Create-A-Servant 2

**Kabalisto Koga** · January 17th, 2019, 01:45 PM

Kanati ? Hm one Question Shiki where have yopu found him,i mean of which tribes Folklore is he originated ? Nevertheless a succeded sheet .

**Shiki-pon** · January 17th, 2019, 01:53 PM

Originally Posted by Kabalisto Koga

Kanati ? Hm one Question Shiki where have yopu found him,i mean of which tribes Folklore is he originated ? Nevertheless a succeded sheet .

Cherokee tribe. Found him by looking for a Native American hunter to fit the faceclaim.

**Shiki-pon** · January 17th, 2019, 02:29 PM

Another, since I happen to be in a sheet-making mood.

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Alternate Classes: Caster, Berserker
True Name: Frédégonde
Alignment: Chaotic Evil
Origin: France (6th century)
Armament: Torture tools, dagger

Parameters:
STR: D
END: D
AGI: D
MANA: E
LUCK: B
NP: C

Skills

Class Skills

Presence Concealment - Rank -: The capacity to hide one's presence as a Servant. It is a common Class Skill of the Assassin class.
Due to Assassin’s Right of Sanctuary Skill, her regular Presence Concealment has been lost.

Personal Skills

Innocent Monster - Rank D: An attribute possessed by Servants whose true history and existence have been distorted by the monstrous reputations and gossips they accrued across the course of their life and thereafter, without concern for the actual person's will or appearance. As a consequence, the Servant's abilities and appearance have been rendered to conform to the specifications of their legend. Incidentally, this Personal Skill cannot be removed.
It is unclear whether or not Assassin’s reputation for cruelty and murder is undeserved, but the effects of her legend simply accentuate her murderousness. She appears almost as a Berserker when angered enough, though she receives no real benefits from Innocent Monster.

Sadistic Constitution - Rank B: A Skill that augments one's aggression in battle. It appears to be a positive Skill, but the longer its owner stays in battle, the more their abusive disposition will grow, causing them to lose their usual composure. It's possible to say that this is just one step short of the Skill that causes Berserkers to go insane. The more one attacks, the stronger one becomes, but on the other hand, one's defensive abilities drop.
As someone who cherished the pain and death of others, Assassin is famous for her sadistic tendencies.

Torture Techniques - Rank C: A Skill that represents one's possession of outstanding torture techniques. Plus modifiers are added when using torture tools to deal damage. Because it strengthens bloodshed and agony, further damage is continuously added after the ordinary damage.
Delighting in violence and suffering, Assassin possesses some skill with torture implements.

Right of Sanctuary - Rank C: A Skill close to Territory Creation, allowing the user to claim a surrounding area as sanctuary. Right of Sanctuary establishes a powerful defensive Bounded Field around an existing building. However, as soon as the user leaves their sanctuary, the Bounded Field collapses and needs to be set up again.
Assassin’s sanctuary is capable of withstanding attacks of up to B rank. However, each defended attack extracts a toll in magical energy, and as such this Skill does not work well against a sustained assault.

Noble Phantasms

Description

Lore

Frédégonde was the queen consort of Chilperic I, the Merovingian Frankish king of Soissons.
Originally a servant, Frédégonde became Chilperic’s mistress; she encouraged him to set aside his first wife, Audovera, and to murder his second wife, Galswintha. Galswintha, however, was also the sister of Brunhild, the wife of Chilperic’s half brother Sigebert I, king of the eastern kingdom of Austrasia. Galswintha’s murder engendered a violent animosity between Frédégonde and Brunhild and an irreconcilable feud of more than 40 years’ duration between the respective families. Frédégonde was certainly responsible for the assassination of Sigebert and made attempts on the lives of Guntram (her brother-in-law and the king of Burgundy), Childebert II (Sigebert’s son), and Brunhild.
After the assassination of Chilperic, Frédégonde took refuge in the cathedral at Paris. Both she and her surviving three-month-old son, Chlotar II, were at first protected by Guntram, but, when he died in 592, Childebert II, who had taken over his throne, attacked Chlotar, albeit unsuccessfully. From Childebert’s death until her own, Frédégonde intrigued on Chlotar’s behalf against Brunhild, who sought to rule through Childebert’s sons, Theodebert II of Austrasia and Theodoric II of Burgundy. Although Frédégonde did not live to see it, Chlotar triumphed over Brunhild and united the Frankish kingdoms under his rule.
There are several tales of Frédégonde’s cruel acts, placing her behind the assassinations, executions and tortures of many of her enemies as well as her courtiers. One of the most famous of these stories is her attempted murder of her own daughter, Rigunth. Rigunth reputedly boasted often of her rise in court and the favour of the king. Frédégonde eventually had enough, leading her to the castle’s treasure chamber and opening the chest containing the king’s treasure. Bidding her daughter to take what she will, Frédégonde then smashed the lid onto Rigunth as she reached inside, only being stopped by the timely intervention of a palace guard.
She is also said to have spent her last years in Notre Dame, having sought sanctuary once her evil reputation finally caught up with her. She died of natural causes in 597.

