The Holy Grail War, a bloody conflict between mages known as Masters and their respective Servants, Heroic Spirits summoned as powerful familiars. While such a concept was born in the Far East, at a city so unimportant that most don't even remember its name anymore, it has spread far and wide after the secrets of the ritual were leaked through a series of unfortunate circumstances, several decades ago.

Many attempts at recreating the ritual ever since have resulted in degrees of success that range from "very close but not quite enough" to "utter and total disaster for everyone involved".

The key for a complete Holy Grail seemed to have died with the ritual's original creators, all of which vanished from history without leaving any discernible traces.

It seemed that the once great ritual was fated to never be seen in its full form.

That is, until now...


"Whaaat!? That cannot be!"

The office of the Modern Magecraft Studies Faculty was shaken after its current head, Lord El-Meloi II, let out a shouted out of nowhere.

Even though the cause for it was obviously the letter that he crushed with white knuckle strength, his assistant, Gray—a mysterious silver-haired girl wearing a hooded cloak despite them being indoors—turned towards him and asked, "Is there any problem, Sir?"

"Yes. Prepare everything, we are going to America," Lord El-Melloi as he let the letter go and lit a cigar before taking a long drag.

"America? May I ask for what reason?" Gray asked in her typical soft voice.

"It turns out that..."


"It was hiding under our noses all this time," said the voice of an old man, apparently well past his sixties, but in truth probably much older, thanks to his origins as a magus.

He couldn't believe at what he found while excavating a new cellar for his mansion. He heard of the Holy Grail War before, but never took any part in it because the ritual was—from his understanding—fundamentally flawed. There was a missing piece that no one could ever find the way to correctly replicate.

However, what he found was exactly the piece that was needed to make it work. He didn't know how it came to be buried under his property, but the fact that it was here in undeniable. Any magus worth their name that set their eyes into it for even a second would know what it was.

Using it he too could create his own Holy Grail War. No, he could create the greatest Holy Grail War ever conceived, and, maybe he could get that which he wished for more than anything else.

"Certainly, it wouldn't be impossible..." the old man said to himself while looking wistfully at an old, discolored portrait.

Building a new cellar could wait, this was time to begin preparations for the moment that would change his fate...


Welcome to the "First" Great Holy Grail War. A bloody conflict brought forth by one man's lucky discovery.

I don't think that there's any great need for much explanation regarding the Fate universe and lore at this point in time. Especially if you read everything thus far.

Nevertheless, the short version of this RP's setting is a Great Holy Grail War, a conflict between two sets of seven Masters and Servants paired in teams, usually called Red and Black Factions.

The conflict will take place in Black Rock, a small city of the Northeastern United States whose whole existence spins around its rich coal mines.

In the late Fall/early Winter Magi from all around the world (and maybe a few fortune non Magi) received an invitation letter to take part in a "True Holy Grail War".

The invitation was signed by someone who went by the name of Antoninus. It didn't present anything other than the invitation itself, and information about how to reach the Holy Grail War's site. Nevertheless, it came with undeniable proof that it was the real deal since anyone opening the letters would immediately find themselves with a full set of three Command Seals which marked them as the Masters chosen by the Great Holy Grail that went missing all those years ago. The last piece required for a successful ritual that no one was ever able to replicate.

Upon taking notice of it, the Mage's Association—or rather, a small faction led by Lady Reines El-Melloi Archisorte—sent an observer to the place of the conflict. The Church also decided to take part now that the Great Holy Grail was undeniably involved, sending their own Overseer who's supposed to work with the Clock Tower's observer to ensure that the ritual doesn't get out of the way.


As mentioned above, the Holy Grail War will happen in the small city of Black Rock, located in a still reasonably lush valley at the Northeastern United States. Despite being an old city, it remained a relatively small location, whose whole reason of being revolves around the coal industry.

It's an isolated place, as untouched by men's hands as possible. The perfect staging grounds for the Greatest Holy Grail War in history.

The Holy Grail War staging grounds will consist of a few regions, spread over the roughly 100 square kilometers area of the Black Rock valley in which eponymous was founded.

The valley is divided in two by the Black River. One of the parts is a southeastern portion of about one third of the total area of the valley, which is mostly where Black Rock City is located, and the other is an opposite northwestern portion with the remaining land. By the river's margins lay a set of train tracks and a narrow road which are the only way in and out of the valley other than from the helipad at the local hospital—which is only used for medical emergencies—or a few mountain trails known only by the most experienced local hunters.

