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Fate/Eternum

Lupin and Montezuma have no Master, and Lyubov has no servant. Stuff’s tricky.

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@PKMNB0Y
I figured something around 20 city blocks if it was manifested all at once. But I don't know if he'd do that, unless the city really needed a chunk of gold real estate.

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And while waiting for someone to pick up Lupin, whose master will remain nebulous until he gets one, here's a Caster.

One Angry In A Noble Manner

• Name: Montezuma II
• Class: Caster
• Appearance:
  Beneath the mask, his goatee makes him look sort of like a dark-skinned Freddy Mercury. He dresses appropriately for the look as well.
• Personality: Montezuma can be quite a melancholy figure. He believes that his propensity for curses is what lead the Spanish conquistadors to Mexico, and caused the collapse of the Aztecs. He still views Central America as his domain, but isn't sure about how to go helping it recover from the last few centuries of turmoil. For now, he's settled for contemplation, training, and teaching the modern world about Aztec culture. He actually teaches cooking and martial arts classes in the city.
• Stats:
  
  • Strength: B+
  • Endurance: C+
  • Agility: C
  • Mana: A
  • Luck: E
  • Noble Phantasm: A++
• Class Skills:
  Territory Creation (B): Montezuma creates a Workshop, where he can work more powerful curses.
• Personal Skills:
  -Charisma (B)- Montezuma was the king of the Aztecs, and even deified after his death by native peoples. Some say he will one day return to lead the descendants of the Aztecs.
  -Lucha Libre (A)- A martial style focusing on agility, grappling, and striking.
  -Divine Protection of the Jaguar (B)
  -Magecraft (Curses) (A)- Montezuma is the caster of the longest-lasting, widest-spread curse of all time- known simply as "Montezuma's Revenge." His magecraft focuses largely on such curses, working to offset his foes so he and his allies can press the advantage.
• Noble Phantasm(s):
  
  • Name: El Dorado, The Golden Empire
  • Rank: A++
  • Type: Fortress/Anti-Fortress
  • Appearance: The Golden Man leaps to its place atop the temple in the City of Gold, forming a tremendous head. The city begins to shift, and eventually, stands. It becomes a towering golden giant, at least a half mile tall. Its body shows obvious cues from the golden city, from verdant parks on its legs to dwellings on its chest and ball courts on its arms. Strange pillars stick up out of certain parts, and its eyes glow with the light of the sun.
  • Effects: Though Caster is loath to use it, The Golden Empire is a potent symbol. This towering golden creature is the culmination of everything the Aztecs were- the magnificent and mysterious empire represented by The Golden City, the noble people represented by The Golden Man, the spiritual nature represented by The Kingdom of the Sun, and the martial skill and order of law represented by Caster. It has the equivalent of A+++ Rank Strength and Endurance, but can only function with The Golden Man in place and under direct sunlight.
  
  
  
  • Name: El Dorado, The Golden Man
  • Rank: B+
  • Type: Anti-Unit
  • Appearance: A ten-foot-tall golden golem, carved in the style of an Aztec Jaguar Warrior. On its back is carved an upside-down mask of an Eagle Warrior.
  • Effects: The truth of El Dorado is far less extravagant than most of humaity believes. The Golden Man is a ten foot tall golem made of solid gold, with tremendous strength and surprising agility for its size. It cannot be exhausted and does not drain Caster's mana, for it is powered by a magically created artificial sun. Originally intended as a protector for the Aztecs, it went dormant when Quetzlcoatl left them.
  
  
  
  • Name: El Dorado, The City of Gold
  • Rank: B+
  • Type: Anti-Unit
  • Appearance: A sprawling metropolis of gold. The city is built in accordance with Aztec sensibilities, with a temple at the center, and the rest of the city built outwards from there. Square pyramids and squat towers dot the landscape.
  • Effects: El Dorado is the famous capital city of the Aztec empire. A gleaming golden vision of utopia, this shining city is a testament to their wealth and power. Many Spanish explorers would die seeking the crown jewel of the Aztec Empire.
    
    But this golden capital never existed. It was a fabrication, a falsehood created by the Aztec civilization. Nevertheless, because the will of humanity believes it is so, Caster possesses the capability of manifesting this resplendent city as a symbol of the empire that ruled Central America for over a thousand years. This Phantasm manifests in chunks as part of Kingdom of the Sun, and as portions of Caster's territory creation.
  
