concept of ‘not missing’, meaning that it can hit any part of the target and still be considered a success. This is where Aegil’s “Apfel Spalten” differs from William Tell’s “Apfel Schiessen” however, and that is due to the fact that Aegil didn’t just hit the apple on his son’s head, but split it in half. As such this Noble Phantasm carries a second conceptual property of similar nature to Carnwennan, the ivory dagger of King Arthur, in that it will split and/or slice anything it touches in half. That being said, due to the fact that the basis of this ability is the splitting of an apple and not the slaying of the witch Orddu as was the case with Carnwennan, the concept of ‘splitting things in half’ is much weaker, and while it will still manifest to the extent of causing large gashes and sizable breaks on impact (depending on the size of the target; outer extremities are still very likely to be affected as they possess lesser resistance), it will not automatically sever anything it touches. Lastly, since Aegil readied three arrows in his myth, he is able to repeat this attack twice in the event that his initial shot misses or is blocked, layering the conceptual effect threefold if all arrows hit the same target.
It should be noted that this Noble Phantasm won't automatically 'split' anything it touches due to the weaker nature of this imbued concept. When hitting a Servant's torso for example, it will simply cause a deep gash depending on their Endurance Stat instead of instantly splitting them in half. This effect will only be invoked when hitting less formidable targets like a finger, in which case it will split it down the middle but stop at the palm, seeing as the palm would be viewed as a 'separate part'. This is the downside of the 'splitting' aspect of this Noble Phantasm originating from an apple, yet it nevertheless empowers his arrows and endows them with formidable cutting power. These arrows are less effective at 'splitting' magical barriers as Aegil has no experience with any things magical.

Name: Jötunn Bani
Title: Scorching Retaliation of the Besieged
Type: Anti-Army
Rank: C
Range: 1-50
Maximum Number of Targets: 500
Description: Backed into the confines of a temple Aegil and Ölrún once had to fend off an army of Frost-giants, a battle from which they emerged victorious. Though not much is known about this encounter besides its depiction on the Franks Casket, it is one of the only visual recordings left of Aegil’s life and legend. This Noble Phantasm acts as a celebration of his victory against the Frost-giants that day and as such manifests in a manner best suited to counter them. Not only does it hold the inherent attribute of ‘Giant-slayer’ much like all of Aegil’s attacks, it is also a fire-based skill meant to stand in direct opposition of the Frost-giant’s nature. Its activation signaled by Aegil’s bow bursting into a violent blaze, he is normally unable to use this Noble Phantasm unless two important conditions are met, the first being that he must be defending an enclosed space or shelter and the second that he must be facing a large group of enemies. Without meeting these two requirements first this Noble Phantasm will be permanently locked away, but upon fulfilling them he will be able to use his now burning bow to unleash a horizontal wave of flame by pulling his bowstring taut and allowing the following release to spread the fire into any desired direction. This attack is incredibly effective against any Giant or ice-based enemies, but it otherwise lacks the raw power to raze an entire city block to the ground despite its classification. It is still a powerful fire-based attack of course, but those with high resistance will likely be able to weather the blow albeit under duress and not without sustaining injury.

Name:
Marietta Lalaurie

Title(s):

Appearance:
Standing at five seven, Marietta comes off as both elegant and sophisticated. A proper magus from an influential family, she has been well taken care of and prides herself in her appearance. Short cut black hair, dressed in the latest fashions, fair skin and her family's jewels she always takes care of her appearance the best she is able.

Gender:
Female

Age:
23

Alignment:
Lawful Evil

Rank: (Your capability as a Magus in the eyes of the Mages Association. This will be given to you on approval.)

Objective for the Grail:
Marietta's desires and wishes are entirely material and physical, but what could the grail give her that she doesn't already have? She has a sizable amount of money, is fairly skilled with her paints. She doesn't aspire to much more.

Perhaps, if she'd say, it would be...'The Highest quality and number of magical circuits.'

Character Objectives:
Primary

• Sharpen her magical talents and her family Crest
• Discover Primeval Runes.

Secondary

• Meet a Famous painter Heroic Spirit
• Paint heroic battles
• Paint beautiful artworks of history
• harem ending

Command Seal:


Personality:
Friendly and soft spoken, Marietta comes off as a high class big-sister type of person. Kind, caring, friendly and a bit of a tease, Marietta is considered by most, a model human being as well as a model mage. She looks after those around her, always strives to protect and ensure that no matter what she doesn't fail anyone who has put their faith in her.

Unfortunately, this belies a rather selfish, mildly hedonistic disposition. Marietta, while generally good natured, has difficulties listening to others as well as doing anything that she doesn't wish to. Perhaps a bit spoiled, in that regard, still, she dislikes working and generally spends her days in ease with her easel and paints. With mild illusions of grandeur and a dislike of taking orders, she may be more trouble than she first seems like.

Bio:
The Lalaurie family is a rather well known, if not particularly overly powerful family of mages hailing from Northern france. Purportedly claiming descendant from ancient celtic peoples who immigrated to France, they perhaps consider themselves a bit more important than they may actually be. Still, it can be said they are well known for their dedication to the craft and desire for knowledge.

Marietta was born to her parents, and quickly took to studying as well as her families crest and the mysteries of magic. Most of her early life was spent being waited on hand and foot, her family desiring to give her as much comfort and leeway the next heir of their family could have. It worked, at least somewhat. Certainly, she grew well to her studies, but she developed a somewhat...lazy attitude towards it.

Even so, she was considered the be a shining example of what they were looking for in an heir. Knowledgeable, skillful, and understanding at times a certain need for...discretion. To further her studies, she willingly decided to work at Chaldea, with a recommendation and approval from her parents, seeing this as an excellent opportunity to further her mage craft and study. After all, potentially traveling to areas of human history - one could likely find a plethora of useful and old runes should one look.
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Magic Circuit Switch:
The feeling of a paintbrush across her skin.

Number of Magic Circuits:
B

Quality of Magic Circuits:
c

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Elemental Affinity: Water

Magecraft:
Aside from general magecraft, Marietta is skilled in a particular field - Runes. Despite being rather looked down upon by normal magi, her family takes great pride in keeping the tradition alive. Not only just the weak modern runes that are pale imitations of once grander things, but even some Old Runes passed down in her families histories.

Her runes carry a variety of effects as one may expect. When placed upon surfaces and combined with other runes, one can create a variety of simple bounded fields. When inscribed upon flesh, she can create protective wards or charms - or curses - for whoever has decided to wear it.

She is extremely well versed in modern runes, as pale of an imitation as they are, and are where most of her magecraft comes from. However, she does have a decent arsenal of Old Runes, though even then its likely only a fraction that exist. That said, there is still much room for growth. Currently inscribing effects of multiple Runes is difficult, making her typically stick to simple one-word castings, but she is constantly practicing and striving to develop her abilities.

Crest: Seven generations, 280 years.

Weapon:
Emerald Brooch
A mystic code passed down from head of the family to heir of the family. A magic tool characterized by its ability to simply allow one to clean oneself. That is, detoxifying the body from any sort of poisons or other physical ailments. In the past, it was used to ward off assassins using poison to assassinate them.

Yggdrasil's Branch - A specialized paintbrush support formal wear developed by her family. A fairly average magical tool which allows one to store a mass of magical energy. When applied with drawing Runes, it allows one to expend less energy as well as assist with the flow of magic into the runes, creating potentially more stable and stronger effects.

Yggdrasil's Sap
A specialized paint for drawing Runes. More akin to ink than paint, only a small amount of this component is ever made at a time simply due to the process required. The paint, once applied to a surface binds with the object in a fashion of permanents. Effectually, this makes the rune inscribed much harder to tamper with, creating a far more permanent effect, even allowing the object to withstand physical harm. Perhaps its best described as a paint that inherently increases the Runes 'luck' against being destroyed. However, the paint is rare and incredibly difficult to synthesize, and is only used sparingly.

Name:
Liliana

Title(s):
Flower of Ulster, Daughter of the Forests

Appearance:
A cheery youth standing around 4'11, with a small and frail build Liliana is clearly quite a delicate person. She has large clear blue eyes and her long pale blonde hair can get rather messy at times.

Gender:
Female

Age:
13

Alignment:
Neutral Good

Rank:
(Your capability as a Magus in the eyes of the Mages Association. This will be given to you on approval.)

Objective for the Grail:
To be welcomed home by her family and celebrate with them.

Command Seal:
Liliana's command seals take the form of an Elm tree. (With the trunk of the tree fading away with the first two uses of the command seals and then the leaves and branches with the third.)

