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Letter Bee Filipino RPer
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@Golden Spiral, Thanks! Also, requesting to spend the first of my three rerolls to Magical Talent.
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@Golden Spiral, Thanks! Also, requesting to spend the first of my three rerolls to Magical Talent.
You got minimum, would you like to roll again?
Letter Bee Filipino RPer
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@Golden Spiral, Yes.
Letter Bee Filipino RPer
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@Golden Spiral, Cool! I'll keep it.
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Player Name: Letter Bee
Family Age: 1000
Mystic Code Quality: Average
Mystic Code Quantity: 1
Magical Crest Age: 600
Magical Crest Quality: Maximum
Magic Circuit Quality: A
Magic Circuit Quantity: D
Elemental Affinity: Average One
Magical Experience: High
Magical Talent: Above Average
Magical Paradigm: (Edit: Custom.)
Family Age: 1000
Mystic Code Quality: Average
Mystic Code Quantity: 1
Magical Crest Age: 600
Magical Crest Quality: Maximum
Magic Circuit Quality: A
Magic Circuit Quantity: D
Elemental Affinity: Average One
Magical Experience: High
Magical Talent: Above Average
Magical Paradigm: (Edit: Custom.)
Letter Bee Filipino RPer
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<Snipped quote by Letter Bee>
Will you be using your last reroll?
That depends, what does a Mystic Code Quality of '1' signify?
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<Snipped quote by Golden Spiral>
That depends, what does a Mystic Code Quality of '1' signify?
Oh, my bad! I mixed up the order. It should read, 1 Mystic Code in Quantity, and the mystic code is below average.
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@Golden Spiral, Then I ask for my last reroll for my Mystic Code.
Also, just to make sure, the roll is for additional Mystic Codes and one still gets three Average ones?
Also, just to make sure, the roll is for additional Mystic Codes and one still gets three Average ones?
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@Golden Spiral, Then I ask for my last reroll for my Mystic Code.
Also, just to make sure, the roll is for additional Mystic Codes and one still gets three Average ones?
Yep, you get three average mystic codes. The rolls are just a bonus, essentially.
And what will you reroll? The quantity of mystic codes, or the quality of the mystic code you got?
Letter Bee Filipino RPer
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@Golden Spiral, Quality, I'm content with just 1.
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@Golden Spiral, Thanks!
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Name: Daniel Palaiologos
Title(s): That Kid!, The Atoner.
Appearance:
Originally David Garcia Martinez from Lalin’s Curse, a Webcomic by Isaky on Webtoons. Used with her consent.
Gender: Male.
Age: 30 (But looks 18 - 23)
Previous Alignment(s): Independent, then Clock Tower
Motivation for the Holy Grail: Daniel's wish is for the survival of Humanity (and thus the Magi who live alongside Humanity). This is not the same as world peace, which is impossible, or even world happiness (same). Rather, Daniel wants pollution like un-recyclable rubbish, untreated sewage, toxic waste, and nuclear waste to disappear into another dimension, same for Co2 and other greenhouse gases that are causing climate change. This has both a selfish and a selfless reason: As long as most Magi live alongside Humanity, the comfort and prosperity of the latter mean a secure platform for seeking the Root...
Personality: Idealistic to the point of naivete, determined to the point of arrogance, and yet willing to admit ignorance of his circumstances, Daniel is someone who regrets past gullibility and seeks to learn from it even though his idealism and arrogance prevent him from learning as quickly as he should.
This regret makes him want to atone for his past actions against the Clock Tower, no matter how ultimately minor, by serving them loyally but not as blindly as he had served his grandfather, who had caused the troubles of the family in the first place. But despite seeking The Root like the rest of the Clock Tower's Magi, Daniel has a larger-than-normal love for Humanity as a concept and a desire to give it one last gift before he or his descendants reached The Root. This gift would either be a Wish on the Holy Grail which benefits billions of people or his own efforts to get rid of threats to Humanity if they rear their ugly heads.
As an aside, he loves modern culture and technology, recognizing that the death of Mystery, though regrettable, also means that Humanity would not need Magecraft and Magic to solve their problems. Plus modern tech is just so convenient...
Biography: A long time ago, there was the Palaiologos Family, overlords of Modern Athens, Salonika, and Sparta's magical communities. They were Independent Magi who resented any form of oversight, including the Magus Association's, and though powerful for a while, their arrogance and lack of alliances with the wider network of Magi led their vassal families to slowly peel off and join the Clock Tower and even Atlas Academy, slowly chipping away at their strength. The lowest point was when the seventh child of the family, Deuel Palaiologos, left their ranks and married Maria Adamos, an ordinary woman and a scientist to boot, and chose to live a humble life as a restaurant owner, free from the burdens of Magus politics and seeking The Root.
Daniel was born from that marriage, and for a while, he was left alone to be raised in love by his parents, going to school, making friends, and reading books of all kinds, which he understood and absorbed from a young age. A genius, smart enough that it counted as a curse, especially when coupled with a natural talent for Magecraft, which his father reluctantly taught him. This, however, was noticed by his grandfather's spies, who were still watching Deuel and his family. And it became worse when all of a sudden, all of Deuel's siblings, Daniel's uncles and aunts, died in mysterious circumstances, and so did their children, Daniel's cousins.
This left Deuel, Maria, and Daniel as the only way for House Palaiologos to continue, and Anastasios Palaiologos, Daniel's grandfather and the Head of House, came directly for Daniel with a large detail of bodyguards - Deuel and Maria were damaged goods and so he wanted Daniel as his heir. Because of the threat of force, there was no choice but to let Daniel be taken away 'for training'. Daniel was ten then.
The training was hard and unforgiving, and to keep Daniel motivated, Anastasios began fudging the truth, saying that the Palaiologos Family was surrounded on all sides by enemies such as the Clock Tower and the rest of the Magus' Association and that Daniel was being trained to be a hero who will eventually bring them down. Being an impressionable kid, Daniel believed his grandfather and willingly threw himself harder into his studies, which included diplomacy, etiquette, and the use of firearms and swords.
