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The same way Kerry is legally allowed to have that sniper rifle he used in Zero. :V
No heretics allowed.
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The same way Kerry is legally allowed to have that sniper rifle he used in Zero. :V
Owing to his affinity to Water and its transformative characteristics, Hector has mastered the art of magical chemistry, as all great Cavala Magi have. With only a small amount of prana, Hector can transform any element into an amount of another element with equivalent mass. Forming chemical bonds and applying molecularly accurate amounts of heat and pressure are equally simple for Hector, giving him the power to synthesize any chemical on earth. In addition, Hector is wise to the research of the many Cavala apothecaries, and can create a number of magical potions and poisons, for a respectable amount of prana.
Finally, Hector has discovered a limited form of teleportation, using the principles of Equivalent Exchange. Hector can teleport up to 150 milliliters of any chemical up to fifty feet, replacing wherever it is they appear. For example, if Hector were to teleport 150 ml of water into concrete, a very small hole would form in the concrete filled with water. Hector can only teleport material to where he can see, meaning that he cannot teleport it directly into someone's brainstem-- unless their brainstem was exposed to the open air.
Caracalla's Insightful Elixir of Alium: One of very few ways to grant magical abilities to a non-magus, the Elixir of Alium temporarily grants a small measure of magical power to its user, giving them a small amount of control over one of the Five Great Elements. This is limited solely to the creation and projection of the most basic form of the element, and results in permanent nerve damage as a portion of the user's nervous system is converted into Magic Circuitry.
Hector carries an AMT Hardballer with two spare clips of ammunition.
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I thought something on those lines as well. But weren't the Einzbern (not saying I wanna be one yet, just for comparison's sake) supposed to be masters of metal manipulation? I was thinking that maybe there could be a way as a Western magus to do that as well.
But the Eastern (more likely Chinese) approach might be easier to work out.
@Unoedipal
After some tinkering, I got a decent idea for a magus. I thought of someone who is an expert at manipulation of metals and or rock, whose main gig revolves around magical chains.
If you have any ideas on how I could being one of these, I would appreciate.
Did you get my PM, Un?
@Unoedipal
Thanks. Also, I'm totally lost while trying to build a magus (there's too many complications on the magic part), nevertheless, I was thinking of doing a representative of the Clock Tower, who is a pupil of Lord El-Meloi (I'm assuming Kayneth is still El-Meloi, because the events of Zero never happened in this AU) who got sent to the war as a proxy, since he doesn't want to waste his time with such a pointless ritual in a back water country. Would that be feasible as a basis for her reason of being in the war?
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That's the best thing to do in a Grail War!
Also, would you prefer images or descriptions, or doesn't it really matter?
Question. Is the Second Owner a Master we can app for?
So the soul of the Kalevide flew down from heaven like a bird, and was bidden to reanimate his body; but the might of all the gods, and even the divine wisdom of Taara, could not put his legs on again. Then they mounted him on a white charger, and sent him to the post which had been assigned to him at the gates of Põrgu.
When the Kalevide reached the rocky portal, a voice was heard from heaven, "Strike the rock with thy fist!" He did so, and clove open the rock, and his right hand was caught in the cleft. Here he sits now on his horse at the gates of Põrgu, watching the bonds of others while bound himself. The demons attempt unceasingly to soften their chains by heaping up charcoal faggots around them, but when the cock crows at dawn their fetters grow thicker again. From time to time, too, the Kalevide struggles to free his hand from the wall of rock, till the earth trembles and the sea foams; but the hand of Mana holds him, that the warder shall never depart from his post. But one day a vast fire will break out on both sides of the rock and melt it, when the Kalevide will withdraw his hand, and return to earth to inaugurate a new day of prosperity for the Esthonians.
@Unoedipal
No, once a week as maximum between posts is manageable. I'll keep online all the time, it's just that I can't compromise on posting within a day. But every couple days or three days is possible as well. This is usually the same time frame from the other RPs that I'm in, do that I can safely alternate between them.
In any case, I'll finish Saber once I'm back home, but I'll leave the Master CS for some time up to the weekend, since it requires much more thought than simply tweaking a Servant.
Since you are willing to be more flexible I see no reason to quit.