Personality:
Liliana could be described as a fearful young girl who is hesitant to express her wonder and curiosity of the outside world. Since leaving her family she often dreams of home and is anxious about being alone, she is a rather timid person and struggles with getting to know people however she has a kind personality and has a strong desire to be brave, to show that she is a person who is worthy to continue her family's legacy. Liliana feels most comfortable in the forest, feeling that it is an extension of her own home. Liliana feels like she can't rest fully if she isn't laying among the trees. She is rather fond of stories and songs, particularly upbeat ones with happy endings.

Bio:
'Lilianna' is not her true name but rather the name closest to hers that exists in the English Language. And so it was the name that was chosen by her family for her to use when making her way through the outside world.

Lilianna was born into a family of druids that spent the vast majority of their lives isolated in their forests in Northern Ireland. The forests themselves are considered family to her people and all the animals and life that are in it are counted among her brothers and sisters. However Liliana's family has a tradition where the heir of their craft is tasked with a journey beyond their home. A journey where they must collect knowledge and experience to return home with and help their people.

Normally this journey would be constricted to Ireland, however with the opportunity that Chaldea presents, a different path has been chosen for Liliana that differs from her predecessors. The chance to journey through other times was too great to ignore for her family.

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Magic Circuit Switch:
The sound of songbirds singing.

Number of Magic Circuits:
B

Quality of Magic Circuits:
B

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Elemental Affinity:
Earth

Magecraft:
General Magecraft -
The fundamentals of magecraft that would be known by students of the Mages Association are unknown to Elizabeth.

Druidism -
The craft of her family has resulted in them being referred to as ‘those who sing the songs of the earth.’ A magecraft that has been formed in isolation by Liliana's family of Druids.

It is said that they have a strong connection with their forests, that they are able to communicate on some degree with the animals, trees and other life of the forest. And that the songs that they sing are a sound so sweet that it will bring tears to the eyes of all who hear it. Furthermore, it is also said that they can communicate with the spirits of those in their family who have died and taken the form of Wraiths.

Liliana is particularly skilled in the creation of medicines from herbs and plants, healing humans and animals alike. As well as increasing their strength and vitality. Furthermore through her herbalism she is an adept healer who knows how to clean and dress wounds, as well as how to treat a variety of sicknesses.

Witchcraft -
The use of blood, bone, hair and other parts of the body from humans and animals alike to enact curses. Liliana is particularly skilled in the use of Witchcraft to enhance the potions she makes.

Crest:
Liliana's family does not have a magic crest.

Weapon:
Dress of Ancestors -
A dress woven by the female heirs of the druids, made from their hair in which they have stored their magical energy. This dress functions as a pseudo magical crest. (It has been worked on for thousands of years, with more hair being woven into it as more generations pass.)

Obsidian Dagger -
A dagger passed down in her family that was forged in a long lost magical ritual. It's properties are sharper than that of steel however it is far more brittle. Far more magical energy can be sensed in this dagger than her other items. (It is a dagger used to boost the power and efficiency of rituals.)

Obsidian Candle -
A small lump of black, wax like, substance with a small piece of obsidian lodged in at the top. Mimicking the shape of a flame however producing no light. This item is supposed to help its user carry out Clairvoyance. It is also said to be another way of sending messages to other candles of its like, or even visions in the form of dreams to people sleeping.

Name: Fierabras

Title(s): King of Alexandria, King of Spain

Class: Saber

Gender: Male

Attribute: Earth

Era: Charlemagne and the Twelve Peers

Alignment: Lawful Good

Personality: A proud and boastful individual; Fierabras had no fear when riding into the enemy’s camp and didn’t hesitate to challenge Charlemagne to send out his strongest knights to face him, even if he would send seven or more against him, as he believed himself to be the strongest of all. Although this behaviour has been tempered by a little modesty after his defeat at the hands of Olivier and his conversion to Christianity, he can still be a little full of himself at times.

A fair and honourable knight; when he saw that Olivier was wounded he refused to fight him until the Paladin had accepted Fierabras’ offer to heal him, nor did he betray Olivier’s trust when he asked the Paladin to help him arm himself, declaring himself to have never been and to never be a traitor of men.

Bio: The King of Alexandria, whose lands covered all of the land east of Babylon, Lord of Jerusalem and the sepulchre of Christ, and the son of the Admiral of the Moors Balan; Fierabras went with his father to sack Rome, sacking the city, killing the Pope and absconding with several relics of religious significance and returning with them to Spain an act which led to Charlemagne invading Spain with his Paladins to reclaim the relics. At one point the Paladin’s, in Charlemagne’s absence, were ambushed and drawn into a battle with the Spanish which resulted in Olivier being grievously wounded before they were rescued by their king. The day after the battle Fierabras rode out to Charlemagne’s camp and challenged him to send out one of his Paladin’s to fight him, Roland or Olivier or Ogier the Dane or however many he chose to send against him, and he would fight and defeat them all; Roland and the others refused to answer due to a dispute with Charlemagne, in which the king had insulted the Paladins following the battle. Only Olivier, still wounded from the battle, was willing to accept the challenge.

Olivier approached Fierabras and, upon seeing that Olivier was wounded, the Saracen gave the Paladin a holy balm which had been used on the body of Christ, one of the stolen relics, to heal his wounds. Once healed, the Paladin and Saracen entered into a duel which Olivier one, using one of Fierabras’ own swords after being disarmed of his own. Following the duel Fierabras converted to Christianity and joins Charlemagne’s army.

Not long after this duel, Olivier and several other knights are captured and taken to King Balan to be imprisoned at Aigremore. Floripas, Fierabras’ sister, tricks her father into handing Olivier and the other knights over into her care as she had fallen in love with another of Charlemagne’s knights, while Charlemagne sends the other Paladins to rescue the captives. Upon arriving at Aigremore the Paladins are imprisoned by Balan, only to be freed to Floripas and proceed to eject Balan and his men from their own stronghold. Balan attempts to lay siege to the castle only to eventually be defeated by Charlemagne, who arrived to assist the Paladin’s.

Defeated, Balan refused to convert or be baptised and was killed. Floripas was baptised and married to the knight she had fallen for, and Balan's lands were divided between them and Fierabras. The relics that the Saracens had stolen were then divided among various churches.

Weapon: The three swords Pleasance, Baptism and Grabon and a shield bearing the symbol of Apollyon.

Parameters:
Strength: B+
Endurance: B
Agility: C
Mana: D
Luck: B

Class Skills:
Magic Resistance (C) - Cancel spells with a chant below two verses. Cannot defend against magecraft on the level of High-Thaumaturgy and Greater Rituals.

Riding (B) – Most vehicles and animals can be handled with above average skill, even vehicles that did not exist in the time period one was alive in, for they are no exception. However, cannot ride the likes of Phantasmal Species such as Monstrous Beasts.

Personal Skills:
Natural Body (B) – A Saracen knight of gigantic stature that was said to have strength equal to that of ten men; it is unknown if Fierabras’ size is due to some non-human heritage, or if he was just blessed with a powerful body, but either way he is in possession of a body beyond that of most humans. Grants a plus modifier to his STR stat.

Incitement to Duel (B) – After a battle with the French, Fierabras rode into Charlemagne’s camp and challenged him to send out any knight to oppose him, specifically calling out the great Paladins like Roland or Olivier, or even both at the same time and others with them, claiming to be able to defeat them.

A form of mental attack which incites the opponent to enter into a duel with Fierabras should he challenge them and should they fail to resist this skill; Fierabras and the opponent will enter into a fair and honourable duel with a secondary effect preventing observers to the duel from interfering once the duel has begun. Both the initial challenge and the effect preventing interference are mental attacks that can be resisted or broken.

Apostasy (A) – A former Saracen and worshipper of Apollyon, whose likeness he bears on his shield, who converted to Christianity after being defeated in a duel by the Paladin Olivier. It was through this duel that Fierabras began to accept that Olivier’s God was real, as He had given the Paladin the strength to defeat him, even when his own victory was all but assured; Fierabras converted to Christianity and joined Charlemagne’s army, turning against his religion and his family to do so.

Having cemented his faith in Christianity, Fierabras has a resistance to mental interference effects that cause one to one questions ones loyalty or to fall under the control of others.

Noble Phantasm:
Name: Pleasance, Baptism and Grabon
Title: Three Swords of the Saracen Giant
Rank: B
NP Type: Anti-Unit (Pleasance and Baptism), Anti-Army (Grabon)
Range: 1-4 (Pleasance and Baptism), 1-40 (Grabon)
Maximum Number of Targets: 1 (Pleasance and Baptism), 50 (Grabon)
Description: Three swords made by one of three brothers, all of such fine quality that no armour made at the time that they couldn’t break through; the other two brothers were responsible for the creation of many of the Paladins weapons, including Durendal, Hauteclere and Joyous. Fierabras is able to swap freely between these three swords, each having a unique attribute but all being of the same fine quality.