Four years later, Anastasios gave Daniel the family Magic Crest, and to all appearances, died of natural causes. Daniel was now Family Head at fifteen, inheritor of a large fortune in the mundane world but with declining respect and deference from other Magi and Spellcasters alike. And after meeting once again with his parents and childhood friends, Daniel began dutifully working to fulfill his Grandfather's will, which was to gather the misfits and outcasts of Magus society together into a 'Resistance' to fight the Clock Tower.
The first sign things were wrong was when Daniel saw that these misfits and outcasts were no saints, and a few were actually scumbags who deserved to be cast out, being the child-sacrificing louts who worshipped cosmic horrors and embodiments of metaphysical tyranny which he thought the Clock Tower was. The second sign was that when Daniel became too vocal with this sentiment, one of these 'oppressed misfits' instead reported him to the Clock Tower, who promptly sent people to arrest Daniel and nip his conspiracy in the bud. Despite being a 'prodigy' with more experience than a kid should have, he was still a teenager and was thus easily lured out and captured.
For a brief moment, Daniel considered blowing himself up rather than being subjected to the enemy's alleged cruel tortures, which included removal of one's magic circuits entirely. Then he was knocked flat by a punch to the stomach before he can do so, and woke up in a surprisingly comfortable cell. After that, he found out that not only had his Grandfather fed him lies, but that said Grandfather was still alive - He had created a unique form of Magecraft, based on Life and Necromancy Magics, which allowed him to add other people's lifespans to his own, tricking death itself into thinking he was supposed to still be alive. This magic was best-cast in a Bounded Field, and the real reason Daniel's uncles, aunts, and cousins died was because Anastasios had tricked them into a place with such a Field and transferred their lifespans to himself.
And yes, there was a recording of Anastasios gloating about his plans, as well as other pieces of supporting evidence showing that his endgame was to use Daniel to found an organization to fight the Clock Tower and the rest of the Mages' Association, manipulating said organization to acquire power and knowledge for himself.
After taking a while to absorb the information, Daniel allowed the Clock Tower to exact a fine from him of his Family's most powerful Mystic Codes, as well as give him an official reprimand. Out of gratitude, he joined the Clock Tower when given the opportunity to do so, especially as it'd give him revenge on his grandfather.
Fourteen years passed, and Daniel found out that he was actually happy as long as he ignored the Clock Tower's amorality and focused on the net benefits to Humanity at large. Not for him was the world of politicking and backstabbing - His Grandfather had unwittingly taught him that involvement increases the risks of someone as naive as he becoming a pawn. He just wanted to do what good he can before he and his descendants - Once he married, there was no hurry - Reached The Root.
Then he heard rumors of a Holy Grail War about to start somewhere else other than Fuyuki City and began investigating said rumors, only to wake up with a set of Command Seals. It seemed as though Fate had decided to get in the way of his happiness, hadn't it?
Elemental Affinity: Average One.
Magic Circuit Switch: Not listed in roll results, so I'll just wait for the GM to give it.
Number of Magic Circuits: D
Quality of Magic Circuits: A
Magecraft: Heroic Iconography Magecraft - The Palaiologos Family's signature Magecraft, dating from Greece and Rome and adapted to the Christian and Secular Eras, Heroic Iconography Magecraft uses Jewelry shaped into a form resonant in the collective subconscious (stars, planets, swords and rings) as a catalyst for a Ritual of Transformation (nowadays as simple as lifting up one's badge into the air and letting it catch the light of the sun, moon, and stars), combined with self-hypnosis to push one's physical and mental capabilities to the limit...
Magic Crest: 600 years.
Equipment:
Jewel Star Badge and Uniform - A badge of electrum (a naturally-occuring alloy of gold and silver) and diamond which when held aloft, transforms Daniel's current clothing into a miniature version of this uniform, which acts as lightweight armor with decent resistance to physical and magical force (think the Chaldea Uniform from FGO).
Electrum and Emerald Ring - A ring of electrum with an emerald set in its front, this ring carries basic Reinforcement spells that allow for Olympic-level feats and basic regeneration (also based on the Chaldea Uniform from FGO).
Orbis - A crystal orb that contains several smaller jewels that represent a Heliocentric Solar System instead of the usual Geocentric cosmology followed by most Magi. This allows Daniel to see what is happening in distant places, 'stretching' his sight in an area as large as Budapest, and with an additional infusion of mana, Orbis can glow whenever it focuses on a region where a potent source of Mana is located, much like a Mana Compass. Needless to say, it does glow red when detecting a danger too much for Daniel to handle...
Telos - A modified Azoth dagger that can extend into a crystalline longsword that conducts Daniel's Elemental spells.
Title(s): That Kid!, The Atoner.
Appearance:
Originally David Garcia Martinez from Lalin’s Curse, a Webcomic by Isaky on Webtoons. Used with her consent.
Gender: Male.
Age: 30 (But looks 18 - 23)
Previous Alignment(s): Independent, then Clock Tower
Motivation for the Holy Grail: Daniel's wish is for the survival of Humanity (and thus the Magi who live alongside Humanity). This is not the same as world peace, which is impossible, or even world happiness (same). Rather, Daniel wants pollution like un-recyclable rubbish, untreated sewage, toxic waste, and nuclear waste to disappear into another dimension, same for Co2 and other greenhouse gases that are causing climate change. This has both a selfish and a selfless reason: As long as most Magi live alongside Humanity, the comfort and prosperity of the latter mean a secure platform for seeking the Root...
Personality: Idealistic to the point of naivete, determined to the point of arrogance, and yet willing to admit ignorance of his circumstances, Daniel is someone who regrets past gullibility and seeks to learn from it even though his idealism and arrogance prevent him from learning as quickly as he should.
This regret makes him want to atone for his past actions against the Clock Tower, no matter how ultimately minor, by serving them loyally but not as blindly as he had served his grandfather, who had caused the troubles of the family in the first place. But despite seeking The Root like the rest of the Clock Tower's Magi, Daniel has a larger-than-normal love for Humanity as a concept and a desire to give it one last gift before he or his descendants reached The Root. This gift would either be a Wish on the Holy Grail which benefits billions of people or his own efforts to get rid of threats to Humanity if they rear their ugly heads.
