Create-A-Servant 2

[Alexcoene]

A spear is a stabbing weapon. Good luck impaling anyone with that thing.

[Bird of Hermes]

Anything is a stabbing weapon if you try hard enough

[WhatShouldNotBe]

@Perseus: You forgot to write his class. I don't think skills like Affection of the Goddess can be affected by a dislike picked up after his death, tough I may be wrong. What is definitely wrong is this "Master of Pegasus" thing. I don't recall any legend that say that he interacted in any way with it after Medusa's death, and I don't think it would be in a friendly relationship with its mother's murderer. Also, I don't think a heroic spirit couldn't be summoned just because they "died happy" and have no wish for the Grail. Aside from that, it's pretty good Perseus sheet with interesting Noble Phantasm.


Actually no, it's a scythe. I mean, it's in the freaking name.

Giovanni Boccaccio's Genealogia deorum gentilium libri (10.27) identifies Pegasus as the steed of Perseus, and Pierre Corneille places Perseus upon Pegasus in Andromède.<sup>[27]

yeah, I mixed that bit up with the Renaissance depictions. Sorry. I'll change it to a lower rank.

but I'm pretty sure a spirit can only be summoned if they agree, right?</sup>

[asterism42]

A spear is a stabbing weapon. Good luck impaling anyone with that thing.

Fine. It's a polearm, Professor Persnickety.

[Bird of Hermes]

Also now I've done Ganelon, I may try my hand at Louis XIV.

[WhatShouldNotBe]

A spear is a stabbing weapon. Good luck impaling anyone with that thing.

Anything is a stabbing weapon if you try hard enough

In classical depictions, it is more like a sickle or Falx than a scythe.

[Ail Don]

Still treated as Lancer according to GO
Saber Percy's pretty similar to Rider anyway tbh

[RoydGolden]

What is definitely wrong is this "Master of Pegasus" thing. I don't recall any legend that say that he interacted in any way with it after Medusa's death, and I don't think it would be in a friendly relationship with its mother's murderer.

Well, Prototype just straight-up gave him Pegasus as a Noble Phantasm (on the basis that he's associated with it in popular depictions) so I'd say referencing that is fair enough.

[asterism42]

And yep, as time went on Percy stole the legend of pony flying from Bellerophon. Pretty sure it's the reason he's a Rider in Prototype, even.

[Bird of Hermes]

Well, Prototype just straight-up gave him Pegasus as a Noble Phantasm (on the basis that he's associated with it in popular depictions) so I'd say referencing that is fair enough.

Some servants have things as Noble Phantasms for association alone. Like Semiramis.

[Alexcoene]

Well, Prototype just straight-up gave him Pegasus as a Noble Phantasm (on the basis that he's associated with it in popular depictions) so I'd say referencing that is fair enough.

... Okay. Still, I don't know why, but this particular nasufying leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Must be because I never tought of Perseus as particularly associated with Pegasus. I can buy it with Medusa, since she is its mother, but Perseus ? Anyway, this was just my personal toughts, feel free to ignore me.

And yep, as time went on Percy stole the legend of pony flying from Bellerophon. Pretty sure it's the reason he's a Rider in Prototype, even.

Yeah, it's not fair for the poor guy. Make me wish that he appear in an important role in canon soon.

[Ail Don]

When your friend lets you borrow his magic horse and all you do is name it after him

[4score7years]

I thought it was more like a weird, silly-looking sword with a very curved blade. Honestly I don't hate the description of it as a "scythe."

[AvengerEmiya]

I mean, TM is full of not-really-a-sword swords.

Like Atilla and her liquorice stick rainbow whip sword, or Fergus and his Gurren Lagann giga-drill sword, or Ea who we've literally been told is more a staff than a sword.

[WhatShouldNotBe]

I mean, TM is full of not-really-a-sword swords.

Like Atilla and her liquorice stick rainbow whip sword, or Fergus and his Gurren Lagann giga-drill sword, or Ea who we've literally been told is more a staff than a sword.

All we need now is an archer that shoots Swords that Aren't Really Swords.

[Spartacus]

Emiya shoots Caladbolg.

[You]

Well, Prototype just straight-up gave him Pegasus as a Noble Phantasm (on the basis that he's associated with it in popular depictions) so I'd say referencing that is fair enough.

no it didn't.
Pegasus isn't even a NP

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Harpe is a spear in TM

wtf

Harpe
A divine sword from Greek mythology. One of the Noble Phantasms owned by Gilgamesh. It has a special shape similar to a scythe, with the cutting edge on the inside of the blade. It also has the power to negate the “undying” attribute. The hero Perseus received the sword from Hermes, so that he could exterminate the snake-haired witch Medusa.

yes

"a spear"

[Ail Don]

Sure it is.
Just not Percy's

[You]

Sure it is.
Just not Percy's

Harpe
A divine sword from Greek mythology. One of the Noble Phantasms owned by Gilgamesh. It has a special shape similar to a scythe, with the cutting edge on the inside of the blade. It also has the power to negate the “undying” attribute. The hero Perseus received the sword from Hermes, so that he could exterminate the snake-haired witch Medusa.

"not perseus'"

[Ail Don]

I meant Pegasus. No shit Harpe is actually a sword, it's just a meme.