Pleasance – During his duel with Olivier, Fierabras gradually chipped away at his opponent’s armour with each stroke of his sword, cutting apart his helmet, shield and breastplate until the Paladin was left defenceless. With each strike of Pleasance, Fierabras gradually strips away the opponent’s defences piece by piece, whether those defences be armour, a shield or even magical in nature; defensive Noble Phantasms or Skills of rank C or lower are removed or destroyed, while those of Rank B or higher are weakened and given a minus modifier.

Baptism – Having disarmed Olivier during their duel the Paladin had to abandon his own sword and instead grab the first weapon he could, picking up Fierabras’ own weapon and using it against him. He struck Fierabras in the side with the sword Baptism, winning the duel and causing the Saracen to renounce his God and convert to Christianity, as well as joining Charlemagne’s army.

Assaults those it wounds with a mental attack which forces a confrontation of their current religious beliefs or loyalties, with those who fail to resist its effects being converted to Christianity and swearing loyalty to Charlemagne much as Fierabras did. Can cause certain Skills related to the worship or belief in other religions or causes to be weakened or their effects removed. Has no effect on those with the Divinity skill.

Grabon – The lesser known of Fierabras’ three swords, when the true name of the sword is invoked its blade begins to glow white as the sword is outlined in a fiery aura. When Grabon is swung while the blade glows the sword will issue forth a wave of fire that would burn away at everything in its path.

Name: Balm of Christ
Title: Holy Balm of Rejuvenation
Rank: EX
NP Type: Anti-Unit
Range: N/A
Description: The balm used for the embalming of the corpse of Jesus Christ, stolen by Fierabras and his father Balan when they conquered Rome along with many other artefacts of religion significance; through its contact with the Son of God the balm acquired incredible properties. This miraculous substance was said to be able to heal the wounds of whoever drank it no matter how severe they may be, even healing the Paladin Olivier from his egregious wounds prior to his duel with Fierabras.

Drinking this Noble Phantasm is not without its downsides however, as consuming the balm causes the drinker’s physical stats to be temporarily reduced by one rank as well as sealing away certain skills while the healing takes effect. Those with a strong constitution, such as Servants with the Natural Body skill are less affected by this.

Name:
Bai Hu Baihe

Title(s):
William Baihe
White Tiger Lily

Appearance:
William has short, unkempt white hair and blue eyes. He stands at a 179cm because this is an international organization off-shot from a European group, you damned savages. His physique is well-honed, and his wardrobe full of dress clothes and various types of leather outerwear. He is often seen in a hat that's matte black with boots that are black to match.

Gender:
Male

Age:
24

Alignment:
Runaway Good

Rank:
(Cattle) Brand lmao

Command Seal:


Personality:
William is a man wandering towards the sunset. He is a man who believes in chance encounters, in jolly cooperation, in limitless possibility. Some may say he is a passionate, romantic person, and others simply call him a idiotic fool. Regardless of what others think he is, William lives by the ideals he holds in his heart.

But wandering is not the same thing as chasing. "Possibility" doesn't necessarily mean "purpose". As someone who grew up surrounded by possibility, there are few who know this better than William himself. Even beyond all the aesthetic trappings, perhaps it is the lack of destination that makes him most like those heroes he used to look up to.

In terms of temperament, William is straightforward and compassionate. Despite (formerly) being someone always on the move, he keeps very little emotional distance from others and values even his those once-in-a-lifetime meetings. With respect to those opposed to him, has a very "foes today, friends tomorrow" outlook; to him, most problems can be solved over a few drinks or a friendly scrap. However, he holds no compassion for those who would trample upon the livelihoods of others.

He likes hamburgers and baseball. He dislikes mayonnaise on fries and shut-ins.

Bio:
The Baihe are a very old family of magi from China who specialize in magecraft rooted in eastern divination practices and their related schools. Their goal to reach Enlightenment is "decoding". If the trigrams of the I Ching have correspondences with everything in creation, if one can understand the randomness underlying their cleromantic results, it should be possible to actualize any result. And if that is possible, then it is possible to actualize a result of "Enlightenment", which would allow them to work backwards in order to acquire "the steps taken to achieve Enlightenment".

Generally speaking, their history is "uneventful" save for the 1800s, when a sizeable branch of the family moved to the American West due to dangers in their homeland. While many still remain in America, prospective heirs are sent overseas to research magecraft in a place more conductive to their art.

Bai Hu, known as William by most, is not one of them.

Instead of growing up in his ancestral estate with his elders, he grew up in California. He was still exposed to the family's magecraft, associated with the Eastern association, and so on just in case he needed to become a political marriage tool, a back up plan, or some other such contingency. He never managed to outshine his elder brother, who was what someone would consider a once-in-a-century genius, but he did have free reign of his destiny.

As child, he was inspired and enamored by the image of a "wandering warrior" present in both American Wild Westerns and Chinese Wuxia. This is mostly due to the fact they only had these types of movies in their household. As he grew into an adult, he also came to a profound realization the sheer scope of human civilization and the connections between various people and cultures, and decided to spend his life traveling towards the sunset like those heroes in the old films he used to watch.

Unfortunately, traveling around the world is very expensive. Without financial support from his family, William was forced to find work.

He found Chaldea.
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Magic Circuit Switch:
The cocking of a gun's hammer

Number of Magic Circuits:
B

Quality of Magic Circuits:
B

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Elemental Affinity: Metal, Water

Magecraft:

• General Magecraft - Includes normal boring stuff and the ability to use that normal boring stuff with his much cooler personal stuff.
• I-Ching - Chinese cleromancy has been the specialty art of the Baihe family for generations. I-Ching divination works by generating and interpreting hexagrams, sets of six lines in sequence that carry various concepts associated with them. A set of three lines is referred to as a trigram, of which there are eight. These eight trigrams and their combinations are said to represent processes and cycles of change present in the universe. William's magecraft draws primarily from the concepts behind these trigrams.
• Wu Xing - The elemental system used by far eastern magi. It is very similar to the western system in terms of function, albeit with different associated concepts. William's application of this is focused on the concepts as they relate to the eight trigrams and martial arts/self. Also available is the obvious function, but that's rightfully looked down upon.
• Baguazhang - An internal martial art based around the principles of the I-Ching. It is characterized by circular movements and palm strikes; although that is not the extent of its techniques, as it also incorporates other strikes, kicks, throws, locks, and even weapon techniques. Due to William's martial arts experience, he has acquired a proper rhythm of breathing and walking. As a side note, Baguazhang practitioners are said to be able to use anything as a weapon using the basic principals of their art, but if that is the case...
• Mystic Code Construction (Wild West Armorer) - Self explanatory.

Crest:
Does not possess his family crest.

Weapon:

• Boy with the Dragon Tattoo - In eastern tradition, tattooing a dragon upon someone is said to provide them with a blessing of power and fortune--assuming they have rightfully earned their dragon tattoo through valorous works. Otherwise, it is said to inflict calamity upon those who would dishonor the symbol. This tradition is carried on in the modern day by some groups, such as the various Asian criminal organizations. William is not a criminal, at least in terms of intent, but he acknowledges the necessity of "a dark past" in regards to the image of a wandering warrior. This mystic code enhances his bodily capabilities. The quality of this depends on how "valorous" he is acting, and can even become detrimental if he is acting against that ideal. In some ways it can be considered more of a "style meter" than a numerical bonus.
• Dragon Shot - Good night, sweet Prince 😢
• Hexagram Bullets - William's marque mystic code is a series of "bullets" made from the shards of ritual jade and gold coins, combined with yarrow stalks. Taken together, the materials represent the Earth and the Heavens, and the spiritual connection between these two concepts--in other words, the structure of the projectile is "all creation". Implementing a broken or unbroken stalk of yarrow into the chassis and assembling them into sequences of six creates a hexagram representing one of the aspects of creation. Coins and yarrow stalks are used to reinforce their concept as a hexagram, as they feature prominently in I Ching divination. Being propelled or otherwise launched serves as a metaphorical "flipping of the coin" or "tossing of the stalks". When all six projectiles are fired, the hexagram has been "divined", and an effect inherent to the concept of the hexagram sequence(a divination) is actualized on the target(s) of these projectiles. William uses these bullets in his twin revolvers. However, the revolver is not intrinsic to the mystic code; it is simply a convenient way to use the mystic code. It also looks real slick. He starts each mission with 36 on his person.