  
  
  • Name: Ēxcān Tlahtōlōyān: The Kingdom of the Sun
  • Rank: EX (weird to quantify)
  • Type: Culture
  • Appearance: When firing lasers, pyramids, spires, and statues pop out of portals which Caster opens all across the battlefield. Often, massive golden fists pop out of the portals as well for close range attacks.
  • Effects: The Kingdom of the Sun represents the Aztec culture as a whole- their appreciation of sports and martial prowess, their spiritual leanings, their history. Regardless of class, Montezuma always manifests this skill. He maintains high physical parameters for his class and incredible skill with the weapons of his people (the macahautl, club, bow, spear, and dart). His skill in the traditional wrestling style that would later provide the foundations of Lucha Libre is unmatched. As a Caster, he is even capable of calling upon the sun that formed the foundation of their mythology to smite his foes, firing beams of concentrated solar energy.
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Changes: There are a number of depictions of Montezuma. His physical appearance is based specifically on the portrayal in An Illustrated History of the New World.

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Arsene Lupin

In the patio area of a coffee shop, an elderly man in slacks, the green jacket of a tracksuit, and a New York Mets baseball cap sat sipping a cup of coffee and looking over a list. Though written in code, disguised as a shopping itinerary with a few doodles, the man was keeping track of something. As always, Arsene Lupin was plotting his next heist, and wanted a crew. After all, if he was going to be a Servant, it only made sense that his escapades would need to reach an entirely new level. He moved the unlit cigarette in his mouth to the other side, tapping the side of his head with the pencil as he went over his candidates- largely other thieves and previous teachers.

Sherlock Holmes: Notify intent, it's fun watching him sweat. Caster? Owes Watson a hat.
Ishikawa Goemon: Legendary ninja, grandson recommends. Assassin.
Giuseppe "Cagliostro" Basalmo: Absolutely down for it, will likely inquire about Jr and his daughter. Caster.
Alfred Nobel: Good man, taught chemistry, would not answer summon. Caster.
El Coyote: Mexican Bandito, gentleman thief, man of class. Maybe. Rider.
Louis Pasteur: Knowledge of microbiology extensive, not likely to help. Unknown.
Robin Hood: Absolutely down for it. Likely to showboat. Archer.
Victor Frankenstein: Classmate at University of Vienna. Not likely to help, rather broody. Caster?
Ned Kelly: Hell yes.
Lord Edward Lister: Owed over the matter in Edinburgh. Contact if possible. Lancer?
Hong Gildong: Gentleman thief, bandit king, master of korean martial arts. Possible. Saber?
Nikola Tesla: Taught me everything I know about electrical principles, not likely to help. Archer.
Zenigata Heiji: Name sounds familiar. Seems like a nice guy. Notify of crimes. Archer.
Edison: Thief, but no gentleman. Hard pass.
Billy the Kid: Good candidate, likely to shoot off early. Maybe. Archer.
Blackbeard: Weeaboo. No. Rider.
Zorro: Unknown quantity, seems a decent sort. Saber.
James Moriarty:

Lupin had to think a moment. Though he was indeed a master criminal, and one of the only other men Holmes considered a worthy opponent, he had decidedly different visions of crime than Lupin. Lupin committed crimes for amusement, to redistribute wealth and treasure. James Moriarty did so for personal gain and power. They both matched wits with Sherlock Holmes, but where Lupin and Holmes admitted begrudging respect... well, he didn't know Moriarty that well, so he couldn't weigh in there. Eventually, after heavy consideration, he was left with his answer, writ large in red ink, circled three times, and underlined six. It had been an easy choice- after all, he preferred to work with men he found likable.

James Moriarty: Asshole.

Folding the paper, he put it in the pocket of his pants before getting up with a huff and starting off. It was a nice day, and he'd made a point of showing up in this disguise to the park around this time. Today, however, it looked like there would be a brief detour- a few small girls, two of them Servants, were apparently having some issues with locating a "Dorothy." While he was a thief, he was also a gentleman, and not prone to leaving children in despair. He adjusted his hat and headed up, speaking in an impeccable Brooklyn accent as he scratched the side of his head.