As an aside, he loves modern culture and technology, recognizing that the death of Mystery, though regrettable, also means that Humanity would not need Magecraft and Magic to solve their problems. Plus modern tech is just so convenient...
Biography: A long time ago, there was the Palaiologos Family, overlords of Modern Athens, Salonika, and Sparta's magical communities. They were Independent Magi who resented any form of oversight, including the Magus Association's, and though powerful for a while, their arrogance and lack of alliances with the wider network of Magi led their vassal families to slowly peel off and join the Clock Tower and even Atlas Academy, slowly chipping away at their strength. The lowest point was when the seventh child of the family, Deuel Palaiologos, left their ranks and married Maria Adamos, an ordinary woman and a scientist to boot, and chose to live a humble life as a restaurant owner, free from the burdens of Magus politics and seeking The Root.
Daniel was born from that marriage, and for a while, he was left alone to be raised in love by his parents, going to school, making friends, and reading books of all kinds, which he understood and absorbed from a young age. A genius, smart enough that it counted as a curse, especially when coupled with a natural talent for Magecraft, which his father reluctantly taught him. This, however, was noticed by his grandfather's spies, who were still watching Deuel and his family. And it became worse when all of a sudden, all of Deuel's siblings, Daniel's uncles and aunts, died in mysterious circumstances, and so did their children, Daniel's cousins.
This left Deuel, Maria, and Daniel as the only way for House Palaiologos to continue, and Anastasios Palaiologos, Daniel's grandfather and the Head of House, came directly for Daniel with a large detail of bodyguards - Deuel and Maria were damaged goods and so he wanted Daniel as his heir. Because of the threat of force, there was no choice but to let Daniel be taken away 'for training'. Daniel was ten then.
The training was hard and unforgiving, and to keep Daniel motivated, Anastasios began fudging the truth, saying that the Palaiologos Family was surrounded on all sides by enemies such as the Clock Tower and the rest of the Magus' Association and that Daniel was being trained to be a hero who will eventually bring them down. Being an impressionable kid, Daniel believed his grandfather and willingly threw himself harder into his studies, which included diplomacy, etiquette, and the use of firearms and swords.
Four years later, Anastasios gave Daniel the family Magic Crest, and to all appearances, died of natural causes. Daniel was now Family Head at fifteen, inheritor of a large fortune in the mundane world but with declining respect and deference from other Magi and Spellcasters alike. And after meeting once again with his parents and childhood friends, Daniel began dutifully working to fulfill his Grandfather's will, which was to gather the misfits and outcasts of Magus society together into a 'Resistance' to fight the Clock Tower.
The first sign things were wrong was when Daniel saw that these misfits and outcasts were no saints, and a few were actually scumbags who deserved to be cast out, being the child-sacrificing louts who worshipped cosmic horrors and embodiments of metaphysical tyranny which he thought the Clock Tower was. The second sign was that when Daniel became too vocal with this sentiment, one of these 'oppressed misfits' instead reported him to the Clock Tower, who promptly sent people to arrest Daniel and nip his conspiracy in the bud. Despite being a 'prodigy' with more experience than a kid should have, he was still a teenager and was thus easily lured out and captured.
For a brief moment, Daniel considered blowing himself up rather than being subjected to the enemy's alleged cruel tortures, which included removal of one's magic circuits entirely. Then he was knocked flat by a punch to the stomach before he can do so, and woke up in a surprisingly comfortable cell. After that, he found out that not only had his Grandfather fed him lies, but that said Grandfather was still alive - He had created a unique form of Magecraft, based on Life and Necromancy Magics, which allowed him to add other people's lifespans to his own, tricking death itself into thinking he was supposed to still be alive. This magic was best-cast in a Bounded Field, and the real reason Daniel's uncles, aunts, and cousins died was because Anastasios had tricked them into a place with such a Field and transferred their lifespans to himself.
And yes, there was a recording of Anastasios gloating about his plans, as well as other pieces of supporting evidence showing that his endgame was to use Daniel to found an organization to fight the Clock Tower and the rest of the Mages' Association, manipulating said organization to acquire power and knowledge for himself.
After taking a while to absorb the information, Daniel allowed the Clock Tower to exact a fine from him of his Family's most powerful Mystic Codes, as well as give him an official reprimand. Out of gratitude, he joined the Clock Tower when given the opportunity to do so, especially as it'd give him revenge on his grandfather.
Fourteen years passed, and Daniel found out that he was actually happy as long as he ignored the Clock Tower's amorality and focused on the net benefits to Humanity at large. Not for him was the world of politicking and backstabbing - His Grandfather had unwittingly taught him that involvement increases the risks of someone as naive as he becoming a pawn. He just wanted to do what good he can before he and his descendants - Once he married, there was no hurry - Reached The Root.
Then he heard rumors of a Holy Grail War about to start somewhere else other than Fuyuki City and began investigating said rumors, only to wake up with a set of Command Seals. It seemed as though Fate had decided to get in the way of his happiness, hadn't it?
Elemental Affinity: Average One.
Magic Circuit Switch: Not listed in roll results, so I'll just wait for the GM to give it.
Number of Magic Circuits: D
Quality of Magic Circuits: A
Magecraft: Heroic Iconography Magecraft - The Palaiologos Family's signature Magecraft, dating from Greece and Rome and adapted to the Christian and Secular Eras, Heroic Iconography Magecraft uses Jewelry shaped into a form resonant in the collective subconscious (stars, planets, swords and rings) as a catalyst for a Ritual of Transformation (nowadays as simple as lifting up one's badge into the air and letting it catch the light of the sun, moon, and stars), combined with self-hypnosis to push one's physical and mental capabilities to the limit...
Magic Crest: 600 years.
Equipment:
Jewel Star Badge and Uniform - A badge of electrum (a naturally-occuring alloy of gold and silver) and diamond which when held aloft, transforms Daniel's current clothing into a miniature version of this uniform, which acts as lightweight armor with decent resistance to physical and magical force (think the Chaldea Uniform from FGO).
Electrum and Emerald Ring - A ring of electrum with an emerald set in its front, this ring carries basic Reinforcement spells that allow for Olympic-level feats and basic regeneration (also based on the Chaldea Uniform from FGO).