A child dressed in his brother’s clothes. An innocent who simply wants to be a hero. One who acts not for revenge or even for justice, but simply with the innocent wish to save others. The type of person to act carefree and cheerful no matter the danger, since that’s simply how a hero acts. Even when faced with the realities of war, he attempts to keep a smile on his face. A brave child, though this bravery is derived from his sheltered, naive nature.

One who was beloved by all of Troy - for his innocence and beauty, but also his honest and modest nature.

He idolises his all of his brothers, but Hektor in particular. Insulting them or his memories would yield a far greater reaction that insulting him, since they aren’t there to defend themselves. Well, his anger is pretty cute, as it happens.

The idea of his killer is conceptualised as death itself. If he were to see that man again, there would be no hope of fighting back whatsoever. He is unable to conceive of any emotion but fear with regards to him.



The youngest prince of Troy, a child of radiant beauty beloved by his family and city. An innocent of Troy who spent much of his time playing with his sister Polyxena, and looking up to his numerous brothers and half-brothers. When the war began, he stayed behind the walls of Troy as much as possible, helping his family with the effort in the small ways he could.

It was prophesied that so long as Troilus lived, Troy would never fall. This, then was one of the various obstacles the Greeks faced in destroying the city. Not long after the war began, Athena sent Achilles to kill the young boy. For such a warrior, killing a child was of course trivial, though it was also the beginning of Achilles’ downfall. Apollo’s wrath at Achilles’ callous murder of one that he cared for lead him to plot the hero’s death, resulting in his death at the hands of Paris.

But the story of Troilus doesn’t end with his death, and the end of the Trojan war. As various writers and poets used the Trojan war as a subject, the nature of Troilus began to change. Stories of him went from a tragedy of a murdered child to tales of a valiant, romantic knight, near Hector’s equal. As such, the nature of ‘Troilus’ as a heroic spirit began to change.

Parameters

STR: B ||| END: C ||| AGI: B ||| MAN: C ||| LCK: EX

Class Skills

Magic Resistance: B

Grants protection against magical effects by cancelling them. At this rank, any spell with a chant below three verses is cancelled. It is also difficult to be affected by High-Thaumaturgy or Greater Rituals that target Saber.

Riding: B

The ability to ride mounts and vehicles. Most vehicles and creatures can be ridden with above average skill, though Phantasmal Species cannot. A natural skill for a renowned lover of horses.

Personal Skills

Rosy-Cheeked Adonis: A

The ability of a pretty-boy that charms people. Creates a mental pressure that dissuades others from harming Saber, and encourages friendship. It has an effect similar to mental interference magecraft, though it can be abated by a strong enough will to resist or the Magic Resistance skill.

Affections of the God: B+

A skill denoting the affections of the God Apollo, boosting physical attributes by a rank. In addition, the skill encompasses the vengeance Apollo took against Saber’s killer. Any who kill Saber are struck with this curse of Apollo’s wrath. Just as in the case of Saber’s murderer, Apollo will empower an existing arrow with his own abilities to strike down the killer.

Ephemeral Dream: A

A lifeform born from dreams, illusions and possibilities. Troilus’ fundamental nature as a heroic spirit is ‘a child who dies prematurely’, one fated to be killed and mourned by heroes and gods, though who never himself achieves greatness. In this sense, he can hardly be called a heroic spirit at all.

And yet, there was a fated Troilus, one who would grow to adulthood and ensure the survival of his city, who would eclipse the greatness of even Hector and Aeneas. A hypothetical existence that cannot exist under normal circumstances.

This entity is neither the doomed child nor the fated hero; rather, it can be considered the child’s dream of an illusory future, a dying child dressing in his brother’s armour. Though the armour is ill-fitting, it still offers protection, and a measure of power.

Even so, this state could not be achieved without the alteration of Troilus’ Saint Graph through the various evolving myths around Troilus; as differing myths built up around the Trojan war, certain writers began to interpret Troilus as a virtuous pagan knight - a second Hector, the wall of Troy, a warrior who killed a thousand Greeks and matched Diomedes in direct combat.

Together, these factors allow Troilus to achieve all the skills necessary for a warrior, though these skills are instinctual rather than learned, and he does not have the requisite combat experience to make full use of them. It is ‘the ability to fight’ rather than a Servant’s skills. Nonetheless, his combat abilities are greatly enhanced from that of an innocent child.

Class: Caster
Name: Kreimhild
Title(s): Princess of the Burgundians, She-Devil of the Nibelungs
Height/Weight: 155cm/44kg (without armor)
Gender: Female
Attribute: Earth
Era/Place of Origin: Age of Man/Pre-Christian Germany
Alignment: Neutral Evil
Weapon: Staff, Magic

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Backstory & Personality: The main character of the German epic tale Nibelungenlied, as well as one of the world's most well-know seekers of revenge. Probably the most well-known in Europe before the raise of a certain man with an insufferable laugh. Once upon a time she was the perfect courtly maiden, a well-mannered and beautiful-beyond-compare princess of Burgundy who loved and was loved by a hero-beyond-compare.

Her life was filled with joy and blessings, however, it wouldn't last.

In due time, the curse brought forth by the treasure belonging to the vile Fafnir struck Siegfried and all those close to him, but none more than Kriemhild herself.

As soon as Siegfried finished fulfilling her brother's (King Gunther) request of conquering the fierce warrior Queen Brunhilde, bringing forth a massive dispute between her and Kriemhild, he was killed in a cowardly betrayal by one of his most trusted allies. He had attempted to end the field between the women by laying down his life, nevertheless, these two events combined drove Kriemhild over the edge and she became a she-devil like no other as she sought her bloody revenge.

After bringing her wrath over all those who wronged her, Kriemhild was finally taken down by a merciful blow, freeing her from her madness and allowing her to finally begin the true search to become one with her beloved once again.
Character Objectives: To meet with her beloved Siegfried one again.

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Strength: C
Endurance: B
Agility: C
Mana: A
Luck: E

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• Territory Creation B: The ability to build a terrain that's advantageous to one as a magus. With her skills, Kriemhild is able to construct a workshop suitable for a spellcaster of her degree.
• Item Construction B: The ability to produce magical objects and elixirs as long as one possesses the necessary ingredients. Her main use for this skill is the creation of familiars like Dragon Tooth Warriors.

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• Avenger B: Because of her history of revenge, negative emotions and curses are not only drawn to Kriemhild but also empower her. Simply put, she converts hatred into magical energy.
• Memory Correction B: The single-minded willpower of one who seeks revenge. Kriemhild will never forget and never forgive those who wronged her as long as she draws breath.
• Golden Rule B: Because of the cursed treasure of the Nibelungs, she never has to worry about money. However, her Luck parameter is reduced.
• Primordial Rune -: Knowledge of Runes from the Age of the Gods. Those who posses it are also versed in the regular version of Rune Magecraft. While the times were changing when Kriemhild lived, the remnants of the Gods powers could be felt in the in the world strongly enough that a Sorceress of her caliber was able to master the Primordial Runes of Odin. Her skill as a mage was second to none, not even her rival Brunhilde.

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Name: Nibelungenlied: The Book of Kriemhild
Title: "Hell hath no Fury like a Woman Scorned"
Rank: A-
NP Type: Anti-Unit (Self)
Range: 0
Maximum Number of Targets: 1
Description: The crystallization of the Kriemhild's history of revenge as told in the many variations of the Saga of the Nibelungs. This Noble Phantasm originally granted access to the Avenger Class Skills Avenger and Memory correction at A Rank. However, because Kriemhild's role as the most well-known seeker of revenge in Europe was overtaken by a certain other Anti Hero, it suffered a penalty, forcing the ranks of those skills to down to B.

Name: Der Ring des Nibelungen
Title: "Cursed Ring of the Wrathful Dragon"
Rank: EX
NP Type: Anti-Unit(Self)
Range: 0
Maximum Number of Targets: 1
Description: The Ring fashioned from the cursed treasure of the Nibelungs by the dwarf Alberich. Those who wear it are granted fortune and power but also afflicted by a terrible curse. However, thanks to curses having become a source of power for Kriemhild, she can make better use of it than most.

First and foremost, for her, it grants the skill Golden Rule at B Rank. Even so, she's still subject to the same decrease in her Luck Parameter as Siegfried.

Second, the curse that emanates from the Ring acts as a constant wellspring of magical energy for Kriemhild, replenishing her reserves far faster than she could on her own. As long as she keeps the ring on her person, she can even exist on this world without the need of a Master to provide for her.

Lastly, by calling on this Noble Phantasm's True Name it's possible to summon a replica of the Dragon Fafnir to this world brought forth from the residual consciousness left in the treasure and the dragon's own thirsty for revenge. While the upkeep is steep, the dragon's destructive power is unmatched, making it a perfect tool of widespread vengeance.