"Now, my hearin' ain't what it used ta be, but I heard the little lady's lost somethin'. I ain't gotta meet my buddies til' late, you want I should give ya a hand lookin'?"

@RolePlayerRoxas @Rin @VitaVitaAR

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@DocRock
I'm gonna second Holmes or Moriarty. Lupin would love seeing old acquaintances.

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Lyubov Tenme

Lyubov sat in the shade of a tree in the school's courtyard, stroking the chin of a cat stretched out across her lap. Her broom was leaned up against the tree. She was still incredibly overwhelmed. People speaking languages she'd never even heard of before. There were buildings twice- maybe even three times- as tall as the family barn! And on top of that, all these paved roads and cement slabs and glass and so little greenery. The ever-present clucking of chickens, bleating of goats, and gentle sounds of the forests were replaced with distinctly urban ones. And so many people talking to those weird rectangles. Yes, it was confusing, but here, in the shade of a tree, stroking Mr. Tater the tabby cat, she found a moment of respite.

Technically, her schooling didn't start until after the break. Her birthday was coming up in a few days too, but she wasn't sure about summoning a Servant. They would most likely be human, another stranger to get used to. For now, she was quite content beneath the tree.

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Welp, Lupin still needs a Master, so if anyone's in the market for a suave Frenchman, there you go!

Also, Lyubov will need a Servant. But that's down the line a bit. Will try and post tomorrow!

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I'm considering doing either Pecos Bill as a Rider, or Marsh and Cope as a duo Caster.

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The Spooky Cutie

• Name: Lyubov "Lou" Temne
• Age: 13
• Appearance:
  
• Personality:
  Lyubov is quite a shy girl. This isn't due to bullying or anything of the sort- she's just had trouble adjusting to the new languages taught in school, and still has an impossibly thick slavic accent. She's prone to hiding behind taller people to try and avoid having to talk, tends to get excited over dead animals, and has trouble sleeping on comfortable beds. All in all, she's weird, even in a town full of mages. Despite this, she's actually just a little girl with priorities skewed by a rustic lifestyle, and is an avid learner as long as nobody is looking directly at her.
• Abilities:
  Witchcraft-
  A form of magecraft heavily focusing on curses, medicine, and familiars, Lyubov's family has practiced witchcraft for centuries. She is capable of causing misfortune to those who wrong her, knows a great deal of healing magic, and a number of spells pertaining to her hair. Lending credence to the originator of her family's art, she knows the spell of the Apple and Saucer, allowing her to view and hear things happening far away.
  
  Broom Flying-
  Witch's brooms are a good deal faster than walking, but as primitive flying devices, there are a number of problems. They are both ludicrously unsafe and less efficient than just riding a bike or taking a bus somewhere. Unfortunately, Lyubov doesn't know how to ride a bicycle, and she's not skilled enough to make a whole mortar or carpet fly yet.
  
  Familiar Creation:
  Lyubov's specialty is the creation of familiars. From animated dolls to servitors created from deceased animals, she has over three dozen familiars. Rather than the spirits of dead humans, they are given life by forest and house spirits she summons.
• History:
  Temne is a fairly common surname in Ukraine, referring to families with dark hair. House Temne, on the other hand, is a small clan of witches and warlocks who, like most Slavic witches, claim to have learned their arts from Baba Yaga herself. For centuries, they were content living out in the backwoods of the slavic countries farming chickens. It was in this backwoods community that Lyubov was raised, far from the comforts of civilization and the frequent terror of Eastern European politics. Her only friends were her cousins and the familiars she created en masse from roadkill, forest animals, mice their cats killed, cats that died of old age- what we're getting at is that she has a lot of familiars. Being such a shy girl, she was quite okay with this. It meant she didn't have to talk to anyone scary.
  
  Lyubov no longer has the luxury of hiding, however. Her family got the invitation for her to learn at an actual school via friends of friends of a cousin's family that moved to Kiev. She's been sent off to Fusang alongside her two older cousins, and the three share a small apartment.
• Other: Uses her broom made from yew and a sewing kit with needles made of bone and thread made from hair as mystic codes.

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Yeah, she's about to have the birthday and be terrified of the summoning because people are scary.