**King of Padoru** · January 17th, 2019, 02:47 PM

Say, would it be justifiable to make Omphale a Faker with the excuse of her claiming all of Heracles' possessions and playing a role reversal "game" with him counting as temporarily stealing is own identity? I don't want her to be a Rider because it'd make her too similar to Medb

**Kabalisto Koga** · January 17th, 2019, 03:48 PM

Originally Posted by King of Padoru

Say, would it be justifiable to make Omphale a Faker with the excuse of her claiming all of Heracles' possessions and playing a role reversal "game" with him counting as temporarily stealing is own identity? I don't want her to be a Rider because it'd make her too similar to Medb

Sounds good .Do it ! You can make her as Lancer with as Weapons a Thunder Labrys from Zeus originated (his Axe from accension 3 Grand order)and one Bident which were the spear that killed the Erymanthian Boar and has Anti-beast Attributes aswell as a attack technique which takes a (Mana burst) form of a Boar and the two spear tipps becomes the tuskers.as other obligatic Noblephantasm the Nemean fur aswell as a sort of Imperfect Nine lives.

So what do you say ?

**King of Padoru** · January 17th, 2019, 03:50 PM

Only the last ones sound good and they were already planned. Thanks anyways

**RoydGolden** · January 17th, 2019, 04:32 PM

Fredegonde: Giving her both Torture Techniques and Sadistic Constitution seems kind of redundant since they both express more or less the same concept (that she's a sadist who relishes in the suffering of others). I'd just pick one or the other. Sheet is fine apart from that though.

**Kabalisto Koga** · January 18th, 2019, 06:35 PM

Okay..fine sheet, now we have after Carmilla a similar natured Dom Servant . Question would she get along well with her and other seductresses like Semiramis etc?or would they be to similar ?
And what would be her capabilities Magecraft/Thaumaturgic ise as Caster and how would be her Item and Territory creation aswell as her Noblephantasm in her other classes aswell her mentality as Berserker?

**Shiki-pon** · January 18th, 2019, 06:48 PM

Originally Posted by RoydGolden

Fredegonde: Giving her both Torture Techniques and Sadistic Constitution seems kind of redundant since they both express more or less the same concept (that she's a sadist who relishes in the suffering of others). I'd just pick one or the other. Sheet is fine apart from that though.

I sorta agree with you, though I feel that Torture Techniques is more concerned with technique and Sadistic Constitution with one's nature. There's some overlap, but I suppose I'll keep both out of sheer laziness/stubbornness.

Originally Posted by Kabalisto Koga

Okay..fine sheet, now we have after Carmilla a similar natured Dom Servant . Question would she get along well with her and other seductresses like Semiramis etc?or would they be to similar ?
And what would be her capabilities Magecraft/Thaumaturgic ise as Caster and how would be her Item and Territory creation aswell as her Noblephantasm in her other classes aswell her mentality as Berserker?

Carmilla's a vampire though, and isn't quite as psychotic either. And all women are mentioned being rivals, whether similar to her or not.
Probably some evil witch stuff that comes from her reputation as Caster, Berserker would just be her bloodthirst cranked up to eleven.

**King of Padoru** · January 18th, 2019, 09:02 PM

Remember when I said that if I remade my sheets Inari would be the first one? I lied.