However, since the dragon responds to its own will, she has no control over it once it's summoned, making this a risk move that can bring ruin upon her allies and herself if done recklessly. The possibility of being consumed by the flames of her own hatred is very real. Just what you'd expect of someone as hellbent on self-destructive revenge as Kriemhild and of a cursed treasure such as the Ring of the Nibelungs...

”Want a smoke? No? Get back to work, then.”

Name: Rosalyn Bell

Title(s):

Appearance: Rosalyn looks to be in her mid twenties at 5’5”. Typically she wears a nice jacket (when it’s cold) and a button up shirt that is cut off just above her navel with a loosely knotted tie. Her earrings change out a lot so when she can she’ll wear different ones every day.

Gender: Female

Age: “24” (33)

Alignment: Neutral Good

Rank: (Your capability as a Magus in the eyes of the Mages Association. This will be given to you on approval.)

Command Seal:

Personality: Rosalyn can be a bit of a hard-ass at times. She prefers things to be by the book if possible, but she’s not afraid to let things get off the rail if helps the situation. The biggest noticeable feature is her chain smoking habit. A bad thing she picked up following her old man’s example as well as his rough talk.

Over-all, she’s pretty good natured and willing to help others out with a little bit of grumbling. She wants people to be the best they can be. Of course, she can’t be completely upfront with it. That’d ruin the cool demeanor she has going on. On a side note, not that she’d admit it, but she likes cute things and she’d really hate for that to ruin her image.

Bio: Rosalyn Bell is a 33 year old woman from the Eastern United States. Her family hails from the Old World, specifically Northern England and Southern Scotland. From a young age, Rosalyn was trained by her British father in Magecraft. Nothing too different from most other children in Magus families in that respect.

The biggest thing is the fact her “Bell” family of Magi has not been around long in the grand scheme of Mages. Supposedly, they have the blood of druids of old and they lay dormant as Magus for many many years. About 80 or so years ago another Mage family found them and reintroduced them to Magecraft shortly before the years of the Second Great War.

They are nowhere near the power of the accomplished families like the Tohsaka’s or the Einzberns of course, but they’ve become a fairly well known one at the least. Without the years behind them, they’ve practiced using both whichever Element they have an affinity for.

Rosalyn herself is the eldest of four siblings. While not quite as talented as her youngest brother, she is the most hardworking and knowledgeable. For now, she is mostly likely to become the family head in the future. With that in mind, she wanted this position at Chaldea when she learned of it.

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Magic Circuit Switch: The clicking sound of a Zippo Lighter cap closing.

Number of Magic Circuits: C
Quality of Magic Circuits: B

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Elemental Affinity: Fire, Wind

Magecraft: Rosalyn of course has the basics of Magecraft as she studied at the Mage’s Association. Beyond that, she honed her elemental affinities in both Fire and Wind and just loves to catch things on fire. She's no arsonist, but the more beautiful the flame the better.

She can use both of her affinities to fan flames. Fire to keep the flames going and wind to spread the flames like some crazed forest fire and deliver more oxygen to make the fires roar. Meanwhile, her flames alone.

Aside from that, Rosalyn has a bit of knowledge of Healing Magecraft in about three different ways. The first being a small breath of warmth that helps warm and slightly helps the body heal itself a small bit. The second is healing through physical contact, typically Rosalyn prefers this through massages. Girls beware of stray hands The last is almost more punishment than treatment... But hot coals supposedly have purifying powers, so Rosalyn adapted this to healing. While it MAY hurt, one just needs to "stop being a baby" and everything will be better.

Crest: 2-3 Generations, 80 Years

Weapon:

Rose Lighter: A lighter with some rose decorations that can help focus Rosalyn’s powers of fire. It doesn’t run out of fuel to work so long as the user has an amount of mana in or around them. It was given to her by her father that calls her, “Rose” when they aren’t talking about business thus the design.

Mystic Cigarettes: A type of Mystic Code that explodes much like a combination of Incendiary and Fragmentation Grenade. Luckily, you can smoke it mostly and it’ll still work. They come in a 20 pack similar to a normal one, with the Bell family Crest on it.

A woman born to be the best and worked her hardest to reach that level. While she was given individual blessings by each of the main gods of Egypt, she still felt it necessary to work hard to become the ideal Pharaoh. This had led to her valuing hard work above nearly all else. Of course, she has no tolerance for those who want to achieve something without putting the work in. Those individuals don’t deserve any blessings.

Despite valuing the hard work of others, she still fundamentally believes herself to be better than the rest. It isn’t so much that everyone else is viewed as mongrels or anything, but that she values herself so highly in comparison to everyone else, who are simply just “people” to her. There are those, great heroes and kings, who transcend that status, but ultimately all are below Pharoah. She tries her best not to be condescending, but she isn’t all that great at it. It is hard to not be arrogant when you’re King of the World, don’t you know?

She is tenacious and fearless, though whether that comes from her arrogance or some other reason is unknown. Caster is the type to take charge of a situation and try to influence others to agree with her, as she is incredibly stubborn. Accepting defeat or admitting that she was wrong is something she seldom does and would probably have a minor breakdown if she ever needed to do it.

Her natural enemy is her stepson, Thutmose III.

Considering the early part of her reign, she may have some sort of dark side lurking within...

But that is better left unaddressed.

Hatshepsut’s story begins in the realm of the gods. One day, Amun looked out into Egypt and thought to himself how amazing it was. It had been many years since Egypt was last ruled by a woman, so he decided that a great queen would be the next to rule. He called a meeting between the gods and Amun asked each of them to protect her and bestow her gifts. It was at this meeting that Thoth alerted Amun of the wife Thutmose I, Ahmose, the most beautiful woman in all of Egypt. Amun decided that she would be the perfect mother and ordered Khnum to begin constructing his daughter.

Khnum wanted to please Amun and crafted this daughter to be strong, healthy, and to be greater than even the gods themselves. Such a thing had never been done before in Egypt, but this was how it was to be.

Another great blessing given to this daughter was by Isis. All of her wisdom of knowledge as bestowed upon this future queen, making her on par with the Goddess of Magic herself. Once more, another boon that was never before given in the land of Egypt. Truly, this daughter was to be the greatest to have ever ruled, at least since the time of Osiris and Horus.

With his daughter created, Amun placed her within Ahmose, and months later, Hatshepsut was born.

Hatshepsut’s early life is little known, but it did appear that she had an interest in the rituals of the priests even at a young age. She would become the primary wife and co-regent of her husband Thutmose II. Her knowledge of her religion would also bestow her the title of God’s Wife of Amen. On top of being both the daughter and sister of Pharaohs, few had ever been more qualified to be Pharaoh. She would finally take over as Pharaoh upon the death of her husband Thutmose II. As his son, Thutmose III, was the daughter of a secondary wife, and Hatshepsut had been declared Pharaoh by Amun himself, she would become the sole Pharaoh instead of Thutmose III.

Her reign could only be described as a Golden Age. While she would act as a vicious military leader in the first few years, winning and subjugating those around her, she would mellow out with time. She simply waves off his bloodthirsty period as “getting used to the position.” Either way, once that era of her reign was complete, she focused on improving the Kingdom, economically and in reconstruction. One of Hatshepsut’s greatest accomplishments came in her reestablishing previous trade routes to the Lane of Punt. These were ruined during the time of Hyskos, but she seemingly found it fit to reestablish these trade routes.

She actually just wanted access to Mur, Frakenscenses, and some of the plants, but nobody else needs to know that.

Her other great achievement was the construction of her Mortuary Temple, Djeser-Djeseru, a perfectly symmetrical colonnaded structure built a thousand years before the Parthenon. It could be called the prototype for the Classical Style prominent during the Greek and Roman eras. While it may not be the largest or most grand structure in Egypt, it is the one Temple in the land that nothing truly compares too.

Hatshepsut would live out the rest of her life in luxury as Pharaoh. She didn’t have a tragic end to her life, but what happened afterwards could only be called tragic. Her successor, Thutmose II’s son Thutmose III, tried to remove Hatshepsut from history. All of her monuments were defaced or covered up, even within her own temple. She was nearly lost from history, but it seemed Thutmose III didn’t do a good enough of a job. Hatshepsut’s legacy would be rediscovered and her rightful place as one of Egypt’s best Pharaohs would live on.

Armaments: He possesses a bag full of normal — if hefty and surprisingly well-rounded — stones.



A hero of Northern Europe, hailing as far back as the seventh century. He was one called “the tallest and strongest man in Norway”, father of the relatively more famous Frithjof the Bold and protagonist of his own sagas.

Perhaps to be expected of such personage, he boasted the signs of an exceptional individual from an early age. The largest and greatest of his father’s sons, he was considered to far and away exceed his own King’s children — who tried to kill him in jealousy, only for him to evade their attempts again and again.

