Fate/Grand Order Story and Lore (CONTAINS SPOILERS)

[Reign]

Cowboy Ibaraki

[Byegod]

yeehaw

[Deathhappens]

The Chupacabra, I'd assume.

[Skull]

Noticed something under the girl with Merlin's staff cape.
Caliburn. It's Caster Artoria.

After doing some idle thinking and assuming your observation is correct then I haz some thoughts on how this Lostbelt came to be.

Probably won't happen but it's fun to speculate

• So if Artoria still has Caliburn then it's likely that everything up until her obtaining it was unaltered.
• Assuming that the Divergence Date actually means anything (beyond just a generic timeframe for Camelot-rule) then 500AD would be "Obsessio Badonici Montis" or in layman's terms the Battle of Mount Badon - the twelfth and final battle between King Arthur and the Saxons (therefore* led by Vortigern).
• We know that someone or something apparently has Rhongomyniad in their possession - likely the Lostbelt King and not coincidentally Artoria used it in her final battle with Vortigern to defeat him after he sucked off Excalibur and Galatine.
• Thus I speculate that Artoria may have had Ron stolen (by Morgan maybe?) at some point prior to the battle and subsequently lost against Vortigern and perhaps was forced into hiding or something. Deprived of both Ron and Excalibur, Artoria is forced to learn magic which she previously thought "unbefitting of a king" to make a comeback.
• Why does she still carry Caliburn you say? Because it's still a ceremonial sword that represents her right to be the King of Britain at the end of the day. Plus you can still whack people with it if your magic isn't enough.

* For clarity, I say "therefore" because obviously in Arthurian lore proper Vortigern has been long dead by the time of King Arthur who instead fights Octa at said battle, but Nasu timeshifted Vortigern to be Artoria's enemy as well as making him the evil uncle...methinks Nasu watched The Lion King one too many times.

Feel free to laugh at how wrong I am when LB6 eventually drops. Also, not even going to try and guess the identities of the other people in the trailer because Lostbelt shenanigans means they can literally be anybody. Also Caster!Cú is in the trailer... could the theory him being Odin be true after all!? @_@

[Zork Knight]

Someone compared the red haired chick to Tristan and there might be something there...

[Hoole]

Sigurd does have a line for Caster Cu in his mats so we'll see.

[Reign]

After doing some idle thinking and assuming your observation is correct then I haz some thoughts on how this Lostbelt came to be.

Probably won't happen but it's fun to speculate

• So if Artoria still has Caliburn then it's likely that everything up until her obtaining it was unaltered.
• Assuming that the Divergence Date actually means anything (beyond just a generic timeframe for Camelot-rule) then 500AD would be "Obsessio Badonici Montis" or in layman's terms the Battle of Mount Badon - the twelfth and final battle between King Arthur and the Saxons (therefore* led by Vortigern).
• We know that someone or something apparently has Rhongomyniad in their possession - likely the Lostbelt King and not coincidentally Artoria used it in her final battle with Vortigern to defeat him after he sucked off Excalibur and Galatine.
• Thus I speculate that Artoria may have had Ron stolen (by Morgan maybe?) at some point prior to the battle and subsequently lost against Vortigern and perhaps was forced into hiding or something. Deprived of both Ron and Excalibur, Artoria is forced to learn magic which she previously thought "unbefitting of a king" to make a comeback.
• Why does she still carry Caliburn you say? Because it's still a ceremonial sword that represents her right to be the King of Britain at the end of the day. Plus you can still whack people with it if your magic isn't enough.

* For clarity, I say "therefore" because obviously in Arthurian lore proper Vortigern has been long dead by the time of King Arthur who instead fights Octa at said battle, but Nasu timeshifted Vortigern to be Artoria's enemy as well as making him the evil uncle...methinks Nasu watched The Lion King one too many times.

Feel free to laugh at how wrong I am when LB6 eventually drops. Also, not even going to try and guess the identities of the other people in the trailer because Lostbelt shenanigans means they can literally be anybody. Also Caster!Cú is in the trailer... could the theory him being Odin be true after all!? @_@

My only hangup with this is hadn't she already lost Caliburn by the Vortigern battle? So if she still has it the divergence point should be earlier.

