I've got a few Servanto ideas, and a few Masters that could go with them. Whatever is available, I'd be into checking out as I'm not sure what has or has not been reserved...
I am playing a Saber in another RP tho, so playing a second Saber is probably going to be sad
Got a couple Caster ideas. Might be OP since they're similar to Medea but it seems like the charge system would stop that, and what you're really worried about it Rule Breaker?
I can hear out the potential Casters.
Rule Breaker is always broken, because it severs the "contract" that binds Servants to their Master or their "Intent". That runs the risk of trivializing encounters by just stabbing them, breaking their "contract", and erasing their purpose for fighting in the Singularity.
It's the same reason Medusa was nerfed, so her power works more like Eraserhead. Yes, she can still petrify at full strength, but the restriction that she has to maintain an unblinking, uninterrupted eye contact means someone as simple as a spark of light can screw her over, by taking her eye contact away.
However, Rule Breaker isn't so easily fixed, due to the inherent nature of it. It's not as simple as saying, "The target can resist it," because then you have to ask, "Who can resist it? Only Servants, surely. Why? What about elite enemies or Caster summons?" and that's nitty-gritty I've no desire to work out.
I see I see. And are self-pairs a must, or is it possible to go in with a single character with the intent of pairing up with someone else, if both parties are fine taking the balance hit?
I see I see. And are self-pairs a must, or is it possible to go in with a single character with the intent of pairing up with someone else, if both parties are fine taking the balance hit?
I'd much rather keep this to self-paired as intended. I've been in too many Fate RPs that have died from Master/Servant pairing breakups.
If both parties are fine with needing to coexist, the both parties need to be equally fine with leaving the RP together, as well, if one drops, so there's no waiting around for their missing partner to MAYBE be replaced and nobody has to take on an "orphaned" character.
I'm hoping to run this expressly and smoothly, so we can complete all seven Singularities. And, self-pairing is the "best" solution to see that goal through.
NGL, I just looked over his post again. The fact @ERode said, "Vlad III hopium" is not good enough for a call out, if it can be legitimately taken as a joke - which is exactly how I took it.
I'll give them the reserve, though, to be fair, since you pointed it out.
I suppose I'm late for the draw then, after all. o7
Seems so. Sorry, man. A space might open in the future, so keep looking.
I've completed my servant sheet. I also added the usage limit to my master's magecraft. I hope it's alright, I tried using the other three sheets to base it off of. Because Chabi is a younger magus closer to amateur than master, it seemed like decent balance to give her more usages of her magecraft, since she has less options and they aren't super powerful or anything. I'm open to suggestions or requests for clarification on anything.
I've completed my servant sheet. I also added the usage limit to my master's magecraft. I hope it's alright, I tried using the other three sheets to base it off of. Because Chabi is a younger magus closer to amateur than master, it seemed like decent balance to give her more usages of her magecraft, since she has less options and they aren't super powerful or anything. I'm open to suggestions or requests for clarification on anything.
I will let you know as soon as I can in the morning. Work ran long, and I just vegged out as soon as I got home. Elden Ring, man. It was 9:10 PM when I started. It's 12:29 AM, now.
I don't see anything off about either Master or Servant, and I gotta say, I absolutely love how much of a dorky goof Chabi looks with that pose, and I like the idea of a cornucopia as a Noble Phantasm.
All in all, approved.
Looking forward to seeing how she tries to game the system with her spooky space power of divinity. Can aliens help you cheat at Blackjack? Let's find out. XD
"Gambling eh? come now, you're better than that master.. But if you insist on pursuing this slippery slope, may i suggest an alternative source rather than to cripple our own pockets.. like stealing from the rich perhaps?"
You know the same old telling of the legend of Robin hood and his merry men. The chivalrous thief who opposes the tyrannical sheriff of Nottingham. A faceless hero of the masses who steals from the rich and gives to the poor. The version that you knew growing up.
This robin hood is one of the many who wears the mantle. The one who has a wandering druid priest for a father and who grew up within the depths of Sherwood forest, living like a hermit without his merry bandits. He got betrayed after he saved the townspeople from their oppressors. He was depicted as a hero, a criminal, and a guardian of the woods.
Basics
Class: Archer True Name:Robin Hood Master: Sex: Male Alignment: Neutral Good Attribute: Man
Parameters
StrengthC AgilityB EnduranceC ManaB LuckB
Class Skills
Magic Resistance: D Invalidates single action magic use. Magic Resistance of the same degree of an amulet that wards off magical energy.
Independent Action: A The ability to act independently for a period even if magic energy supply from the Master is severed. At A rank, even if he loses his Master he can stay materialized for a period of 1 week.
Personal Skills
Subversive Activities: A
The ability to reduce enemy's war potential in the preliminary stage before going to battle. An expert of traps. With this skill at A rank, it is possible to disable close to 60 percent of the enemy forces before they advance.
Golden Rule: E Indicating the fate of how much wealth follows him around in life. He himself was constantly poor, but he seemed to never really have it bad financially. Maybe it was due to him being thorough in self restraint, or maybe he was simply good at managing his expenses. Or maybe because he was receiving tributes from a girl in town…. The truth is laid within the deep forest.
Noble Phantasm
Yew Bow , Bow of Prayer "Tree of burial, hone your fangs."