As a young adult, it is said that he ventured into the underworld for no other reason than “I felt like doing it, and I like journeys,” stole from its inhabitants and escaped without a single scratch, bringing with him the treasures of the dead to the land of the living.

Yet another tale speaks of his meeting with a dwarf, whose son had been stolen by a demonic eagle sent by Odin — only for Thorstein to take pity on the man and, without pause, hit the flying creature with a single stone and killing it so unceremoniously it baffled the mind. When the dwarf offered him many treasures in return, Thorstein simply replied that he was not in the habit of asking for rewards in return for showing off, and only at the dwarf’s insistence did he agree to take them.

A different one even tells of his encounter against pirate ghosts in a barrow moud, and his exorcism of the largest wraith — that of a giant — as a matter of course.

But his most notable adventure was doubtlessly the one wherein he made his way to the land of the giants and forged a priceless friendship with the one that would one day be its ruler. Being told that their people was under the rule of the king of Jötunheirm, he offered to accompany them to the feast he was celebrating, hidden, and helped them win every event and fend off the king — who was the largest and strongest of the giants — in a fight, lest his new friend be killed. Listening to his instructions, the giants he had befriended left the hall on the final day of the festivities as others stayed to celebrate, and Thorstein approached under the guise of a human servant to “amuse” the giants.

Utilizing the magical artifact given to him by the dwarf, he burned his friend’s enemies to death, and with prodigious strength and keen aim, he defeated the giant king in a single hit.

Summoned in the modern era for the sake of saving the world, he takes on the mantle of a friendly ranger once again — but there can be no doubt that, to his enemies, he will show cold and merciless eyes. He lives this second life with the philosophy of “no attachments,” and simply does as he sees fit.

Perhaps he can be called the epitome of a “simply unreasonable hero.”






Ability to negate or diminish the effects of magecraft cast on one’s person. Even while targeted by High Thaumaturgy and Greater Rituals, it is difficult for him to be affected.

Rather than simply an ability belonging to Archer’s existence alone, it can be said that the aegis that shields him from magecraft is, at least, partly due to the Servant’s tremendous faith.


Refers to the ability to act independently from the Master’s magical supply, as well as the ability to survive damage to the Spirit Core. Though support for the use of Noble Phantasms with high magical energy consumption is required, it is possible to survive in the world for an entire week without a Master.




Refers to the possession of a perfect body from birth — even without training or recklessly ingesting calories, his shape does not change. As expected of this particular hero, he is beyond brawny no matter what. As a result, a plus modifier is endowed to his Strength parameter.

Archer was considered to be “the largest and strongest man in Norway” during his lifetime and beyond, and gained his sobriquet because he could neither pass through most doors or stand up in a house without hitting his head on the ceiling. Perhaps it is to be expected that the man that could compete with even giants in physical power possesses this skill.


Ability to break off from the battlefield even in the midst of combat. Boasting the highest rank, it also offers the bonus effect of returning battle conditions to zero, recovering the full values of the skill following use and even releasing status ailments placed upon the Servant. A bonafide escape artist.

A skill befitting an idiot that entered the underworld, robbed it blind and escaped without a blemish to show for it even when all the souls of the departed and gods of death hounded his every step.


Denotes proficiency with projectiles. In his case, it refers exclusively to the usage of stones as such.

Despite the Noble Phantasms he possessed, it is a point in his legend that he was the kind of monster able to hit and kill the demonic beast sent by Odin, as well as the Giant King later on, with nothing more than his keen aim and strong hand backing him, so it can be called something that has already exceeded humanity.

His skill in the craft is far and away enough to classify him as an Archer, and his precision is unquestionable. However, because of his habit of "showing off," he sometimes prefers to avoid dealing with the enemy quickly and instead awe the crowd with "spectacular trick-shooting."

. . .Well, at least nobody can say that he does not have a sense for aesthetics. By the way, one would expect this skill to be utilized in a traditional manner by means of "throwing," but in Archer's case, it is accomplished by. . .





Originally, a set of two gifts given to him by the dwarf whose child he saved — a stone and an accompanying poke used to actívate it. As a Servant, it appears that they have been condensed into a single Noble Phantasm.

The stone is triangular in shape, and although easily capable of fitting in Archer's palm, it should be obvious that anyone else will find it rather large. One side is white in color, and the other a fiery red, with a gold band separating them.

By poking each side, local laws are rewritten around the stone — the white brings about the cold of Niflheimr, whereas the red causes it to flare with the heat of Muspelheimr. In most circumstances, this simply results in Archer flinging it about as either a freezing or superheated projectile at his leisure, but should the True Name be released, a violent explosion of magical energy would occur.

...However, the most important secret dwells not in the stone, but in the club that serves as its own separate piece of an interlocking Noble Phantasm. The dwarf told Archer of a curse that would make the stone never miss its target so long as it was hit by said club — and such curse melded with the anecdotes of Archer's inhuman aim and deadly shots to give rise to an "assured hit" that bears a similar effect to a certain demonic lance.

Activated at Archer's discretion, it is a curse that interferes with causalty that makes avoidance impossible — "the poke has hit the stone" is effectively the same as saying "the stone has hit the target."

It is fundamentally an ability that only works when utilizing the poke on the stone specifically, but because of such restrictiveness, it is possible to say that in terms of power and efficiency, it stands on a league of its own. The only way to avoid it, much like with that accursed spear, is by means of a LCK check.

...Incidentally, the club itself resembles equipment used in a popular table sport of the modern age. Archer refers to it as "a trickshot to die for."



The flint gifted to him by the same dwarf — perhaps it is not wrong to say Archer indeed acquired many precious Noble Phantasms from him.

Calling it "something that would offer Archer sanctuary," it is what he utilized to avoid giving himself away in the land of the giants, and it fulfilled its purpose to the point that even when Archer physically interfered in the festivities the circumstances threw him in, none were the wiser as to the fact someone else had acted at all — from restraining the legs of one in a fight to controlling the course of the ball in their games, he remained undetected throughout.

Fundamentally speaking, then, it is a Noble Phantasm used for obfuscation with similar functions to the secret possessed by the Green Man of Sherwood Forest, rendering Archer unseen to the physical senses.

It is a "secret weapon" that allows Archer to exhibit a shocking, Assassin-like behavior despite being a member of the proud Knight Classes. However, magical emanations remain unmasked, so it can be called a Noble Phantasm he would have only been able to use to its fullest potential in such a class to begin with.

While some would balk at the dishonorable conduct he presents in this situation, showing a marked preference toward ambush tactics and slaying the enemy before they can reitaliate, Archer himself only shrugs with a smile and calls it his own definition of "fulfilling the role of a ranger."

The adult form of the heroic Penthesilea. Normally, she would deny this form as her 'Prime', but it is impossible within the Knight classes, where her pride as a Hero and Queen is pushed to the forefront. Afterall, she is the daughter of Mars who values strength and power above all else. Her dignity and pride as a Queen are absolute, and she will not tolerate insolence without an appropriate punishment. Though arrogant in her own way, she is also a Queen who leads from the front- terrifying her enemies and bringing salvation to her allies. There is no doubt that she is her Fathers daughter.

In battle she operates with cold efficiency and great brutality- though her dignity as both a warrior and Queen has undeniably blossomed in this form. It is the 'her' who kneeled before the corpse of Hector and promised to save the unsaveable. There is chivalry about her that is worthy of any great Knight, distinctly pagan in tone though it may be. She is often placed alongside Hector as an example of the personification of chivalry, and is herself counted among the Lady Worthies.

Even if her form is not that of Berserker(And she has no conscious memories of her death), she is doubtlessly a woman carrying much pain and many regrets. Being the strongest of the Amazonian Queens also meant that the Amazon tribe could only decline into obscurity after her death. Many of her sisters were abducted or killed by greek 'heroes', and there are even stories where she accidentally kills her sister on a hunting trip. The death of everyone close to her and anyone she attempted to save such as Hector have left deep impressions on her. Though it is never expressed in words, she has a strong sense of obligation and care toward those she feels some sort of bond with.

Penthesilea is fundamentally a calm and stoic person who is ultimately laconic. Further, Lancers extremely inhuman blood makes it difficult for her to reach true understandings with others- to say nothing of her status as both Queen and killing machine. There are rare moments where she carries herself less cooly, usually during something like training.

Lancer views other Servants as 'compatriots' comparable to her allies in Troy who stood against a thousand soldiers each. She respects power, so her default relations with virtually any Heroic Spirit are probably at least acceptable. Masters are the civilians of Troy to be defended so she will treat them with some level of dignity. After all, even non soldiers can act as a militia when called upon. Anyone else(barring a few exceptions) would merely just be 'those to be saved' so she usually doesn't give them any attention whatsoever.