The city itself is divided in a few neighborhoods:

• Two main residential districts: an older one at the north, close to the Mines and the Railyard, which consists of pretty much all of historical Black Rock. And a new one built on the foothills, close to the new Downtown.
• The New Downtown: The main economic center of modern Black Rock. This is where most of the city's key infrastructure is located, like most banks, the hospital, and the few hotels worth speaking of. The tallest building around is the Monarch Hotel, standing at an impressive 18 stories, which is about twice as tall as any other building in the city.
• The Mines and Railyard: the oldest, at the northernmost edge of Black Rock and still most relevant place in the city. You can say that if anything were to happen to it to these locations, Black Rock would likely be bankrupt in less than a generation.
• The Historical District: technically part of the northern residential district. This is where you'll find the oldest church of the city (The Chruch's representative's headquarters), as well as the local university (The Clock Tower's representative's headquarters) and a museum dedicated to the city's history.
• The Valley: Just about two thirds of the Black Rock valley are covered in almost untouched woodland. It's believed by historians that the hills to the north might have been inhabited by natives, trying to escape the disastrous consequences of the first contact with the European settlers, but the remnants of this mysterious tribe have never been found even when using satellite imagery. That said, other tribes from around the region say that this land is cursed and won't set their feet there for any reason.
• The Beyond: There maybe other places worth looking for in the valley (like caves in the mountains, abandoned mine tunnels around and under the city, and old Native American ruins hidden in the woods) but, for the most part, the ones listed in the notes above are the "official" staging grounds of the Holy Grail War.

Now, for the most important part of this post: the rules.

Simply put, I'm willing to allow pretty much any concept of Servant (canon or not) or Master to be used, as long as they abide to a few simple rules to make things manageable:

• First of all, any Servants that would have exaggeratedly high staging grounds bonus (e.g.: pretty much any great American Hero/historical figure who could qualify as a Servant) can't normally be used. Exceptions can be made for those who would otherwise get low enough bonuses or be mediocre enough that a high staging grounds bonus wouldn't matter.
• Likewise, anyone born after 1905 (who's not a canon Servant), anyone who's not dead (except for Merlin), and purely fictional figures/people who don't/never existed, cannot be summoned as Servants either. The same applies to Lost Belt Kings and anyone else whose existence doesn't belong to the Greater History of Mankind. However, because this is a hell of a muddy issue in canon, whose rules aren't known in enough detail, I'll be ignoring the existence of the class of beings known as Phantom Spirits (e.g.: The Freeshooter, Yang Qing, etc.). Anyone who has been declared as a Phantom/unsummonable for no specific cause (e.g.: Michelangelo, etc.), who makes sense to be able to be summoned as a Servant (i.e.: Doesn't contradict any of the other summoning rules), will be eligible for summoning.
• As usual, pure divine spirits, and pseudo/demi Servants aren't available either. However, if the entity bonded with a human as a Pseudo Servant in official works is summonable in and off themselves (e.g.: Sima Yi, Zhuge Liang), they can be used as Servants.
• While I'll not outright ban the usual suspects (Gilgamesh, Ozimandias, Achilles, Hindu legendary Servants, non Berserker Heracles), there'll be a condition to allow them to be summoned detailed further down. Keep in mind that those Servants have a very high upkeep cost to maintain, so you might end up killing your master and jeopardizing your own fun if you pick one of them and go too hard too fast.
• When doing OC Servants, please, avoid composite skills who aren't canon (and even most of the canon ones). I'll probably not approve of any Servant who's abusing this rule because compositie skills are a plague that favors power over lore. Also be mindful of the skills you pick. I don't want to see all of the warrior Servants totting Bravery for example. Look at what the skill does and what it means before picking it.
• While on the matter of power gaming, please, don't make your Master into Bazett, Touko, anyone like them. Mages are very flexible and interesting, so don't simply do anyone who's a clone of an overpowered canon character. However, this doesn't mean you can't do a top-notch Master, just try to be at least somewhat original about it.
• In addition, regarding Masters, not everyone needs to do one if they don't feel like it. I know how the eternal wait for Masters kills 9/10 of the Fate RPs before they can get any momentum so, I'll be allowing unpaired Servants if that's what it takes to try to get this rolling. It would essentially be a situation like that of the Red Team in the Great Holy Grail War of Apocrypha (sans the poisoning/brainwashing), so it's kinda fitting to have this War be more about the Servants than the Servants.
• I'll also allow the possibility of bystander PCs and, or assistants/side cast characters for the sake of diversity.
• I'll be taking a maximum 14 Servants—7 for each team—and up to, but not necessarily, 14 Masters as well. There's not a set limit for side characters/bystanders, but I might impose a cut if I think the number of characters in the RP is growing too large.
• Lastly, in the matter of characters, every player will be allowed to have up to two, however only one of them can be a Servant. Just be thoughtful/considerate when you sign up. If you have no ideas for a Master, please say so. Don't leave people waiting just because you might have something in mind. Also, please declare which of the two factions your Servant belongs to when you sign up for one.

