Questions, questions and more questions (READ THE OP FOR ANSWERS)

[fumei]

The ending of Camelot.
The only reason Bedivere stayed alive for more than a thousand years was the fact that Excalibur stops the owner from aging.

Found it, thanks.

[Roxas]

I know this question comes up time and time again but I can't find it through searching so...

Caliburn initially halted Artoria's aging. After it broke, was it Avalon or Excalibur that kept that going? Avalon makes sense, and she would've lost it so close to her "death" that any aging wouldn't be noticeable I guess but don't know for sure.

Lancelot part in GoA also mentioned it

Of course, there was people that suspected about the king’s identity, however,
The King, owner of the sword of selection, doesn’t get injured or age.
That holy sword had the protection of the lake spirits,
Granting the owner longevity and perpetual youth.
Indeed, the king was invincible.

[Wandering Swordwoman]

Are dinosaurs exist in Nasuverse? Or dinosaurs become fantasy creatures like dragon and stuffs?

[You]

They exist. See Quetz's second NP

[Ataraxia]

Percy Jackson and stuff has more questionable shits, like other Myth Gods exist are exist too, and just like what??? Every respective gods want to end the fucking world but conveniently the other world saviors cannot butt in? You know, Kane Siblings and others? Yes, I know they have their own trouble, but how they can't bump to each other in the story? They just conveniently forget that other Myth Gods exist when it's not greek or roma?

Just as the person up there said, Nasuverse is far more complicated than some young adult story with some mythological gods shoved in

This poster's comment has me curious about sth. Is it ever addressed in any Fate entry how numerous gods of several pantheons were able to coexist at one point?
(ex: gods of the sky like Zeus and Indra)

[Mcjon01]

I mean one lives in Greece and one lives in India

[castor212]

Different texture (reality)

[Wandering Swordwoman]

In other continents yes, but Riordan just shove Gods from Europe continent to America

[You]

This poster's comment has me curious about sth. Is it ever addressed in any Fate entry how numerous gods of several pantheons were able to coexist at one point?
(ex: gods of the sky like Zeus and Indra)

well there's time and location and pretty much that each mythological culture had their own texture (read: world)
For instance we see in LB2 that "ragnarok" would only spell the end of the world for the Scandinavian texture.

[Wandering Swordwoman]

They exist. See Quetz's second NP

Ooh. So how's is it?
Beginning of planet
Mesozoic era
First human step on earth (AoG)?

[You]

Ooh. So how's is it?
Beginning of planet
Mesozoic era
First human step on earth (AoG)?

Tiamat can regress to the Jurassic Era so maybe there were alien gods living even then.
The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs had the South American deities riding on it too.

[AAM1232]

Tiamat can regress to the Jurassic Era so maybe there were alien gods living even then.
The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs had the South American deities riding on it too.

Wasn't it mentioned somewhere that there were multiple AoGs pre-Sefar/AoM?

[Wandering Swordwoman]

Tiamat can regress to the Jurassic Era so maybe there were alien gods living even then.
The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs had the South American deities riding on it too.

holy shit

- - - Updated - - -

Are you saying that there are such things since universe was made? Or you know... time travel far enough to change things?

[You]

Wasn't it mentioned somewhere that there were multiple AoGs pre-Sefar/AoM?

In extella mats it said that the Velber attack ushered in the decline of the 2nd AOG. And that the Paleolithic era was the dawn of the Second AOG. Nothing on a separate age of man though.

holy shit

- - - Updated - - -

Are you saying that there are such things since universe was made? Or you know... time travel far enough to change things?

The universe is much old than the earth.

[Ataraxia]

I mean one lives in Greece and one lives in India

well there's time and location and pretty much that each mythological culture had their own texture (read: world)
For instance we see in LB2 that "ragnarok" would only spell the end of the world for the Scandinavian texture.

Huh. It was almost a bit tough for me process these mighty gods having to deal with 'divine real estate' there. Thanks tho.

[Mcjon01]

well there's time and location and pretty much that each mythological culture had their own texture (read: world)
For instance we see in LB2 that "ragnarok" would only spell the end of the world for the Scandinavian texture.

Really it’s pretty much just God of War innit

[You]

Really it’s pretty much just God of War innit

not surprising that lb2 was released 3 months after GOW was

[CrazyLich79]

Could Kaira($@#^$@&#@%*#^$&%#) be summoned in the Fuyuki HGW?

[pinetree]

She's almost certainly not on the Throne (I don't think CCC event specified it?)
Even if she was, she's Japanese, so no.

[weeblord]

One thing I never got. Why do the servants summoned in FGO singularities make such a big deal of having a Master in the gudas? They obviously don’t need an anchor, the #1 role of Masters in typical setting. So what exactly, concretely speaking, is the gudas role? Do we just supply them an insignificant amount of bonus magical energy from our average as fuck butts?