Penthesilea is a queen of the Amazónes (Amazons) from Greek Mythology. A daughter of Mars, supposedly she has several sisters - including Hippolyta, whose belt was stolen by Heracles.

After Hector’s death, the Amazónes troops lead by Penthesilea assisted the Trojan forces and fought against the Achaean army.

And then, Queen Penthesilea ended up having a personal duel against the enemy hero, Achilles. Its conclusion was, for sure, the last and greatest disgrace of her life.

He himself was probably not aware, how he had muttered that she was “beautiful”.

She had fought as a warrior. She had not shown herself as a “woman”. At the end of mortal kombat with a true warrior, a hero should feel relief upon looking at the enemy. “I defeated her”, “I’m glad I didn’t die”, “Don’t you stand up anymore”, etc. And yet... even still, he...

A rage that surpassed all rages caused the evaporation of all emotions and, in the end, all she could do was laugh. At the very least, she could only cast a harassment-like curse.

Her Noble Phantasms provide her armor and armaments. It is however good to note that a shield is included with her armor set. Lancer also makes use of a few javelins made of magical energy- proficiently used, given her class. Switching between the Lance and Sword form of her Noble Phantasm is not abnormal for her, and there is little distinction between her skill using either.

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Name: John Dee

Title(s): The Queen's Adviser, Voice of the Angels

Class: Caster

Gender: Male

Attribute: Man

Era: Age of Man; 1527-1609

Alignment: Lawful Good

Personality: In life a pious man, John revels in living in god's creation and likes to carefully observe his surroundings. Upon receiving the Grail he would like to wish for 'a world where his vision of the path to the Root was the one true path' that path being the unity of all of humanity under God.

Character Objectives: Being brought back in the modern era John wishes to continue his work and finish deciphering the Book of Soyga. He's curious about the advancements in both magic and science humanity has made and wants to add that knowledge to his already extensive library.

Bio: A prodigy of the sciences and a devotee to God, John Dee was an occultist, magus and mathematician who served as Queen Elizabeth I's adviser during the Elizabethan era. An avid book collector, he amassed the largest library in England at the time and came into be possession of several powerful magical texts, including the Book of Soyga. Collaborating with the scryer and alchemist, Edward Kelly, he claimed to have rediscovered the language of angels in hopes of finding the universal language of creation that would unite humanity before the end times. He claimed to have communed with the Archangel Uriel and asked it about the nature of the Book of Soyga. Uriel revealed that the book had been given to Adam in Paradise and could only be fully understood by the Archangel Michael. In truth, however, Dee had a hard time distinguishing angels from demons, and so became an accidental demonologist who was easily deceived and lead astray.

His more 'fantastical' exploits should not overshadow his mundane ones. The man was a genius and the leading expert of navigation in his time leading to the European Age of Discovery. He even coined the term 'British Empire'.

Weapon: Uses a variety of Mystic Codes. Within his possession is a Speculum; a black, polished mirror of Meso-American origin that he uses to amplify his magecraft, the 'Seal of God'; a large shew-stone he used for scrying, and a golden amulet of protection given to him by Kelly.

Parameters:

Strength: E

Endurance: D

Agility: D

Mana: A

Luck: B

Class Skills:
*Item Construction (B): The skill to manufacture magical items. Studied alchemy and worked with a renowned alchemist for many years. Also know for creating and possessing a variety of magical objects and text.
*Territory Creation (B): The skill to build a special terrain that is advantageous to oneself as a magus. At this rank a workshop can be created. He has a choice of recreating his personal library or the workshop shared by himself and Edward Kelly.

Personal Skills:
*Natural Born Genius (A): A skill that shows one who has unparalleled natural knowledge. Allows the use of most Skills, excluding those inherent to the body (such as Divinity) or ones unique to particular heroes, at proficiency of A~B Rank. Was a polymath in life, made breakthroughs in navigation that directly lead to the colonisation of the new world, surmised that the universe could be expressed mathematically
*Enochian Magic (EX): A skill that shows ones ability to understand the Enochian language, and in doing so perform ceremonies to evoke and command spirits. Through this, the creation of and communication with angels and/or demons becomes realised. This was a system of magic that John invented alongside his partner Kelly during the angelic conversations, so his rank in it is EX since it's his foundation.
*Innocent Monster (Prospero) (C): An attribute possessed by Servants whose true history and existence have been distorted by monstrous reputations and gossips they accrued across the course of their life and thereafter, without concern for the actual person's will or appearance. Due to the reputation he gained later in life with his growing obsession with the occult, this John Dee has appeared as the dark mystic most people characterise him as rather than the pious man of God and scientist he was throughout most of his life. He has take on a resemblance to the manipulative, anti-theistic sorcerer from Shakespeare's The Tempest, Prospero.

Noble Phantasm(s):
Noble Phantasm(s):

PHANTASM NAME: The Lost Library - Every Work On Heaven And Earth
TYPE: Anti-Ignorance
RANK: E~A++
Range: Self
Max. Targets: N/A

DESCRIPTION: Knowledge is power. If that is true, than the library of John Dee is no less the accumulated knowledge of all the occult practices in the world. It holds not swords, but rather occult tomes collected during his lifetime. Books in his collection include such works as the Book of Soyga, Prelati's Spellbook, the Voynich manuscript, and a complete translation of the Necronomicon and even the lost works of Shakespeare. Many books of lesser quality and renown also exist within.

After going on a trip, Dee's library was raided by local mystics. But it didn't take long for him to rebuild the library to greater glory. This is because it's not a typical library in the idea of merely holding knowledge. But instead is autonomous in nature. It collects and preserves knowledge, and even despite Dee's passing it is still active. Its place of residence is truly unknown, but some claim that Dee's travels allowed him to breach the Reverse side of the world, where he then hid his true library.

[Effect]: It is a library that contains within it scholarly texts on virtually every magical practice in the World. A representation of what was at one point the biggest repository of magical knowledge, within it are several texts on virtually all forms of magecraft as well as some legendary books that could be Noble Phantasms in their own right. Though he has little interest in demons, it is a result of his skill 'Innocent Monster' that he cannot tell the difference between angel or demon, so he will interpret any being summoned or created by him as an 'angel', no matter how grotesque. Dee is able to access his library by holding out a hand, and then pulling it back to himself, simulating the motion of pulling a book from a shelf. The books can be dismissed and returned to the library at any point and if any of them sustain any damage, that damage would be repaired and any lost knowledge would be restored upon returning the book to the library. The only method to permanently destroy the library and the knowledge within would be for John to renounce his magic and drown his books. Such a loss would cause a chain reaction and have a devastating effect on the World...

Name: Mori Nagayoshi
Title: Demon Musashi
Class: Lancer
Gender: Male
Attribute:
Era: 1558 - 1584
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral

Personality: Short tempered, ruthless, and rough around the edges, Lancer considers most things other than battle, women, food, and treasure to be "A waste of my freakin' time!" He has some sense of honour and loyalty, but doesn't have an issue with underhanded attacks so much as he simply doesn't have the brains for them. If he actually managed to pull off something like a sneak attack or deception, his comment would be "Shoulda' been ready, knucklehead." He hates having those kinds of arguments used on him, though. He's more or less the cocky brute he seems to be on the outside. The only people who get honest respect from him are those who offer him a straightforward challenge in combat.

Bio: A servant of the Oda clan known for his ferocity in battle, violent temper, and legendary horseback riding. His butchering of enemy troops was enough to a reputation as a devil, though of course he was merely a man. He perished during the Battle of Komaki and Nagakute, fighting to aid Toyotomi Hideyoshi until his last breath.

Parameters
Strength: B
Endurance: C
Agility: B
Mana: D
Luck: E

Class Skill
Magic Resistance D: Cancels single-action spells against Lancer, and slightly reduces magical damage.

Personal Skills
Knowledge of Melees B: A high level of skill is displayed in group combat, whether fighting among or against a large force.
Riding X: Normally a high-class talent for maneuvering on horseback. Due to the state of his Noble Phantasm, it can be viewed as a 'Running' ability instead, allowing high speeds to be achieved, and to go beyond one's limits when facing a faster enemy.
Devil of War A: Represents Lancer's reputation as a fierce and violent soldier. Comprises high spearmanship and comprehension of enemy fighting styles, as well as some allowance to make use of other arts of war (swords, bows, rifles, throwing weapons) at a moderate level if the situation demands it. Lancer lacks the ability to survive fatal wounds, but the rage and commitment he puts behind his actions in battle means that if he will not falter due to suffering damage mid-attack.