I guess that this covers pretty much all of the important points I could think at first. Bear in mind that I reserve the right to the final say in any matter.


Below are the character sheet templates including any information necessary to create a character for this RP, if there's any doubt during the character creation process, don't hesitate to ask.

• Name\Title: Your character's name. You can also include any titles, pseudonyms, etc, that they may have here.
• Appearance: Your character's appearance. Either an image (no real people images/photos, please), (short) text description, or both would be alright.
• Short Bio/Synopsis: As the prompt says, keep this short. Think of that like the description of a character that you read on the back cover of a book. If you can't do this under a limit of—at most—four paragraphs, I'll ask you to trim it down until it fits.
• Magecraft: Any important details relating to your character's magecraft skills. This can include, but isn't limited to their family crest (if they have any), their magecraft foundation, any signature spells, sorcery traits (especially Mystic Eyes, if they have any), and a general overview of how good a mage they are.
• Mystic Codes: A wizard's tools. Make a mention of any important mystic codes your character may have with them, as well as their main functions. Generally speaking, no sane mage would leave for a Holy Grail War (or leave home at all) without bringing a few tools with themselves, so keep this in mind while building a character.
• Misc/Other/Trivia: Anything else not covered by the sections above that you may judge to be relevant (like an unhealthy obsession, an important secret, a very strong goal, their personal ethos, etc). Please keep this section short as well. Preferably have this in bullet point format, if there's any information to add.
• Special Boon: Every mage should have an "Ace in the Hole" that they can deploy to instantly turn the tables of a situation or give themselves an great advantage before the war even begins. In way, these boons are analogous to a Servant's Noble Phantasm (in terms of storytelling relevance) so keep that in mind when deciding what to pick and when to make use of them.

Here's a list with examples of boons that you may pick, or you can ask about something else that you may be interested into:

• Superior Magical Skills: for example, being a mage from a noble lineage within the Association, with power and prestige to match your name, or being a mage that comes from an unusually strong/exceptional bloodline/a freak mutation granting you access to a magical power humans are normally unable to have. This can include things like having a Reality Marble, a Finality, a superior familiar that can't be reproduced by modern magecraft, a spell who borders on the realm of True Magic, etc.
• Superior Mystic Code: Similar to the above, but concerning Mystic Codes. Those could be anything from Jewels capable of releasing A Rank spells with a single action, to a nearly complete Philosopher's Stone, to even an unassigned Noble Phantasm that still remained in the World after its original owner passed on.
• Superior Sorcery Trait: Again, like the above, but for thing like high grade Mystic Eyes, and freakish bloodline abilities, rather than spells or Mystic Codes.
• Dead Apostle of Renown: Exactly what it says on the tin. While anyone can be a random Dead Apostle with no powers or skills worth mentioning, with this trait, you can be one that's significant enough to make a name for yourself in the mystical world. This doesn't mean DAA levels of power of course, so don't go too overboard if you pick this. Also keep in mind that the Church won't offer any protection and will in fact actively antagonize any known Dead Apostles involved in the Holy Grail War.
• Executor/Knight of the Holy Church: Again, exactly what it says on the tin. Anyone can be a member of the Holy Church, but you are a member of one of the many special branches that compose the Church's active arms. Keep in mind that this means that you'll have automatic ties with the Church, but also not be subject to asking for protection from the Association's representatives.
• Superior Servant: With this boon, your Master is allowed to summon a Servant from the partially banned list (i.e.: Gilgamesh and co.), or a Servant that would have strong Staging Grounds bonus while being strong themselves (e.g.: George Washington and most of the other big name American heroes). Of course, to make better use of this trait, you'd have to reach an agreement with someone else looking forward to play one of these characters.

