Achilles Cosmos is like a world unto itself. Ea is Anti-World. Do the (conceptual) math.Originally Posted by LightofPurgeandShadowofEmbrace
The Root is not a deity. You can't thank it, and I don't see why Archetype Earth would be a problem unless your protagonist is Roa or someone else in Arc's way.
In a world of magical horrors and wonders, why should humanity be anything special?
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I know Shirou doesn't have it but what is the Aftermath of the Clash? Is everyone behind Achilles Cosmos just vaporized? Or is there a chance for survival?Achilles Cosmos isn't something Shirou would have access to anyway, but no, protecting yourself with a world against an attack that annihilates the world by restoring the world to Genesis is a very bad idea.
Achilles Cosmos = World.
Ea = World-uncreating device.
IE everyone gets roasted.
Whelp, there goes another idea for a fanfiction
Anybody has an idea when is the exact setting for Prince of Persia? because the sources confuse me even more. Wikipedia says 9th Century AD but that doesn't make sense regarding some of the elements like the Scythians or the lack of Islam Powers. The game wiki has the "Achaemenid Empire" as reference when I looked into "Persia" and "Azad" is an imaginary land. Can anyone guess where the helll or when the hell is SHirou actually gonna land?
You could just decide yourself. Early (Pre-alexander the Great) Achaemenid period sounds just fine.
Achaemenid it is then.
Hey this is not necesarily related (though maybe later) but I have a confusion regarding GOB and the Fate Route. I believe the sword Gilgamesh used to mock Shirou was Gram, destroying his Caliburn. But then people talk about Merodach and how it is not only the real sword he used in that route, but also that said sword is within his vault. If he is so obssesed with having the originals, does that mean that he should have Merodach and not Gram?
The visual novel even offers a stat sheet of Gram, while Merodach... no idea. I dont even know how it really looks in comparison
Gil is using Merodach, which is the original of Gram, which is the ancestor of Caliburn.
Other Enuma Elish with backup from the planet does.
Amita Amitabha is stated to do more damage (albeit on a far more limited variety of targets).
One could also make a case for Cursed Cutting Crater (though it's Moon Cell only).
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Ragnarok, come day of wrath
That fallen souls might bear our plea.
To hasten the Divine's return.
O piteous Wanderer.
So this thing is merodach?
"Nothing someone would sensibly have"
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YesSo this thing is merodach?
What would be the difference in power between the three (Caliburn, Gram, Merodach)? As in the sword-beam attack or something aside the older being better
None of them do the sword-beam attack, they seemingly just do super slashes.
Otherwise, Merodach >>> Gram >?< Caliburn (We don't know if one is weaker than the other, though Gram's descendant Balmung is A+ so it could possibly be that Gram is the better of the two)
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That reminds me of something. Shirou can project the Noble Phanstams based on the concept of sword along the special abilities and the skills of the former wielders, but what about those in GOB? I believe he could use Gae Bolg because he saw Lancer fight with it, and he can use Archer's style with Kanshou and bakuya because he traced his. But other famous weapons like Durandal, Harpe, Hrunting or whatever prototype was shown to him should not have accumulated experience. What do you think?
Gram is the strongest demonic sword so yeah. Pretty sure it's stronger than Caliburn.
Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.
Machines do not lose their worth when a newer model appears.
Their worth (life) ends when humans can no longer bear that purity.
It's as you say with GoB: If there's no experience to leech off of, he doesn't have much to go by or a wielder's strength to copy so he'd be basically completely helpless with them. Whether he can activate the abilities the weapons have anyway is another story, and kind of a blank zone. There's no real reason he shouldn't be able to, but it's never directly said he could do it either.
As for Gae Bolg I wouldn't put my money on it really because even if he can trace it, he shouldn't have the physical capability to throw Gae Bolg as it's meant to be thrown as a Noble Phantasm, and while he could possibly pull off the heartstab, since he just has to leech Cu's XP for that one, he wouldn't be able to do it as well due to the nature of projection (Basically it might not be completely unavoidable).
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Yeah I was thinking that since it's also older and Caliburn it's descendant.
So what does make Merodach? Holy? Demonic? Persian?
Either way I feel as though a lot of these questions which aren't related to your fanfiction can be put in the questions thread.
http://forums.nrvnqsr.com/showthread...21#post1977521
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It makes it ?
Sometimes a sword doesn't need to be holy or demonic. It just needs to be a sword.
Though abandoned, forgotten, and scorned as out-of-date dolls, they continue to carry out their mission, unchanged from the time they were designed.
Machines do not lose their worth when a newer model appears.
Their worth (life) ends when humans can no longer bear that purity.
Babylonian. Merodach is the first sword that represents the "divine right to kingship", and the name Merodach is one of those of Marduk, a divine God-King of Babylon.
To select the king. Not quite the same.
Ragnarok, come day of wrath
That fallen souls might bear our plea.
To hasten the Divine's return.
O piteous Wanderer.
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