Noble Phantasms
Name: Boneless Man
Title: Like a 1000 Degree Spear Through Butter
Rank: C+
NP Type: Anti-Unit (Anti Army)
Range: 1~4 (1~25)
Maximum Number of Targets: 1 person (40 people)
Description: Nagayoshi's long-headed spear, said to be able to slice with such ease that the enemy may as well have no bones. Strikes with this weapon ignore hardness and protection passively at an exceptionally low mana cost, making it a deadly ability that can constantly be in effect with each swing. Additionally, thanks to the Lancer class container, a true name release is possible. This release draws on Nagayoshi's identity as a blood-drenched juggernaut of the front lines, dicing everything in a wide radius around him as his spear becomes a whipping silver tornado. Since this attack is impossible to withstand, survival is dependant on passing an AGI check to retreat out of range in time.

Name: One Hundred Steps
Title: Gold Rush!
Rank: B
NP Type: Anti-Unit
Range: unlimited
Maximum Number of Targets: 1
Description: Nagayoshi's horse, said to be the fastest in Japan. It displayed an impossible feat by reaching a far-off gold mine in a mere 100 steps. Nagayoshi and his steed are lauded as being capable of impossible journeys, and his riding skills are top-notch despite being limited to a mundane beast. Its power to reach any destination is accounted for by Lancer's own willpower and enthusiasm, whether a greed for gold or some other motivator of the moment. Distance and obstacles mean nothing to this incredible mount.

Unfortunately, due to not being in the Rider class, Nagayoshi does not possess such a steed and thus cannot use this Noble Phantasm.

"You thought that was gonna stop me!?"

...It seems the phrase 'obstacles mean nothing' is not just for show. In this case, the lack of a horse is no issue for Lancer, who replicates the achievement using his own two feet. Having taken on the status of his own horse, Lancer passively gains a boost to his speed, including a severe increase to his long-distance running, which reaches the level of phantasmal beasts. Using the true name of this Noble Phantasm, the anecdote of an impossible journey can be replicated. No matter who or what Nagayoshi selects as his destination, he is guaranteed to arrive there, with the supernatural effects used in that journey depending on what's needed.

This ability may be used offensively by choosing a destination such as an enemy's heart or brain for a can't-miss fatal attack. The target of this must make a LUK check to offset the destination somewhat, with a moderate success shunting the destination to a nonfatal part of their body and a high success preventing the attack from entering the body at all. This ability does take some time to take effect, with a delay between activation and the attack being equivalent to 100 steps (though restraining Lancer's feet will not prevent it). Though if Lancer comes within a few feet of a target, the attack will trigger immediately.

Name: Diomedes

Title(s): Clandestine King of Combat, Once Favored Champion of Athena

Class: Assassin

Gender: Male

Attribute: Sky

Era: Age of Gods

Alignment: Lawful Evil

Personality: A pragmatic hero who follows his Master's orders without question, a humble warrior who puts his faith in his masters and in fate itself. As an Assassin, he still displays the skills and prowess of a hero from the Age of Gods. Dedicates himself to his Master and their cause, and does not even allow emotion to get in the way of accomplishing his goals. To his Master who summoned him as an Assassin, Diomedes will serve as a cold tactician, operating with ruthless efficiency to accomplish their goals and sacrificing even his own ideals in order to achieve victory. Despite his humility, Diomedes still sports a sharp tongue, and won't refrain from calling out plans or actions that are stupid. Not even his Master, of whom he is secondary to, is safe from the biting words of King of Combat.

Bio: Hero of the Trojan War and among the mightiest and most skilled of the Achaeans, only second to Achilles in fighting prowess. Favored champion of the immortal Athena, earning her protection and help throughout the war and beyond. A warrior whose bravery is so great, he attacked and wounded Olympian gods. However, he is summoned as an Assassin due to his participation in covert operations alongside the cunning Odysseus, most notably his role in the theft of the Palladium. Despite this, his courage and prowess has not once diminished even as an Assassin.

Weapon: Sword, Spear, Rock

Parameters:

Strength: C

Endurance: C

Agility: A

Mana: D

Luck: A

Class Skills:

Presence Concealment: B+
The capacity to hide one's presence as a Servant. Suitable for spying. It is possible to disappear and become extremely difficult to be detected. The rank of Presence Concealment drops considerably when preparing to attack. For Diomedes, the attack condition does not apply when sabotaging an opponent's defenses.

Personal Skills:

Divinity: C
The measure of one's aptitude as a Divine Spirit. The favored warrior of Athena, Diomedes was even granted a place at her side as an immortal after his death. Diomedes sports high Divine Spirit aptitudes. However, rank has decreased due to the act of stealing the Palladium, which is one of his Noble Phantasms when summoned as an Assassin.

Protection of the Goddess of Wisdom: C+
Divine providence granted by the Goddess of Wisdom, Athena. Insight which allows Diomedes to find the most optimal course for accomplishing a goal. However, its effectiveness has diminished slightly due to Athena's waning favor. Normally this skill would also grant Diomedes with an increase in physical parameters, but due to the possession of Palládio Athiná, he only receives momentary tactical advice whenever the goddess would deem it appropriate.

Determination of Steel (Fate): A
Composite skill combining the effects of Bravery and Calm and Collected. Hardens the user's mind to accomplish a task, granting a resistance to mental interference and even the user's own emotions. A courageous heart and a mind of steel tempered further by his confidence in the providence of the gods, Diomedes did not once allow his own emotions to dictate his actions if they would also prove detrimental to his ultimate goals. He allowed the sly Odysseus to live despite an attempt on his life due to the scoundrel's importance in ensuring victory to the Achaeans.

Iroikí Aristeía: B
The virtues of a mighty warrior whose heroic deeds shine beyond their observable legend. Displays the combat ability of a Knight-class Servant despite being summoned as an Assassin, providing bonuses to close-combat prowess in regards to the user's skills with the sword and spear. Diomedes possesses the capabilities of a seasoned warrior that cannot be diminished, and even class restrictions become something meaningless. Diomedes was one of the only Achaean generals to participate in clandestine missions of the Trojan War not only for his resourcefulness and duplicity, but also for his courage and skill at arms.

Noble Phantasms:

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Name: Palládio Athiná

Title: Sagacious Idol of Sacred Protection

Rank: D (A+)

NP Type: Barrier

Range: 0

Maximum Number of Targets: 1 person

Description: The limited-edition signed Nendoroid wooden statuette of the Greek Goddess of Wisdom, Athena, formerly held within the kingdom of Troy. It is said that so long as the Palladium remained within Troy, its walls shall not fall. After learning of this prophecy, both Diomedes and Odysseus were sent to steal the Palladium and bring it outside of Troy. Diomedes had successfully stolen the idol, and kept it in his possession until well after the war when he returned it to Aeneas many years later. The Trojan Palladium serves as a prototype for other objects or icons of religious antiquity that grants protection to cities, nations, or militaries.

A barrier-type Noble Phantasm that is supposed to grant its user a form of "invulnerability". However, in Diomedes' hands, it seems to only grant a Rank-Up to Luck as well as an increase in his own force of providence. Furthermore, because of Diomedes' possession of an artifact that was not meant for him, Athena's favor wanes as long as he is in possession of it. This Noble Phantasm can be gifted to others (and will grant a similar effect to its new owner), but Diomedes keeps it in his possession because he doesn't believe it would be right to just hand off a religious icon belonging to his goddess (and giving it to the wrong person will upset her further.) However, when given to a true Trojan hero, its true protective capabilities can be displayed, granting the same concept of invulnerability to the holder; so long as the Palládio Athiná stays within the possession of a true child of Troy, then their survival is ensured, granting the wielder a "certainty to live".

If the Palládio Athiná were to find its way back within the walls of Troy, then this protection may be able to expand to an entire nation...

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Name: Palládio Antistrofí

Title: Devious Theft of the Divine Sanctuary

Rank: C++

NP Type: Anti-Unit

Range: 1~2

Maximum Number of Targets: 1

Description: The crystallization of the act of stealing the Palladium, as well as the various acts that Diomedes performed in order to sabotage the many defenses in place that prevented Troy from being overtaken by the Achaeans. A melee attack that disrupts an opponent's defensive ability by means of a "Diomedian switch", deactivating their protection and inflicting damage vulnerability proportionate to the rank of the defense lost. A devastating ability that can turn the tides of battle, it also has its limits. Firstly, Diomedes must know of the specific protection that he wishes to sabotage beforehand, and upon invocation of this Noble Phantasm, he can only disable that one particular defensive ability. Diomedes also must perform this ability stealthily, as his opponent must be unaware of his presence prior to the activation of this Noble Phantasm.