Freddie Mercury
Class: Caster
Identity: Freddie Mercury
Gender: Male
Source: Historical fact
Origin: Britain
Alignment: Lawful Neutral
Height: 177 cm
Weight: 74 kg
Theme: Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen

Parameters:
Strength: E
Endurance: E
Agility: D
Mana: D
Luck: C+
NP: A

Skills

Noble Phantasm

Character

Personal data

**Shiki-pon** · January 19th, 2019, 05:31 AM

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Alternate Classes: Caster
True Name: Wak-Chanil-Ajaw
Alignment: True Neutral
Origin: America (7th century)
Armament: Spear

Parameters:
STR: C
END: B
AGI: B
MANA: C+
LUCK: B
NP: C

Skills

Noble Phantasms

Description

Likes: Astronomy, her son
Dislikes: Attention based on her gender, shifts in the balance of power
Talents: Ruling cities, putting herself in others’ shoes
Natural Enemy: K’ak’-Tiliw-Chan-Chaak

Lancer’s true identity is Wak-Chanil-Ajaw, the Warrior Queen of Naranjo. She is also known as Lady Six Sky.

Carrying herself as a Maya warrior queen, Wak-Chanil-Ajaw is aware of the rarity of those like her. Though she holds pride in her position, she can’t quite bear the thought that her importance stems mostly from her gender and the unorthodox role she held in society. In essence, she views her manifestation as a Servant as a chance to prove her worth as simply a person, rather than as an oddity of Maya culture.
Wak-Chanil-Ajaw is exceedingly fond of interpreting balances of power, whether between people or nations. Knowing quite a bit on the subject of celestial bodies due to her involvement in Maya rituals, she regards the nature of power structures. Gauging the place that each object holds in relation to each other, Wak-Chanil-Ajaw derives enjoyment from observing the order that naturally forms in a war where there exists a difference in power between participants. Though it will eventually descend into chaos all on its own, she takes such things in stride. Upsetting the order that she has assessed causes her consternation, as it requires her to re-evaluate the situation.
For a warrior, it is odd how simply she can view things from the perspectives of others. Wak-Chanil-Ajaw’s time as a regent honed her social senses, allowing her to easily understand people from all walks of life. As such, she easily sympathizes with others. There is also a hard side to her, of course, formed during the invasions of neighbouring city states that wished to test the mettle of a woman ruler on the battlefield.
Wak-Chanil-Ajaw finds most Servants fascinating in their ways. As they come from cultures so different from her own, she finds determining the relative power structures of a Holy Grail War a fresh challenge, and one she undertakes with glee. Though she doesn’t feel strongly about most others, she feels a kinship with those that also struggled with the gender roles of their society. Due to her nature and way of thinking, she is likely to form alliances with other Servants whenever possible.
Freed in a sense from her status as a ruler, Wak-Chanil-Ajaw embraces her role as a Master’s Servant. Though she won’t tolerate advances, she otherwise acts with loyalty. Given the Holy Grail War’s nature as a war, she is willing to be quite ruthless in her pursuit of victory. She will not, however, follow a squeamish Master quite so loyally, making decisions for them if need be.
Wak-Chanil-Ajaw wishes to secure her own place in history, as many of her deeds and victories were attributed to her infant son rather than herself. Though she recognizes this as her culture’s way, she yearns for some merit for her accomplishments. Still, she approaches her wish in a somewhat melancholy fashion, wondering if her wish would simply turn her into an oddity of a female ruler, standing out simply due to her gender.

Lore

Wak-Chanil-Ajaw came from the family that ruled Dos Pilas, located in the south of the Peten region, in Guatemala. The city-state of Calakmul controlled Dos Pilas and B'alaj-Chan K'awiil -- Wak-Chanil-Ajaw's father -- seemed to have grown to accept this.
Meanwhile, Naranjo hadn't. It had also been under Calakmul's power, but two rulers (the 36th and 37th) had tried to rebel. However, neither of these two rulers won their wars.
Because of their actions, Wak-Chanil-Ajaw was sent all the nearly 94 miles to Naranjo. She was to bring it properly back into Calakmul's hands. This is the mystery of Wak-Chanil-Ajaw, as ancient Maya rulers following tradition wouldn't have sent her. They would have ordered their second sons to go, not their daughters.
To achieve the goal of making Naranjo's acceptance of Calakmul's authority permanent, Wak Chan-Ajaw may have married someone who belonged to a different branch of Naranjo's royalty. This would have made that branch more impressive -- and whoever agreed to marry her would, of course, be agreeing to do what Calakmul wanted. Either that or her status was enough to start a royal line with whoever she married.
Yet it wasn't simply as a wife that she went. Wak-Chanil-Ajaw ruled.