• Class: Your character's class. Only the Seven basic classes are available normally. However, a Mage with the Superior Servant boon can Summon an Extra Class Servant from any canon Class other than Ruler, Beast, and Moon Cancer. If you wish to play one of those, try to make an agreement with someone else. Also, bear in mind that summoning Extra Classes requires a team to give up on one of the Cavalry Classes.
• True Name\Title: Your character's true name. You can also include any titles, pseudonyms, etc, that they may have here.
• Alignment: Your character's alignment. Good, Evil, Neutral, Lawful, Chaotic, and—for Berserkers—Mad, Insane, etc.
• Appearance: Your character's appearance. Either an image (no real people images/photos, please), (short) text description, or both would be alright.
• Short Bio/Synopsis: As the prompt says, keep this short. Think of that like the description of a character that you read on the back cover of a book. If you can't do this under a limit of—at most—four paragraphs, I'll ask you to trim it down until it fits. Given that they are based in pre-existing works/history, you can omit some of the backstory for a Servant, instead giving a link to their entry in a wiki/encyclopedia/etc., if you so wish.
• Stats: Your ranks in STR, END, AGI, MAN, LCK, and NP. They can range from E to A (very rarely EX), as normally, and have any modifiers you judge necessary, as long their triggers are logical and everything is explained within reason.
• Class Skill: Your character's Class Skills, the ranking system follows the same instructions a above.
• Personal Skills: Limit of 3 for OC Servants unless a really good explanation is made. The instructions on rank are the same as above.
• Noble Phantasm: Limit of 1 to non-Rider OC Servants and 3 for Rider OCs, unless you have a very strong case on your side I'm very much unlikely to let you break this rule.
  
  
  
  • True Name/Title: The true name and title (flowery kanji name) of the Noble Phantasm
  • Rank: Follow the same rank rules as above once again.
  • Type: Anti Unit, Anti Army, Anti Fortress, etc. Think well before choosing this.
  • Range: The typical format is something like 1 - 99, but there are others that could apply on specific circumstances like 0 or -. Use your best judgement to determine this but don't overthink it too much.
  • Maximum Number of Targets: How many people can your NP hit at once. This is very self-explanatory, but the biggest number possible should be around 1000 people. More than this is rather unnecessary.
  • Description: What your Noble Phantasm is, what it does, and how it looks. Keep this as concise as possible as well. For example, you are not obliged to, but if your Noble Phantasm has a really long list of effects, consider listing them in a bullet point format for clarity, and brevity's sake.
• Misc/Other/Trivia: Anything else not covered by the sections above that you may judge to be relevant (like an unhealthy obsession, an important secret, a very strong goal, their personal ethos, etc). Please keep this section short as well. Preferably have this in bullet point format, if there's any information to add.

:O

been waiting for another Holy Grail War RP to pop up! :D

Count me interested!

This sounds fun. I'm tossing my hat in the ring for this. I'll probably reuse a sheet I haven't done in a while.

I'll be stating my interest as well. Calling the Archer of the Red team (Likely Atalanta or Tomoe Gozen) if no one has anything against it.

As far as Masters go. I have some concepts I'd like to reuse, so sign me in.

@Parallel Hearts Heading off to work, but wanted to ask a few questions while i can:

1. One of my ideas is a Saber who was once a King of Jerusalem. Said king possessed in their kingdom a golden cross with a fragment of the true cross within it, which was called upon and prayed to by the king before securing a superbly miraculous victory in battle.

So I wonder- would it be too much of a stretch to take this 'golden cross with a fragment of the true cross inside' and make it the hilt of a sword for said king as a servant? Since it was used to win a battle, and very much metaphorically as 'the power of god being called upon to smite his enemies'?

May not be the strongest idea, but feel if this was usable it would be fun perhaps! :D

2. If #1 does not 'exactly' work, then would making Ptolemy I Soter be acceptable? Perhaps as a Lancer or Rider? :O

I'm interested in this. I have an idea for a Caster I'd like to use; they are American, but fairly modern and also obscure enough that any staging ground bonus they might get would be minimal, so hopefully it's okay.