Orbis - A crystal orb that contains several smaller jewels that represent a Heliocentric Solar System instead of the usual Geocentric cosmology followed by most Magi. This allows Daniel to see what is happening in distant places, 'stretching' his sight in an area as large as Budapest, and with an additional infusion of mana, Orbis can glow whenever it focuses on a region where a potent source of Mana is located, much like a Mana Compass. Needless to say, it does glow red when detecting a danger too much for Daniel to handle...
Telos - A modified Azoth dagger that can extend into a crystalline longsword that conducts Daniel's Elemental spells.
Player Name: Sosuke
Family Age: X
Mystic Code Quality: X
Mystic Code Quantity: X
Magical Crest Age: X
Magical Crest Quality: X
Magic Circuit Quality: X
Magic Circuit Quantity: X
Elemental Affinity: X
Magical Experience: X
Magical Talent: X
Magical Paradigm: Magical Seals, Alchemy
Family Age: X
Mystic Code Quality: X
Mystic Code Quantity: X
Magical Crest Age: X
Magical Crest Quality: X
Magic Circuit Quality: X
Magic Circuit Quantity: X
Elemental Affinity: X
Magical Experience: X
Magical Talent: X
Magical Paradigm: Magical Seals, Alchemy
True Name: Medea
Title(s): Witch of Betrayal, Princess of Colchis
Class: Avenger
Gender: Female
Birth and Death Dates: 700~400 BC Greece
Alignment: Neutral Evil
Motivation for the Holy Grail: To rightfully persecute Jason and the Gods, who were treated as victims in legend. Secretly, she also wishes for salvation to return to her homeland... A return to her mundane life before Jason arrived.
Personality: Arrogant, possessive, and quick to anger. Medea is one who never allows herself to feel weakness lest she be taken advantage of again. This can make her short sided and impulsive but exceedingly vulnerable. If someone tries to get close to her they'd find her overbearingly critical and wary to the point it'd seem like she was on the border of madness. The Avenger Class vessel has muddled any real reason and turned her into a dangerous ally, but not one that would betray others for her own gain since that would cause her to embody the moniker that she so despises. If someone were to betray her, however, she'd immediately kill them without a second thought as rage overtook the embers of her rationality no matter how small this 'betrayal' she perceives.
Appearance:
Bio: - (Canon)
Equipment: A mystical cloak reinforced with magecraft. Since its interwoven with her Noble Phantasm it's gained protective properties equivalent to a C-rank Noble Phantasm. In practice modern day mysteries have a hard time penetrating this cloth.
Parameters
Strength: E
Endurance: E
Agility: B
Mana: A
Luck: E
Class Skills
Avenger: B
A representing the state of an individual as a catalyst for hatred and resentment. The more humanity idolizes their grudge towards the hero, the stronger their image becomes, converting these curses into strength. Medea is the spurned princess whom all expect betrayal while they likewise pity those who wronged her. Jason, the Gods, and Greece itself demonized Medea into a monster who can only betray. Medea revels in the role she's been given and finds herself able to replenish magical energy at an astounding rate by embodying these curses.
Oblivion Correction: B+
The grudges that fester in the individual which are never able to be forgotten. In Medea's case, it pertains to those who've wronged her or whom she has perceived as wronging her. This results in her never forgetting the most 'ideal place to strike' to exact her vengeance. In particular, those who've physically betrayed Medea will be dealt a critical blow in a single hit.
Self-Replenishment: C
An desire for vengeance will never disappear easily, and likewise Avengers cling to the world. Medea's overflowing disdain for the world's treatment and demeaning of her struggle give her purpose. Much like an Archer's Independent Action, her persistent hatred allows her to stay in the world for three days without a Master. Further, when sufficiently anchored, it allows her to regenerate energy at an increased rate.
Personal Skills
High-Speed Divine Words: A
Since its merely the pronunciation of a language and not the actual theory that reproduces mystery, Medea's aptitude doesn't drop despite not being of the Caster Class. The scope and number of spells she can maintain simultaneously is diminished somewhat due to Medea's constantly overflowing hatred and animosity. She's also limited by the to the lack of Territory and likewise lesser reserves of Magical Energy to support her spells. Still she's a capable magus far removed from modern day thaumaturgy.
Proof of Friendship (False): B
The ability to mask one's status as "Evil" and a "Witch" so as to not have a negative effect one one's standing in conversation. In legend there are many instances where Medea deceived others despite the obvious risks and glaring possibility of misfortune. The murder of her father is a chief example but probably the best known instance was the murder of Glauce. Jason knew of Medea's hatred and peerless trickery as a magus but still allowed her to gift his beloved wife a poisoned dress. This action ultimately doomed Jason's bride to an agonizing death as if burned.
Blessings of Helios: EX
This allows Medea to channel pure essence of the sun. She will never feel the ill affects of cold and is naturally able to recover her reserves by dwelling in sunlight. Much like a bloody flower kissed by the daylight. It also neutralizes any magecraft pertaining to 'flames' or 'sunlight' since those are the domains of Helios
Avenger can also activate this skill's full effect to temporarily summon the God's chariot which is drawn by a pair of Dragons. Due to lacking the "Riding skill" she finds herself unable to use the mount in combat and instead is only able to use it to travel great distances with extreme quickness.
Noble Phantasm
True Name: Apprehéndite Auream
Title: The Beautiful Gift of the Spurned Princess
Rank: C
Noble Phantasm Type: Anti-unit
Range: 1~10
Maximum Number of Targets: 1
Description: A Cursed Fabric that simultaneously sets fire to and poisons all whom are embraced by it. Originally it was crafted into a flawless dress that was gifted to Glauce by Medea, resulting in her agonizing death, this isn't the finite form of the cloth. Avenger can manipulate this fabric at will with the aide of her Magecraft and allow it to reweave itself instantly into any shape she so desires. Generally they take the place of gold and black ribbons with a splattering of red color. These are normally woven into Medea's cloak, harmless to her generally since the flaming poison only manifesting when Od is channeled into the strands.