Though her name isn’t found among Naranjo's rulers, Wak-Chanil-Ajaw's reign began in approximately 680. Around the recorded time of her arrival, many auspicious celestials occurred, and Naranjo also engaged Calakmul in a star war and prevailed. Wak-Chanil-Ajaw is recorded as beginning a ‘new dynasty’ upon arriving in Naranjo. Five years after she "arrived" at Naranjo, the future ruler of Naranjo was born.
The name of this future ruler name was K'ahk'-Tiliw-Chan-Chaak, and he became Naranjo's ruler officially in 693 AD, even though he was five years old. Though the records do not state it outright, this future ruler is understood as being Wak-Chanil-Ajaw’s son. One possible piece of evidence that she was his mother involves monuments. K'ahk'-Tiliw-Chan-Chaak would always have a monument made for her each year -- each time he had a yearly monument made to mark his becoming Naranjo's ruler. These monuments seem to have been made to say that her lineage was the reason he deserved to be the ruler, which could mean he was her son.
Wak-Chanil-Ajaw commissioned monuments that note she performed important calendrical rituals, some shortly after her arrival. Additionally, she is shown on monuments taking on the role of a warrior-king by standing over a trampled captive, an unusual representation for a woman. Her warlike reign is believed to have been caused by the aggressions of Calakmul as well as other nearby city-states trying their luck warring against Naranjo when a woman was ruler.
Wak-Chanil-Ajaw passed in 741, though it appears she was predeceased by her son.

**RoydGolden** · January 19th, 2019, 12:20 PM

Wak-Chanil-Ajaw: Cool sheet, but what exactly does her Ruler Of The Star War Skill do?

**Shiki-pon** · January 19th, 2019, 12:28 PM

Originally Posted by RoydGolden

Wak-Chanil-Ajaw: Cool sheet, but what exactly does her Ruler Of The Star War Skill do?

Knew I forgot something. Fixed now.

**Shiki-pon** · January 20th, 2019, 03:52 PM

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Alternate Classes: Saber, Lancer, Rider, Caster
True Name: Trajan
Alignment: True Mad
Origin: Europe (1st century)
Armament: Sword

Parameters:
STR: B
END: C
AGI: A
MANA: D
LUCK: A-
NP: B

Skills

Class Skills

Mad Enhancement - Rank E: The Class Skill that characterizes a Berserker, raising basic parameters and strengthens one's physical abilities in exchange of hindering mental capacities and/or in exchange for their sense of reason.
Normally does not receive the benefits of Mad Enhancement. In exchange, one retains a normal capacity to think. Though never truly going berserk in life, Berserker’s campaigns expanded her empire to the point of insanity. The warnings that she ignored while following her desires eventually proved true, dooming her beloved nation to a slow decline.

Personal Skills

Imperial Privilege - Rank A+: An ability that, due to the insistence of the owner, Skills that are essentially impossible to possess can be obtained for a short period of time. In cases when the Rank is А or above, even the "burden to the body" can be acquired (such as Divinity).
For Berserker, the relevant Skills are Riding, swordsmanship, fine arts, Charisma, Military Tactics and others.

Memory of Tribute - Rank A: A mental reinforcement Skill, Memory of Tribute exists as the sum of the praise a ruler has accumulated over their reign. Dwelling on this praise urges the user onward, granting bonuses to most activities for a short time.
Berserker was the recipient of the first latin panegyric, a speech unanimously praising its subject. With all her actions and deeds lauded, remembering the speech delivered by her beloved magistrate endows Berserker with new energy.

Five Good Emperors - Rank -: A Skill that functions as a sign of one’s status as one of Rome’s Five Good Emperors, under whom Western civilization shone brighter than ever before (or, as some say, after). The user has no need of praetorian cohorts, or of countless legions to guard them, but were defended by their own good lives, the good-will of their subjects, and the attachment of the senate. An effect similar to Charisma is also granted.
Though normally Berserker would possess this Skill at rank B, her Mad Enhancement has rendered the Skill unusable.

Noble Phantasms

The Empire of the Finest Ruler

Optimus Princeps

Anti-Country, Rank A

Berserker’s primary Noble Phantasm, allowing for the acquisition of territory. Having ruled over her empire’s greatest period of expansion, this is a right granted to Berserker. Unless already claimed by a magus, terrain in Berserker’s surroundings is passively converted into her territory.
After a short time period, Berserker begins to reap the benefits of Optimus Princeps, as the leylines and mana of the surroundings is granted to her use. She cannot harness more power at a single time than her full capacity amounts to, given that her Spiritual Core is unable to handle extreme amounts of magical energy at once. Berserker can also grant this magical energy to others through the principle of Alimenta, though prideful individuals would probably refuse her gift.
Optimus Princeps, once established, slowly begins to expand by itself, granting Berserker more and more territory as time goes on. The maximum size of her ‘empire’ can encompass an area roughly the size of Rome at its greatest.