Sure. I have a Saber in mind.

give me a spear

@Parallel Hearts Heading off to work, but wanted to ask a few questions while i can:

1. One of my ideas is a Saber who was once a King of Jerusalem. Said king possessed in their kingdom a golden cross with a fragment of the true cross within it, which was called upon and prayed to by the king before securing a superbly miraculous victory in battle.

So I wonder- would it be too much of a stretch to take this 'golden cross with a fragment of the true cross inside' and make it the hilt of a sword for said king as a servant? Since it was used to win a battle, and very much metaphorically as 'the power of god being called upon to smite his enemies'?

May not be the strongest idea, but feel if this was usable it would be fun perhaps! :D

2. If #1 does not 'exactly' work, then would making Ptolemy I Soter be acceptable? Perhaps as a Lancer or Rider? :O

Both can do. The first one isn't that much of a stretch depending on how you word it.

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@Reflection@KoL@King Cosmos@ItMeGritty

The rest of you are all welcome of course.

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Also, because I don't expect this to ever get anywhere close to maximum capacity, we will begin sometime this coming week with whoever's on board by then.

@Parallel Hearts Heading off to work, but wanted to ask a few questions while i can:

1. One of my ideas is a Saber who was once a King of Jerusalem. Said king possessed in their kingdom a golden cross with a fragment of the true cross within it, which was called upon and prayed to by the king before securing a superbly miraculous victory in battle.

So I wonder- would it be too much of a stretch to take this 'golden cross with a fragment of the true cross inside' and make it the hilt of a sword for said king as a servant? Since it was used to win a battle, and very much metaphorically as 'the power of god being called upon to smite his enemies'?

May not be the strongest idea, but feel if this was usable it would be fun perhaps! :D

Obligatory Ameno reference:

I'll be taking the other Archer slot then.

I have two Lancers in mind, one probably fancier than the other, if you all will have me~

Well, seems like we got all the Knights claimed, then. If nothing else, this will at least have some action, hopefully.

Would definitely be interested in this!

@Cu Chulainn, @Kyoka

You're welcome, of course.

That's one way to Finnish [+]

Class: Saber
True Name/Title: Kullervo, The Son of Evil
Source: Finnish Folklore
Alignment: Evil Insane
Appearance:

Short Bio/Synopsis: Even before Saber's birth his life was filled with tragedy. A petty rivalry between two brother magi, Untamo and Kalervo, escalated into open war between the brothers' tribes. Kalervo's tribe was massacred, save for a single pregnant woman, Kullervo's mother. Thus Kullervo was born into slavery and when he was just three months old he swore vengeance on Untamo and his tribe. Untamo failed on three different occasions to kill the child and eventually sold him to the blacksmith Ilmarinen. Kullervo's life from that point on was a constant stream of mishaps that usually ended in violence. Towards the end of his short life he had found his missing family who he had originally presumed dead. However, he had an uncontrollable desire to satiate the desire for vengeance in his heart. So strong was this compulsion for wanton destruction that he didn't even mourn when he found out his family had been killed, only shedding a single tear for his mother.

While on his warpath he prayed to the god Ukko and he was granted a magical talking sword that he turned on Untamo and his tribe, slaying every man, woman and child. Kullervo had finally taken his revenge, but his actions had left his family defenseless, making his campaign all for not. Stopping at a place where plants no longer grow, he asked his magical sword if it would take his life. The sword agreed as it did not care whether the blood it drank was innocent or guilty. Kullervo threw himself onto his own blade, ending his own pitiful existence. Despite his acts of cruelty, Kullervo's tragic tale was etched into the Throne of Heroes as a cautionary tale for parents who would abuse or neglect their children or else they would grow up to be as wicked as the Son of Evil.

• STR: B
• END: B
• AGI: C
• MANA: A
• LCK E
• NP: A++

Class Skills:

• Magical Resistance: (B) A Class Skill that grants protection against magical effects. At this rank it cancels spells with a chant below three verses. Even if targeted by High-Thaumaturgy and Greater Rituals, it is difficult for them to be affected.
• Riding: (C) A Class Skill of Rider and Saber class Servants, denoting the ability to ride mounts and vehicles. At this rank most vehicles and animals can be handled with above average skill. However, he cannot ride the likes of Phantasmal Species such as Monstrous Beasts.