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These "ribbons" can expand tens of meters in an instant and follow Medea's will as quickly as she can speak her Divine Words. A single action is all it takes to have them reform into any shape imaginable and have durability on par with a conventional Noble Phantasm. This makes it quite adept at blocking sword strikes, arrows, and even some high powered magecraft. These singular strands of fabric can be broken easily by servants individually but Medea can repair them with a bit of magical energy. Normal humans cannot break these hazardous strings no matter how hard they struggle with conventional strength. Conversely while Servants can easily break individual strands they can find it much harder to free themselves the more that are woven together as a firm "binding". Those with A rank strength will be able to break free no matter how many strands Medea weaves together.
Upon supplying magical energy to the strands it manifests an ancient poison. Anything wrapped up in the woven strands becomes afflicted by "fire" as the affliction seeps into nearly any organic substance. Using the flesh itself as a fuel source these magical flames burn out of control until the victim is consumed completely. These fires are incredibly intense and can completely combust a normal human in a matter of seconds at full effectiveness down to their bones. Servants who are stricken by this poison take heavy fire damage and the flame will continue to burn unless overwhelmed with magical energy, quelling the damage by ejecting it forcefully from their bodies.
Since it requires contact with flesh, it does nothing against armor nor weapons, only able to find the ability to ignite if it touches bare skin. However these fabrics can be fashioned into crude weapons and squeeze a victim hard enough to break bones so even without the use of poison they are quite deadly.
Title(s): Witch of Betrayal, Princess of Colchis
Class: Avenger
Gender: Female
Birth and Death Dates: 700~400 BC Greece
Alignment: Neutral Evil
Motivation for the Holy Grail: To rightfully persecute Jason and the Gods, who were treated as victims in legend. Secretly, she also wishes for salvation to return to her homeland... A return to her mundane life before Jason arrived.
Personality: Arrogant, possessive, and quick to anger. Medea is one who never allows herself to feel weakness lest she be taken advantage of again. This can make her short sided and impulsive but exceedingly vulnerable. If someone tries to get close to her they'd find her overbearingly critical and wary to the point it'd seem like she was on the border of madness. The Avenger Class vessel has muddled any real reason and turned her into a dangerous ally, but not one that would betray others for her own gain since that would cause her to embody the moniker that she so despises. If someone were to betray her, however, she'd immediately kill them without a second thought as rage overtook the embers of her rationality no matter how small this 'betrayal' she perceives.
Appearance:
Bio: - (Canon)
Equipment: A mystical cloak reinforced with magecraft. Since its interwoven with her Noble Phantasm it's gained protective properties equivalent to a C-rank Noble Phantasm. In practice modern day mysteries have a hard time penetrating this cloth.
Parameters
Strength: E
Endurance: E
Agility: B
Mana: A
Luck: E
Class Skills
Avenger: B
A representing the state of an individual as a catalyst for hatred and resentment. The more humanity idolizes their grudge towards the hero, the stronger their image becomes, converting these curses into strength. Medea is the spurned princess whom all expect betrayal while they likewise pity those who wronged her. Jason, the Gods, and Greece itself demonized Medea into a monster who can only betray. Medea revels in the role she's been given and finds herself able to replenish magical energy at an astounding rate by embodying these curses.
Oblivion Correction: B+
The grudges that fester in the individual which are never able to be forgotten. In Medea's case, it pertains to those who've wronged her or whom she has perceived as wronging her. This results in her never forgetting the most 'ideal place to strike' to exact her vengeance. In particular, those who've physically betrayed Medea will be dealt a critical blow in a single hit.
Self-Replenishment: C
An desire for vengeance will never disappear easily, and likewise Avengers cling to the world. Medea's overflowing disdain for the world's treatment and demeaning of her struggle give her purpose. Much like an Archer's Independent Action, her persistent hatred allows her to stay in the world for three days without a Master. Further, when sufficiently anchored, it allows her to regenerate energy at an increased rate.
Personal Skills
High-Speed Divine Words: A
Since its merely the pronunciation of a language and not the actual theory that reproduces mystery, Medea's aptitude doesn't drop despite not being of the Caster Class. The scope and number of spells she can maintain simultaneously is diminished somewhat due to Medea's constantly overflowing hatred and animosity. She's also limited by the to the lack of Territory and likewise lesser reserves of Magical Energy to support her spells. Still she's a capable magus far removed from modern day thaumaturgy.
Proof of Friendship (False): B
The ability to mask one's status as "Evil" and a "Witch" so as to not have a negative effect one one's standing in conversation. In legend there are many instances where Medea deceived others despite the obvious risks and glaring possibility of misfortune. The murder of her father is a chief example but probably the best known instance was the murder of Glauce. Jason knew of Medea's hatred and peerless trickery as a magus but still allowed her to gift his beloved wife a poisoned dress. This action ultimately doomed Jason's bride to an agonizing death as if burned.
Blessings of Helios: EX
This allows Medea to channel pure essence of the sun. She will never feel the ill affects of cold and is naturally able to recover her reserves by dwelling in sunlight. Much like a bloody flower kissed by the daylight. It also neutralizes any magecraft pertaining to 'flames' or 'sunlight' since those are the domains of Helios
Avenger can also activate this skill's full effect to temporarily summon the God's chariot which is drawn by a pair of Dragons. Due to lacking the "Riding skill" she finds herself unable to use the mount in combat and instead is only able to use it to travel great distances with extreme quickness.
Noble Phantasm
True Name: Apprehéndite Auream
Title: The Beautiful Gift of the Spurned Princess
Rank: C
Noble Phantasm Type: Anti-unit
Range: 1~10
Maximum Number of Targets: 1
Description: A Cursed Fabric that simultaneously sets fire to and poisons all whom are embraced by it. Originally it was crafted into a flawless dress that was gifted to Glauce by Medea, resulting in her agonizing death, this isn't the finite form of the cloth. Avenger can manipulate this fabric at will with the aide of her Magecraft and allow it to reweave itself instantly into any shape she so desires. Generally they take the place of gold and black ribbons with a splattering of red color. These are normally woven into Medea's cloak, harmless to her generally since the flaming poison only manifesting when Od is channeled into the strands.