The Bridge of the Golden Milestone

Pontem Traianis

Anti-Army (Self), Rank C

A Noble Phantasm born from the numerous civic building projects attributed to Berserker. It takes its function from a bridge bearing Berserker’s name, a construction undertaken in order to facilitate an invasion. Pontem Traianis manifests as a ‘pathway through space’, allowing for near-instant transportation from one point to another.
Setting her current location as a starting point, Berserker can set a destination anywhere within the area under the effect of her Optimus Princeps Noble Phantasm. Though the initial cost in magical energy is steep, Pontem Traianis’ actual upkeep cost is relatively low. Once a ‘bridge’ has been set up, it can be activated at any time, allowing for others to pass through freely. While the pathway is open, magical energy must be expended or the Noble Phantasm will collapse. If Berserker runs out of magical energy, Pontem Traianis will collapse and the extant ‘bridges’ will vanish.
Due to the fame of Rome’s extensive road network, Berserker can maintain multiple iterations of Pontem Traianis at the same time, though all costs in magical energy are increased exponentially with each additional one.

Self-Destructive Love Conquers All

Omnia Vincit Amor

Anti-Army, Rank C+~EX

An anomalous power born from Berserker’s overwhelming love for her empire of Rome. Acting as the driving force behind her conquest, her massive expansion of the empire’s territory ended up dooming Rome to a slow decline. Though it can be used without such things, Omnia Vincit Amor’s power is chiefly derived from Optimus Princeps’ claimed territory.
Omnia Vincit Amor’s offensive power manifests as a simple, destructive blast. Though Berserker would like to claim that it is the representation of the life force of the soldiers that fought in her wars, the Noble Phantasm’s true form is simply the unleashing of the magical energy her territory holds.
When used with Berserker’s own power, its destructive power amounts to that of the average C-rank Noble Phantasm. However, Berserker can choose to sacrifice a portion of her territory for the greater good of her empire. Doing this results in the swift depletion of mana from the sacrificed portion, draining the land dry of its magical energy. This is then added to the normal power of Omnia Vincit Amor and quickly unleashed on Berserker’s enemies. Naturally, this kind of usage essentially kills part of the land claimed by Optimus Princeps, rendering it unusable in the future. The highest offensive power of this Noble Phantasm can only be achieved with the sacrifice of the full potential territory claimed by Optimus Princeps.

Description

Likes: Handsome young men, Rome
Dislikes: Boredom, limitations
Talents: Overeagerness, conquest
Natural Enemy: Romulus

Berserker’s true identity is Trajan, the Emperor of Soldiers.

A self-indulgent and wilful woman, it beggars belief that Trajan could be who she claims she is. Though recorded in history as a wise and moral man, the woman that has manifested bears no resemblance to her historical description. Enjoying the full benefits of her imperial title, she possesses nothing in the way of restraint whatsoever. Used to either the bustle of warfare or the pleasures of her imperial palace, she cannot stand the feeling of boredom, wishing for activity to fill every moment of her existence. As she cannot access the luxuries of her palace (and had depleted the wine cellar well before her death), only the joy of battle truly remains for her as a Servant.
Trajan is ruled by her emotions, her all-encompassing love of Rome being the foremost among them. Though her actions in life forced Rome into its eventual decline, Trajan feels no guilt. According to her, it was the rulers that followed her that doomed Rome by refusing to expand. As such she regards the Rome after her rule as an abomination and a tragedy, maintained by weak men that corrupted her beloved empire into weakness and downfall. That further expansion would’ve been doomed to fail and would’ve proved unfruitful are simply poor excuses to her ears.
Among Servants, Trajan has a taste for those with the appearance of young, handsome men. Beyond those that can please her sight and provide pleasure in other ways, she divides the remainder into two camps: Rome’s allies and subjects, and her enemies, those that would despoil Rome. Though willing to act alongside the former category, she cannot shed her feeling of superiority and lords over them as her subjects. Romulus, being the incarnation of Rome itself, would be treated with abject adoration by Trajan.
In her eyes, a Master occupies a position roughly equivalent to an important magistrate. Vexingly, Trajan will become almost uncontrollable should she be allowed to attain enough territory to sustain herself, and reacts poorly to orders in general. She does allow her Master to use her resources almost freely, however, if only they request permission first. As she is mostly concerned with her own enjoyment, Trajan expects her Master to deal with the ‘administration’ of her territory, as well as informing her of possible intruders and enemies.
Trajan’s wish to the Holy Grail would be to recover the empire of her era, or better yet, grant her a second life so that she can set the world back on its proper course.

