Fate/strange fake (Free-Range Spoilers)

[You]

Exhibit A right here

It appeared that Rider was not hurt, either. But the chariot in which he rode, as well as the two divine bulls, had all vanished without a trace. The Noble Phantasm ‘Gordius Wheel’ had borne the might of the ‘Sword of Promised Victory’ and so had, like Caster’s sea monster, vanished and left no trace, not even a speck of dust.

In the moment at which he had bordered the line of death, Rider, who had understood his failure, had quickly plucked Waver from the charioteer’s seat and narrowly escaped from under the attack of the anti-city Noble Phantasm. It could really be said that the two had cheated death. But the price was high enough. The flying chariot, which Rider had used as his main weapon all this time, had at the last minute gone up in smoke.

But this was not yet over—using his will to fight, Waver immediately chased away his frustration at failure. Even if the ‘Gordius Wheel’ had been taken away, the King of Conquerors still had one last real trump card.

[SpoonyViking]

His NP is one stage higher than that, where he deceives the texture.

Illusions that affect the sense of touch, maybe?

[Mcjon01]

Illusions that affect the sense of touch, maybe?

That's, uh, no. Texture of the world is like a whole thing.

[Balthizar]

That's, uh, no. Texture of the world is like a whole thing.

Still not too clear on the whole "texture" thing...

[castor212]

He does it in volume 3.

which part, if i may ask

even tho i just read this a week ago
my memory sucks

[You]

which part, if i may ask

even tho i just read this a week ago
my memory sucks

when gil tells tine that they're not in a snowstorm it's just an illusion

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Still not too clear on the whole "texture" thing...

The world is an onion. There are layers.
A texture is a layer.

The world also makes people cry.

[castor212]

when gil tells tine that they're not in a snowstorm it's just an illusion

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The world is an onion. There are layers.
A texture is a layer.

The world also makes people cry.

I mean the rock tree consciousness/ consciousness of not human
Was there such scene

[You]

I mean the rock tree consciousness/ consciousness of not human
Was there such scene

tine says she encountered illusions before and she used the senses of the leyline to tell what was actually reality,
As for shifting your consciousness into a tree



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"There's a nerve going from your eyes to your brain, right? I connected that nerve to something other than your eyes.
You were getting information from the trees in my forest instead of your eyes."

"……Hm. So it's not that I became the tree, but I received their vision and mistakenly thought I was one?"

"Oh, I thought you were dense, but you're actually pretty bright.
Yes, that's right. That was magic to change the input while leaving the equipment called human alone.
It's a big deal to change someone into a tree, but it's still in the realms of magic to connect one's consciousness to a tree. Far-sight and possession are an application of this magic."

[castor212]

Ohh, yeah tine can do that

Thanks

[Balthizar]

tine says she encountered illusions before and she used the senses of the leyline to tell what was actually reality, As for shifting your consciousness into a tree- - - Updated - - -..."There's a nerve going from your eyes to your brain, right? I connected that nerve to something other than your eyes.You were getting information from the trees in my forest instead of your eyes.""……Hm. So it's not that I became the tree, but I received their vision and mistakenly thought I was one?""Oh, I thought you were dense, but you're actually pretty bright.Yes, that's right. That was magic to change the input while leaving the equipment called human alone.It's a big deal to change someone into a tree, but it's still in the realms of magic to connect one's consciousness to a tree. Far-sight and possession are an application of this magic."

That's actually a very Naitive-American form of magic now that I think about it. "Becoming one with nature" and all that.

[aldeayeah]

that too of course. But weren't the works of Lovecraft more sea-based evil gods and less lake-based?

Hastur / Lake Hali / Carcosa.

[asterism42]

Lovecraft didn't write The King in Yellow.

I think it predates him, actually?

[Arashi_Leonhart]

He references it though as a part of his world.

[quigonkenny]

It would be pretty hilarious if St. Germain actually started talking to Ayaka back when this actually happened in Richard's life, and Richard just sort of blinked and continued on.

I got the impression that he actually did...

I'd like to think people starts hating Alcides because his 3rd NP name sucks.

Though the name Reincarnation Pandora makes sense since Avenger Herk is a Man out of the mud by Buzzcola just as Pandora's a Man of whatever Evil the Gods give her during the molding.

Extrapolating.

Don't know why Narita was so butthurt about FGO "spoiling" some of his FSF lore when he's got an NP name that spoils Prisma lore...

Thanks for to TLS. Hm well Jack is certainly interesting, definitely feels like a Berserker which is great since I was worrying if he was going to be more Assassin like. I wonder what is the upper limits of From Hell is tho, if I remember right Snowfield isn't that populated right? I wonder what would happen if you stick him somewhere like Tokyo.

Population of London around the time of Jack the Ripper was a little more than 5 million, and he's one of history's most notorious villains. Translate that to Tokyo's current population of over 13.5 million and proportional (if not greater) increase in population density...

I wonder what Prelati's killing move is: Illusioning some other Servants into shooting each other?

Probably more like "illusioning the Servant into killing their Master, or distracting the Servant (and Master) while he (or his Master) kills either at their leisure." Illusion turns a Caster into a pretty good Assassin.

You didn't call it a Bloodborne reference when they taught people to walk on water and were handing out swords left and right.

That's no basis for a system of government...

[Altaris]

Don't know why Narita was so butthurt about FGO "spoiling" some of his FSF lore when he's got an NP name that spoils Prisma lore...

These are definitely not similar at all

[jennajayfeather]

You know with Jack's NP getting stolen, it's making me get Iskandar vs. Gilgamesh vibes w/ IH getting Enuma Elish'd

[yokushi]

I saw someone saying that Alkeides should have stolen Natural Born Killers instead of From Hell to create an army of himself. The mere thought was terrifying.

[Lily Emilio]

I just remembered that Narita was writing a Bleach LN. Gotta implement that bankai steal ability of Yhwach somehow so there we go.

[Altaris]

Imagine Alcides steal Richard's NP than whack his bow and yell Excalibur

[Lily Emilio]

Fanfic: He will steal Ea and use Enuma Elish, as well as using From Hell to buff himself to Divine Beast level. Then just when Gil is about to get rekt, Enkidu shows up and negate the attack. Then they team up to take down

Gugalanna

Alcides

. Beautiful, truly beautiful.

Serious thought I'm kinda disappointed with that 3rd NP, but it doesn't bother me too much. I'm more interested in other teams.