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These "ribbons" can expand tens of meters in an instant and follow Medea's will as quickly as she can speak her Divine Words. A single action is all it takes to have them reform into any shape imaginable and have durability on par with a conventional Noble Phantasm. This makes it quite adept at blocking sword strikes, arrows, and even some high powered magecraft. These singular strands of fabric can be broken easily by servants individually but Medea can repair them with a bit of magical energy. Normal humans cannot break these hazardous strings no matter how hard they struggle with conventional strength. Conversely while Servants can easily break individual strands they can find it much harder to free themselves the more that are woven together as a firm "binding". Those with A rank strength will be able to break free no matter how many strands Medea weaves together.
Upon supplying magical energy to the strands it manifests an ancient poison. Anything wrapped up in the woven strands becomes afflicted by "fire" as the affliction seeps into nearly any organic substance. Using the flesh itself as a fuel source these magical flames burn out of control until the victim is consumed completely. These fires are incredibly intense and can completely combust a normal human in a matter of seconds at full effectiveness down to their bones. Servants who are stricken by this poison take heavy fire damage and the flame will continue to burn unless overwhelmed with magical energy, quelling the damage by ejecting it forcefully from their bodies.
Since it requires contact with flesh, it does nothing against armor nor weapons, only able to find the ability to ignite if it touches bare skin. However these fabrics can be fashioned into crude weapons and squeeze a victim hard enough to break bones so even without the use of poison they are quite deadly.
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"I urge you, please, don't let me love you. If you do, I'll..."
True Name: Brynhildr
Title(s): Shieldmaiden, Elder Valkyrie, Daughter of Odin
Class: Lancer
Gender: Female
Birth and Death Dates: Indeterminate to roughly the 5th century C.E.
Alignment: Neutral Good
Motivation for the Holy Grail: Love. More specifically, her burning desire to escape from her cursed existence meet with her beloved Sigurd once again. Nevertheless, deep within her heart Lancer knows this is an unattainable goal. Yet, she chooses to believe in this sweet fantasy at least for as long as this dream called a Holy Grail War persists.
Personality: A Heroic Spirit as beautiful as she's tragic. Lancer's quiet and demure behavior hides a sadness as deep as the seas that encase her homeland. Nevertheless, she burns with passion, the flames of a bitter, hurtful, unfulfilled love. Warmth that was denied when she was cast down from Asgard by her Father, rage that was instilled when she had to watch the person she loved the most die by her own hands.
It's no exaggeration to say that Lancer's personality—nay, her entire being—can be compared to a torch illuminating a doorstep in the deep, dark winter. When she's at her zenith, Lancer's beautiful figure clad in her mytril armor shines with a pale silvery light that enraptures the heart. However, the intensity of her won flames will ultimately consume her, and anyone who gets too close until there's nothing left but ashes.
Bio: —
Equipment: The only noticeable item in Lancer's possession other than her Noble Phantasm and Runes is her mythril bestowed upon her by the All-father himself. While it's not on the level of a crystalized mystery, it's protection goes far beyond that of any tool forged by mortal hands, needing no less than the Demonic Sword Gram to be rent asunder in her legends.
—Parameters—
Strength: B+
Endurance: A
Agility: A
Mana: C
Luck: E
Class Skills:
— Magic Resistance B: Cancel spells with a chant below three verses. Even if targeted by High-Thaumaturgy and Greater Rituals, it is difficult for them to be affected.
Personal Skills:
— Riding A: Given from the anecdote that Valkyries rode on horseback. While the fame of her anecdote would have given her the Skill Rank of A+, her Riding has declined due to being summoned as a Lancer. It would become A+ if she was summoned as a Rider.
— Divinity E: Although there is once a high aptitude as a Divine Spirit, it is currently quite low. She was once a member of the shieldmaiden group, the Valkyries, and the daughter of the Great God Odin, but the latter has deprived her of most of her Divinity.
— Prana Burst (Flame) B: A Skill that came from the anecdote where she fell asleep, surrounded by a ring of flames in a fire-packed pavilion. As her passion gets deeper, the flame becomes stronger, burning on the basis of her magical energy.
— Primordial Rune —: She has Runes hailing from Scandinavia, almost known as Scandinavian Magic Crests. It is said that she, a first-rate magus, has taught Rune Magic to her beloved Sigurd. Originally, it was a Skill that shows the power of the "Primordial Runes" granted to her by her father Odin, but her power is being suppressed. If she demonstrates the true power of this Skill without possessing a Divinity Rank of A or higher, in addition to receiving restrictions on the use of her Noble Phantasm, severe damage enters her spiritual core and Lancer will soon disappear.
— Hero's Bridesmaid C: A Skill that represents the nature of a Valkyrie that leads a hero to victory. Synchronizes magical energy and give a plus modifier to every successful check made by the target. A powerful skill that can allow even a mere human to encroach upon the realm of Servants. However, Lancer will only lend her assistance to those she considers worthy, in other words, those she loves and thus, to be bestowed with such a blessing is a mark that one's life will shine bright but will end fast. Any who gets intertwined in the flames of Lancer's love can't escape the tragedy that comes with it.
—Noble Phantasm—
True Name: Brynhildr Romantia, "Till Death do Us Part"
Rank: B
NP Type: Anti-Unit
Range: 2~40
Maximum Number of Targets: 1 person
Description: A Noble Phantasm that symbolizes Lancer's love and hatred, as well as the painful feelings that burn inside of her heart. While its true nature is ethereal and intangible, when summoned as a Lancer, it takes the shape of the mythril spear she used in her life. Upon Sigurd's betrayal, it became a weapon of revenge whose power grows the deeper is her love for a being.
In practice, this is a permanently active Noble Phantasm that causes her spear to grow heavier the more she loves her current target. At it's maximum, the spear can weight more than 5000kg. Nevertheless, using it doesn't encumber Lancer at all. When accounted along with her outstanding speed, strength, Prana burst, and Runes, this becomes a truly terrifying weapon, capable of grinding anything in its path to dust with a single strike.