Lore

Notes

**King of Padoru** · January 20th, 2019, 05:36 PM

Shiki using a lewd FC? That's new.

You know, you could have justified the genderbend by making Plotina be summoned under the True Name of Trajan with the excuse of most of his reforms being actually done thanks to her. Then again, that would affect the character greatly.

**Shiki-pon** · January 21st, 2019, 11:10 AM

Originally Posted by King of Padoru

Shiki using a lewd FC? That's new.

You know, you could have justified the genderbend by making Plotina be summoned under the True Name of Trajan with the excuse of most of his reforms being actually done thanks to her. Then again, that would affect the character greatly.

The stars were right, so lewd FC it was. A lunar eclipse is close enough, right?
As for making her actually!Plotina, that was something I considered, but rejected the idea for much the same reason as you brought up.

From one subject to another, I was reading my big ol' list of sheets and started to consider which ones were my favourites.
That got me curious about the rest of you, so: Which of your Servant sheets are your personal favourites?
I suppose the question might be expanded to different categories (most interesting, best in terms of mechanics, best personality...) if you can't decide on a single one.

**Lambda-Nu** · January 21st, 2019, 04:02 PM

Originally Posted by Shiki-pon

That got me curious about the rest of you, so: Which of your Servant sheets are your personal favourites?
I suppose the question might be expanded to different categories (most interesting, best in terms of mechanics, best personality...) if you can't decide on a single one.

In terms of personality, I would have to say that Caster Nameless Witch is my personal favorite. What I like about her is the fact that she is implied to know that her overall goal and evil actions are wrong, but Innocent Monster compels her to act that way. The runner-up is Alter Ego Hachiko because his "eternally faithful dog" type personality just seems simple but touching. And then my personal third-place is Avenger Gandhi, solely because of how absurd that one is. Fun fact: I ended up throwing a laughing fit while working on it.

Now, best in terms of mechanics is a fairly complicated matter. I'm not too sure about that one, honestly. I'd have to say that Hachiko, Vritra, Herodotus, and Khosrow I are the most unique ones mechanics-wis, in my opinion. I just can't really come to a decision...

...I dunno. What do you guys think?

**Skull** · January 21st, 2019, 04:08 PM

Of the ones I've posted, I'd have to say that my rendition of Sir Kay is my favourite. I really felt I was able to capture his essence, from his personality to his Skills and the lore.

**Spartacus** · January 21st, 2019, 04:09 PM

Originally Posted by Shiki-pon

From one subject to another, I was reading my big ol' list of sheets and started to consider which ones were my favourites.
That got me curious about the rest of you, so: Which of your Servant sheets are your personal favourites?
I suppose the question might be expanded to different categories (most interesting, best in terms of mechanics, best personality...) if you can't decide on a single one.

I think my Alter Ego Alice, she is the most artistic thing I ever done as a science person.
There is the obvious one, Kenshin, but it more like because I like the figure and I make my own design than anything.
There is also Magellan, mostly her character, which I grow fond of after making the sheet.
I have no personal favorite on the mechanic, I tried to make them mild as possible, so I like all of them in this department.

**King of Padoru** · January 21st, 2019, 04:30 PM

Originally Posted by Shiki-pon

The stars were right, so lewd FC it was. A lunar eclipse is close enough, right?
As for making her actually!Plotina, that was something I considered, but rejected the idea for much the same reason as you brought up.

I see. Fair enough.

Originally Posted by Shiki-pon

From one subject to another, I was reading my big ol' list of sheets and started to consider which ones were my favourites.
That got me curious about the rest of you, so: Which of your Servant sheets are your personal favourites?
I suppose the question might be expanded to different categories (most interesting, best in terms of mechanics, best personality...) if you can't decide on a single one.

In my case, I think it'd be something like this:

- Most interesting: Juana la Loca, no contest.

- Best personality: Inari or Gan Jiang & Mo Ye. Can't decide for just one.

- Best mechanics: I'd probably say the new and remastered Freddie, but I think I'll let others choose on my behalf

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