Personal Skills:

• Mana Burst (Lightning): (A) The increase in performance caused by infusing one's weapons and body with Magical Energy and instantly expelling it. Simply put, recreating the effect of a jet burst by expending large amounts of Magical Energy. Saber possesses a version that infuses his body and weapons with magical energy that has a lightning attribute. This skill is derived from his innate magical abilities that saved his life when he was a newborn as well as his connection to a thunder god, manifesting as excessive reserves of mana.
• Single-Mindedness: (A) The ability to immerse oneself in something, exhibiting a superhuman degree of focus. Even when he regained the family he lost, Saber still pursued the goal of avenging their deaths. Actions taken towards the goal of slaying a single enemy become more effective at the cost of making Saber numb to stimuli outside of that single enemy. Detecting the presence of other nearby enemies becomes very difficult, damage from other enemy attacks goes unnoticed and fighting against two opponents at the same time is almost impossible.
• Sadistic Constitution: (C) A Skill that augments one's aggression in battle. It appears to be a positive Skill, but the longer its owner stays in battle, the more their abusive disposition will grow, causing them to lose their usual composure. It's possible to say that this is just one step short of the Skill that causes Berserkers to go insane. The more one attacks, the stronger one becomes, but on the other hand, one's defensive abilities drop. Derived from Saber's final act of war, burning Untamo's village to the ground and leaving no survivors. His heinous goal achieved and with no family to return to, he turned his own abuse onto himself and fell on his own blade.

Noble Phantasm

• True Name/Title: Ukonvasara-Conduit of Lightning's Origin
• Rank: A++
• Type: Anti-Fortress
• Range: 10~90
• Maximum Number of Targets: 1000
• Description: During his campaign against the Untamo Tribe Magi, Kullervo received news of the death of his family. His heart had been sealed away and he did not mourn their deaths. In this hardened state he prayed to the Finnish God of Thunder, Ukko, and was granted his awful tool for revenge. He was gifted a sentient sword that thirsted for the blood of the innocent and guilty alike. He turned this blade on his sworn enemies, crushing them under it's divine might, then turned the blade on himself.
  
  Saber's NP manifests as a hateful black sword. While it is perfectly sized and balanced for Saber's use it is "incomplete" and only constitutes the hilt of a much more devastating weapon. Contained within the weapon is humanity's conception of lightning during the Age of Gods. By invoking the sword's True Name and holding it aloft, Saber can call upon Divine Lightning and weaponise it as the Gods once did, uniting the hilt with the 'blade' as a pillar of electrical energy and summoning massive thunderstorms that will devastate the surrounding area with powerful lightning strikes. This pillar can be brought down upon structures within range and reduce them and any occupants to mere ashes and dust. The sword also has a tertiary effect. It contains a facsimile of human sentience and capable of communication. The sword performs an approximation of humanity's own twisted nature and craves the taste of blood. However...

Misc/Other/Trivia: Kullervo has no desires for the Grail as his own goal in life had been accomplished and he has nothing else to live for. The summoned "Kullervo" is actually a puppet being manipulated by the desires of the Ukonvasara. Why or how this happened is unknown.

Interesting. However, I have a few observations (Marked in red in the CS):

- Insane/Mad alignment require a Servant to be under the effects of Madness Enhancement of a high enough rank to rob them of their capacity to think. Either review your character's personal skills and add ME C or higher or change this alignment.

- Mana Burst (Lightning) has no reason to be that strong. I can see a reason for him to have this skill but not at the same rank as someone who's a literal incarnation of a God of Thunder such as Raikou.

- The Noble Phantasm has no reason to be of such a high rank, especially when the +'s appear to mean extra raw power rather than conditional buffs. Similarly, it has no reason to be Anti-Fortress or hit so many targets at once as well. Again, compare it to Vajra (which is a literal bolt of lightning from Indra) and you'll see you are overdoing it a lot compared to other Divine Constructs that are not only older but also have more fame.

- Also, is there a specific reason for that last bit of trivia? Because it doesn't seem like something that can happen under normal circumstances. Even a fake like "Benkei" has a good explanation for why he isn't who he's meant to be.

Made some edits.

Got a vague saber in mind if the second slot isn't formally taken.

Yo! Definitely interested in this, mind if I claim a Rider slot?

Made some edits.

He's ok now.

Got a vague saber in mind if the second slot isn't formally taken.

I believe that @Crusader Lord is interested in the other Saber already. You might want to clear that with him/her before doing a possible thrid Saber.

Yo! Definitely interested in this, mind if I claim a Rider slot?

You're welcome.