While the requirements of fighting against one's beloved may seem to be impractical, as a Shieldmaiden who looked over countless heroes as she guided them to the afterlife, Lancer holds some love for almost all Heroic Spirits. The greater their feats of bravery, and their likeness to her one true love, Sigurd, the strong the love she feels for them.
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True Name: Brynhildr Komédia, "A Journey to Hel only for Me"
Rank: ???
NP Type: ???
Range: ???
Maximum Number of Targets: ???
Description: A Noble Phantasm representing the crystallization of Lancer's descent into Hel. A powerful strike executed with her spear, carrying the Authority of the Gods bestowed upon her by the All-father. It's capable of wide scale devastation, powerful enough to cause considerable damage to a metropolis as big as Tokyo.
It's currently sealed in order to allow her to use her Primordial Runes at a power closer to their maximum. In essence, Lancer seems unlikely to be able to use such a destructive strike without sacrificing all of her being in the process. If she were ever to be pressured this far, it's likely that it would be as a means of mutually assured destruction against whatever foe she might be facing.
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A friend of mine introduced me to this omega chad and I realized since this war takes place in Budapest, I had to make him. Tried making this guy a bit more Archer-y than Rider-y. Hopefully things work out in the end~
EDIT: Fixed up Innovation and Disengage, paid my military leader tax, and added a little something to his Wish ;)
True Name: Jan Žižka z Trocnova a Kalicha
Title(s): Jan the One-Eyed, Žižka of the Chalice
Class: Archer
Gender: Male
Birth and Death Dates: c. 1360 - 1424
Alignment: Neutral Good
Motivation for the Holy Grail: Jan would freely answer the call to be summoned for his Master’s sake, stating that his wish is to “remain undefeated.” Of course, the opportunity to raze Budapest is another very heavy motivator in being summoned. However, Jan's true wish is one of much humbler origins. He simply wishes to partake in communion from the grail itself.
Personality: Underdog-type Servant. A brash, loud-mouthed general who enjoys boasting of his accomplishments. The stereotypical braggart mercenary. On the surface, Jan seems to disdain other Knight-type servants, seeing them as sad fools forced to fight for false honor and stuck in their older roots. In truth, Jan harbors a deep respect for the chivalrous knights of old, as he had aspirations of becoming one himself in his youth, before he learned of the corruption of the Church and its knights. Instead, he fights on as a hero of the common man, representing the everlasting battle for freedom against a greater adversary.
Equipment: Pistols, Mace. It seems that Jan holds a vast interest in modern firearms, particularly the AK-47.
Parameters
Strength: C
Endurance: C
Agility: B
Mana: E
Luck: A
Class Skills:
Independent Action: B
The ability to work independently of one’s Master by rejecting their Magical Energy. It is possible for a Servant to stay in the world for two days without a Master. However, this is the ideal value achieved by maximally conserving mana and avoiding battle and Noble Phantasm usage.
Magic Resistance: D
Protection against magecraft and magical effects. Cancels Single-Action spells. Magic Resistance of the same degree of an amulet that rejects magical energy.
Personal Skills:
Disengage: B
The ability to withdraw from battle in the midst of combat or reset the conditions of a battle. Bonus effect of returning battle conditions to what they were at the beginning of the match (1st turn) and restores the condition of one's Skills to the initial value. Also ignores penalties of performing this skill due to visual obstructions. One of the greatest military exploits of Jan is his use of a tactical retreat in the Battle of Nebovidy in order to defeat an ambush. This tactic had been deployed despite Jan being completely blind in both eyes.
Innovation - Wagenburg: A
A special skill granted to heroes who brought about revolutions in their era. The reform of medieval war into modern war, and the replacement of superior skill with superior firepower. Through the use of armored wagons filled with cannons and handguns, Jan was capable of training an army of peasants into a suitable fighting force capable of surpassing highly trained and better armed knights. It is said that Jan was the inventor of mobile field artillery and progenitor of the modern day tank, eclipsing the trained knights of old with weaponized warefare. Combat efficiency is increased when up against a stronger opponent, allowing him to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with heroes of greater legend or mystery. Additionally, should Jan find himself in a disadvantageous position in combat, defensive power is further increased, having sustained through many battles where his forces were considered the underdog.
Fire Support (Artillery): B+
Powerful ranged attack used to support tactical operations. In Jan’s case, this attack is performed as a bombardment of cannon and musket fire. Essentially a compound of the Strategy skill.
Military Tactics: C
Tactical knowledge utilized not for one-on-one combat, but for battles where many combatants are utilized. Bonus modifiers are provided during use of one's own Anti-Army Noble Phantasm or when dealing against an enemy Anti-Army Noble Phantasm. Having lead the Hussites to victory before his death, Jan remains undefeated in battle. Shows its true power in defensive battles.
Noble Phantasm
True Name: Vozová Hradba
Title: Super Armored Rebellion, Fire At Will
Rank: C
NP Type: Anti-Army
Range: 5 ~ 99
Maximum Number of Targets: 700
Description:
The undefeated weapon utilized by Jan to achieve much of his military victories against superiorly trained and equipped opponents. Jan’s War Wagons were reinforced wagons loaded with peasants armed with cannons, firearms, crossbows, and bows, and were set up in such a way that they could be utilized as both an offensive charge, or a defensive circular formation. It was what allowed the untrained peasantry of the Hussites to fight back against the knights of Bohemia. In other words, a Noble Phantasm representing ingenuity born from overwhelming adversity.
Upon invocation, a heavily fortified iron fortress is summoned, a massive castle possessing an assortment of artillery weapons aimed at all directions. At Jan’s command, these cannons begin to fire, focusing on all designated opponents within range. An all-out attack with overwhelming firepower, this attack is naturally advantageous against opponents charging head-on. As an Archer, Jan is only able to utilize the defensive form of this Noble Phantasm, its mobility all but sacrificed. In exchange, firepower has increased sharply.
The true nature of this Noble Phantasm is “victory against all odds.” Against a stronger adversary, or when clashing against a superior attack, offensive and defensive power gradually increases in order to match its attacker. Only a direct attack from an Anti-Fortress Noble Phantasm is enough to tear through this Noble Phantasm’s defenses. A sufficiently high ranked attack may also pierce through its defenses if performed quick enough. Also, it should be noted that the upkeep of this Noble Phantasm is rather efficient given its humble nature.