[Skull]

My only hangup with this is hadn't she already lost Caliburn by the Vortigern battle? So if she still has it the divergence point should be earlier.

Welp, trust me to miss the bleeding obvious as it (literally) stares me right in the face.

Back to the drawing board...

[fumei]

After doing some idle thinking and assuming your observation is correct then I haz some thoughts on how this Lostbelt came to be.

Probably won't happen but it's fun to speculate

• So if Artoria still has Caliburn then it's likely that everything up until her obtaining it was unaltered.
• Assuming that the Divergence Date actually means anything (beyond just a generic timeframe for Camelot-rule) then 500AD would be "Obsessio Badonici Montis" or in layman's terms the Battle of Mount Badon - the twelfth and final battle between King Arthur and the Saxons (therefore* led by Vortigern).
• We know that someone or something apparently has Rhongomyniad in their possession - likely the Lostbelt King and not coincidentally Artoria used it in her final battle with Vortigern to defeat him after he sucked off Excalibur and Galatine.
• Thus I speculate that Artoria may have had Ron stolen (by Morgan maybe?) at some point prior to the battle and subsequently lost against Vortigern and perhaps was forced into hiding or something. Deprived of both Ron and Excalibur, Artoria is forced to learn magic which she previously thought "unbefitting of a king" to make a comeback.
• Why does she still carry Caliburn you say? Because it's still a ceremonial sword that represents her right to be the King of Britain at the end of the day. Plus you can still whack people with it if your magic isn't enough.

* For clarity, I say "therefore" because obviously in Arthurian lore proper Vortigern has been long dead by the time of King Arthur who instead fights Octa at said battle, but Nasu timeshifted Vortigern to be Artoria's enemy as well as making him the evil uncle...methinks Nasu watched The Lion King one too many times.

Feel free to laugh at how wrong I am when LB6 eventually drops. Also, not even going to try and guess the identities of the other people in the trailer because Lostbelt shenanigans means they can literally be anybody. Also Caster!Cú is in the trailer... could the theory him being Odin be true after all!? @_@

The Rhon used by whoever in that lostbelt to target Beryl isn't the real Rhon (as far as we know at least), but a magic made to produce the same effect or whatever.

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Also, why it does sound like a nice, logical setting, you just know it won't happen because it's a logical assumption and that's too easy.

[Herod]

Someone compared the red haired chick to Tristan and there might be something there...

Reverse Camelot, all the knights are girls. The girls in the picture are Gawain, Lancelot and Tristan.

[CO9p5JMGv!p9]

Reverse Camelot, all the knights are girls. The girls in the picture are Gawain, Lancelot and Tristan.

I could see Gawain and Tristan, but not Lancelot

[AmADo VII]

this is Liyo accidentally spoiling Olga's future

[Dragolord09]

https://www.reddit.com/r/FGOGuide/co...he_final_dark/

https://www.reddit.com/r/FGOGuide/co...he_final_dark/

https://www.reddit.com/r/FGOGuide/comments/i38z1v/lostbelt_4_yuga_kshetra_section_19_the_final_dark/

EDIT:
Let's just say that this chapter revealed what was swimming around right before the Boarder entered the 2nd Lostbelt...

[asterism42]

Let's just say that this chapter revealed what was swimming around right before the Boarder entered the 2nd Lostbelt...

Which was?

[Zork Knight]

Which was?

The Nautilus on a patrol

[OverMaster]

this is Liyo accidentally spoiling Olga's future

Mash Porkyrielight.

[Comun]

Which was?

Sion ordered Nemo to come pick us up, but Goredolf was rude as fuck and ran away from our kind escort.

[AAM1232]

https://www.reddit.com/r/FGOGuide/co...a_world_where/

LB4 is done now.

[Reign]

Sion ordered Nemo to come pick us up, but Goredolf was rude as fuck and ran away from our kind escort.

God

[vopen27]

Which was?

It's a cute 20k leagues reference with Goredolf mistaking the Nautilus for a monster