Rank: D Type: Anti-Unit Noble Phantasm Range: 4~10 Maximum target: 1 individual
A bow created from the yew tree located in the forest where he had based himself during his live. A yew tree is considered by the Celts and Norsemen as a type of holy tree. The act of making a bow out of a yew tree has the significance of the ritual on “becoming one with the forest”. To add, yew tree is also considered to be the tree that leads to the underworld. It holds the ability to instantaneously amplify and discharge the impurities (poison and disease) within the target’s inside; should the target carries poison with him/her, it would result in the poison exploding like gunpowder. Invoking it in the case of the opponent already afflicted with a poisoned status would result in the poison being strengthened (damage increase plus and turn extension). Other than its effect as a normal weapon, by piercing the ground as an origin point with an arrow it is also possible to turn the surroundings into a poisoned space dyed with yew poison.
This is Green Archer’s hidden Noble Phantasm. Robin Hood was established as an incarnation of nature, and treated as such and celebrated in the May Day festival which succeeded the traditional Celt Beltane Festival (a spring festival).
In the center of the village there are pillars erected called May Poles, and the villagers gather around them and dance the night away. In the May Day festival girls and boys who will soon be of adult age dress up as “May Queens” and “May Kings.”
“May King” especially is a metaphor for Robin Hood. In this festival the standard costume for May Kings is tight fitting green clothing with brown accents. It goes without saying that this is the green of leaves and brown of tree trunks, so even the costume is designed to emphasize that Robin Hood is an incarnation of nature.
A May King’s attire is said to hide their presence, and allow him to melt away into nature. So Robin Hood essentially has the same ability as the fairy Puck.
This Noble Phantasm is Green Archer’s trump card, and is said to be even more powerful than his Yew Bow Noble Phantasm. It’s a cheat-tier item that makes it impossible to read Green Archers moves, so he completely one-sidedly defeats his enemy. Robin uses this cloak to hide among the trees, and snipes his enemy from afar like an Assassin.
"Heh, I'm just built different"
Basics
Name: Casandra Takanashi Sex: F Alignment: Chaotic Good
Casandra Takanashi. An orphan; born in Greece and was adopted by two magus of a minor family and soonly makes her way to the clocktower as a decorated student. Unfortunately, Cassandra didn't finish her time in this prestigious academy due to financial problems, and instead devoted her time to the military, serving her country.
She is recommended by the magus association to join the Chaldea program, due to her affinity to rayshift and not to mention impressive feats of strength and physique.
She is a straight "A" magus whose physical strength and physique outmatch even the great Luvia herself. She also carries the bloodline of the warrior king, Leonidas.
This is one scary and unpredictable woman, I don't know if I should be pleased or frightened by the fact she is my master - Robin Hood
Reinforcement magic: Mainly a fighter than a mage, Cassandra is able to fortify her limbs and arms using magecraft, making her an effective combatant.
Major Magecraft
Blood of the Warrior King - A blessing from the spartan king himself that runs in the veins of Cassandra. Allows its user to lessen the effects and duration of negative curses and hexes inflicted upon them.
5/singularity
Never tell me the odds - This is considered as Anti-Fate magecraft. An active blessing or a curse that defies one's destiny and luck. Based on the mathematical manipulation of probability, Cassandra can turn the tides in her favor whenever she is up against an overwhelming and disadvantageous situation. Her chances of winning are slim but never zero.
5/singularity
Phalanx Barrier - The spartans held their shield up high and stood against a volley of arrows that would eclipse the sun. Cassandra can replicate this event by negating a minor projectile attack from one source.
10/singularity.
Primary Mystic Code
A fragment of Leonidas's spearhead that she kept in her locket and wears as a necklace.
”Mystic Code”
Standard Chaldea Plugsuit - A suit designed by the Chaldeans.
Non-Magecraft Abilities/Items
An adept brawler - Cassandra rigorously trains her body and fighting techniques as much as she practices magecraft due to her military training.
Impeccable Stamina - Cassandra does her cardio day in and day out making her more durable than your average magus.
So, off the bat, I don't have any outstanding issues that would hold this bat. However, I do have some issues from a technical standpoint, so I'll just run them don't quickly, since this is a very serviceable sheet.
Independent Action: The Skill is fine, so long as you aware, if your Master does die, you have to be the one that replaces them with a new Master.
Subversive Activities: I'm not against this on principle, but functionality. This isn't really on the same scale as an Apocrypha RP, where there's mass amount of enemies to deal with in the form of Servants and Caster Minions.
This is very situational, but overall acceptable; just understand it won't always be useful - especially in situations where it used against another Servant. Also, I would reword it to says, "a majority of established, non-Servant-class forces," because 60% enforces a strict math problem at all times, including when you prep against a single opponent.
Golden Rule: I won't lie, I don't fully understand this or its usage. Are you able to "save" on Charges for your Master or...? Money isn't a thing in this, in a traditional sense. It can work with the casino theme of the RP, but nothing holds over when a Singularity is cleared. So, no million dollars for you.
May King: I do like a sniper Noble Phantasm. I will have to say, though, it's not going to one-shot, one-skill any Servant with [Magic Resistance A] or better. So, Artoria (Sabre) is going to take a mad chunk of damage, but she won't die outright, with her [Magic Resistance] Rank A, however Medusa (Rider) would be sniped dead with her [Magic Resistence] Rank B.
Lastly, because it is one shot, and, definitely, 1/Singularity, I would say, you can bump it to a B+ - just to eek out that little bit extra from the sneak attack factor.
And, that's it, as far as my concerns go. Like I said, little, technical things, but nothing damning to your sheet. Nice work, over all.