EDIT: Fixed up Innovation and Disengage, paid my military leader tax, and added a little something to his Wish ;)
True Name: Jan Žižka z Trocnova a Kalicha
Title(s): Jan the One-Eyed, Žižka of the Chalice
Class: Archer
Gender: Male
Birth and Death Dates: c. 1360 - 1424
Alignment: Neutral Good
Motivation for the Holy Grail: Jan would freely answer the call to be summoned for his Master’s sake, stating that his wish is to “remain undefeated.” Of course, the opportunity to raze Budapest is another very heavy motivator in being summoned. However, Jan's true wish is one of much humbler origins. He simply wishes to partake in communion from the grail itself.
Personality: Underdog-type Servant. A brash, loud-mouthed general who enjoys boasting of his accomplishments. The stereotypical braggart mercenary. On the surface, Jan seems to disdain other Knight-type servants, seeing them as sad fools forced to fight for false honor and stuck in their older roots. In truth, Jan harbors a deep respect for the chivalrous knights of old, as he had aspirations of becoming one himself in his youth, before he learned of the corruption of the Church and its knights. Instead, he fights on as a hero of the common man, representing the everlasting battle for freedom against a greater adversary.
Equipment: Pistols, Mace. It seems that Jan holds a vast interest in modern firearms, particularly the AK-47.
Parameters
Strength: C
Endurance: C
Agility: B
Mana: E
Luck: A
Class Skills:
Independent Action: B
The ability to work independently of one’s Master by rejecting their Magical Energy. It is possible for a Servant to stay in the world for two days without a Master. However, this is the ideal value achieved by maximally conserving mana and avoiding battle and Noble Phantasm usage.
Magic Resistance: D
Protection against magecraft and magical effects. Cancels Single-Action spells. Magic Resistance of the same degree of an amulet that rejects magical energy.
Personal Skills:
Disengage: B
The ability to withdraw from battle in the midst of combat or reset the conditions of a battle. Bonus effect of returning battle conditions to what they were at the beginning of the match (1st turn) and restores the condition of one's Skills to the initial value. Also ignores penalties of performing this skill due to visual obstructions. One of the greatest military exploits of Jan is his use of a tactical retreat in the Battle of Nebovidy in order to defeat an ambush. This tactic had been deployed despite Jan being completely blind in both eyes.
Innovation - Wagenburg: A
A special skill granted to heroes who brought about revolutions in their era. The reform of medieval war into modern war, and the replacement of superior skill with superior firepower. Through the use of armored wagons filled with cannons and handguns, Jan was capable of training an army of peasants into a suitable fighting force capable of surpassing highly trained and better armed knights. It is said that Jan was the inventor of mobile field artillery and progenitor of the modern day tank, eclipsing the trained knights of old with weaponized warefare. Combat efficiency is increased when up against a stronger opponent, allowing him to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with heroes of greater legend or mystery. Additionally, should Jan find himself in a disadvantageous position in combat, defensive power is further increased, having sustained through many battles where his forces were considered the underdog.
Fire Support (Artillery): B+
Powerful ranged attack used to support tactical operations. In Jan’s case, this attack is performed as a bombardment of cannon and musket fire. Essentially a compound of the Strategy skill.
Military Tactics: C
Tactical knowledge utilized not for one-on-one combat, but for battles where many combatants are utilized. Bonus modifiers are provided during use of one's own Anti-Army Noble Phantasm or when dealing against an enemy Anti-Army Noble Phantasm. Having lead the Hussites to victory before his death, Jan remains undefeated in battle. Shows its true power in defensive battles.
Noble Phantasm
True Name: Vozová Hradba
Title: Super Armored Rebellion, Fire At Will
Rank: C
NP Type: Anti-Army
Range: 5 ~ 99
Maximum Number of Targets: 700
Description:
The undefeated weapon utilized by Jan to achieve much of his military victories against superiorly trained and equipped opponents. Jan’s War Wagons were reinforced wagons loaded with peasants armed with cannons, firearms, crossbows, and bows, and were set up in such a way that they could be utilized as both an offensive charge, or a defensive circular formation. It was what allowed the untrained peasantry of the Hussites to fight back against the knights of Bohemia. In other words, a Noble Phantasm representing ingenuity born from overwhelming adversity.
Upon invocation, a heavily fortified iron fortress is summoned, a massive castle possessing an assortment of artillery weapons aimed at all directions. At Jan’s command, these cannons begin to fire, focusing on all designated opponents within range. An all-out attack with overwhelming firepower, this attack is naturally advantageous against opponents charging head-on. As an Archer, Jan is only able to utilize the defensive form of this Noble Phantasm, its mobility all but sacrificed. In exchange, firepower has increased sharply.
The true nature of this Noble Phantasm is “victory against all odds.” Against a stronger adversary, or when clashing against a superior attack, offensive and defensive power gradually increases in order to match its attacker. Only a direct attack from an Anti-Fortress Noble Phantasm is enough to tear through this Noble Phantasm’s defenses. A sufficiently high ranked attack may also pierce through its defenses if performed quick enough. Also, it should be noted that the upkeep of this Noble Phantasm is rather efficient given its humble nature.
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Golden Spiral Moonstruck
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Player Name: Sosuke
Family Age: 700
Mystic Code Quality: See Below
Mystic Code Quantity: (1 Above Average, 1 Minimum, 1 Minimum)
Magical Crest Age: 700
Magical Crest Quality: Extremely High
Magic Circuit Quality: Average
Magic Circuit Quantity: Average
Elemental Affinity: Unique
Magical Experience: High
Magical Talent: High
Magical Paradigm: Magical Seals, Alchemy
Family Age: 700
Mystic Code Quality: See Below
Mystic Code Quantity: (1 Above Average, 1 Minimum, 1 Minimum)
Magical Crest Age: 700
Magical Crest Quality: Extremely High
Magic Circuit Quality: Average
Magic Circuit Quantity: Average
Elemental Affinity: Unique
Magical Experience: High
Magical Talent: High
Magical Paradigm: Magical Seals, Alchemy
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