No, don't reinforce a loli. Reinforce a snake into a sword! Then it can bend around attacks AND poison people. Snakesword ftw!
@Turboshitter
You can't just snap your fingers and make a familiar. It'll take a few hours.
Are you trying to have the familiar make other familiars? Because your familiars can't use magecraft, so that's not going to work.
Can I reinforce the loli into a sword?
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You'd need like, an active triple-modifier and a Game Boy Advance to accomplish that.
You know the one.
probably of the 'Rider' persuasion.
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Please explain the deductive reasoning that led Archer to this conclusion.
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Would've been that or a Saber. After all, he is a big knight guy.
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A big knight guy could also use a spear. Or a craziness that's deactivated. Or magecraft. Or a sword. Basically he could theoretically be anyone besides Assassin. A sword actually makes a lot of sense, since he has a sword.
I also don't get why "big knight guy" makes you think "one of those classes that's not called a Knight Class".
Basically there's zero reason to assume he's Rider and you're only doing that because you know he's Rider OOC.
Don't metagame. It's bad.
Little known strategy: If you reveal your true name right off the bat, the enemies will become confused and not be able to attack you.
You should all try it.
Plus a class isn't as secret as the name; the class would be obvious the moment they do battle.
Plus a class isn't as secret as the name; the class would be obvious the moment they do battle.
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Because Sasaki couldn't pass of as Saber. EMIYA was clearly an Archer when he pulled out twin swords. Medusa is obviously not an Assassin.
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Because Sasaki couldn't pass of as Saber. EMIYA was clearly an Archer when he pulled out twin swords. Medusa is obviously not an Assassin.
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I'd say those are pretty important outliers. For the most part, Servant classes (at least ones not meant to be vague for plot reasons) are the Class they most resemble. It's a leap in logic that carries plenty of risk, but it's still pretty safe when you're going for an obvious solution. Like, say, assuming that the chivalrous knight in cavalry armor is a chivalrous and knightly Rider.