Create-A-Servant 2

[Spartacus]

He was found with an axe.

here some guide

KEYWORDS:
-ONE OF THE OLDEST KNOWN HUMAN = BONKER STATS
-PRESERVED BODY ON ICE = CONCEPTUAL IMMUNITY
-GIVING NEW POV ABOUT CHOPPER AGE CIVILIZATION = SOMETHING2 BRINGING AOG
-INSTANT DEATH ABILITY FROM HIS RUMORED CURSE
-REALITY MARBLE OF ICE

-Weakness: water puddle

[RoydGolden]

It's a very minor nitpick, but I should note that Dracula was a real title Vlad received from his father. Bram Stoker didn't invent it for his book, though he did certainly popularize it. Other than that, this is a very good sheet.

[SirGauoftheSquareTable]

It's a very minor nitpick, but I should note that Dracula was a real title Vlad received from his father. Bram Stoker didn't invent it for his book, though he did certainly popularize it. Other than that, this is a very good sheet.

Technically, the title he received was Dracul, and that was from being a member of the Order of the Dragon.

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(and slaughtering Ottomans...)

This reminds me that we have quite a lack lack of Ottoman Servants...

So here's some Ottoman Servant ideas I might or might not pick in the near future (i still have like 7 other unfinished servants and one or two fics in my list but whatever):

Rider Hayreddin Barbarossa; the most successful pirate in the Mediterranean, or possibly in the world.
NP: Akdeniz Bizimdi

Caster Piri Reis; the famous navigator, and your ally in Assassin's Creed Revelation.
NP: Kitab-ı Bahriye

Assassin Roxelana; wife of Suleiman who rules THE Harem which manipulates the Sultans behind the scene.
NP: Hürrem Sultan

Archer Sokollu Mehmed Pasha; A Serbian born Janissary who is known to be the most badass Vizier in Ottoman History.
NP: Na Drini Cuprija

Saber Matrakçi Nasuh; a polymath possessing countless talents, which among other things, includes swordplay, and tabletop gaming.
NP: Tuhfet-ul Guzat

Lancer Osman I; founder of the Ottoman Empire, from which it got its name from.
NP: Ghaza Thesis

Berserker Ibrahim the Mad; a mental guy who basically is the embodiment of everything bad about the Ottoman Empire.
NP: Kardeş Katliamı

Anyway, welcome to the forums, Anju.

[Spartacus]

This reminds me that we have quite a lack lack of Ottoman Servants...

So here's some Ottoman Servant ideas I might or might not pick in the near future (i still have like 7 other unfinished servants and one or two fics in my list but whatever):

Rider Hayreddin Barbarossa; the most successful pirate in the Mediterranean, or possibly in the world. NP: Akdeniz Bizimdi
Caster Piri Reis; the famous navigator, and your ally in Assassin's Creed Revelation. NP: Kitab-ı Bahriye
Assassin Roxelana; wife of Suleiman who rules THE Harem which manipulates the Sultans behind the scene. NP: Hürrem Sultan
Archer Sokollu Mehmed Pasha; A Serbian born Janissary who is known to be the most badass Vizier in Ottoman History. NP: Na Drini Cuprija
Saber Matrakçi Nasuh; a polymath possessing countless talents, which among other things, includes swordplay, and tabletop gaming. NP: Tuhfet-ul Guzat
Lancer Osman I; founder of the Ottoman Empire, from which it got its name from. NP: Ghaza Thesis
Berserker Ibrahim the Mad; a mental guy who basically is the embodiment of everything bad about the Ottoman Empire. NP: Kardeş Katliamı

Anyway, welcome to the forums, Anju.

Oh shit I'm going to use one of them.

[SirGauoftheSquareTable]

I'd say Bajazet the Thunderer, the Sultan captured by the Timurids would also be a good joke Servant sheet.

Also Mahmud II, who abolished and slaughtered the Janissaries and instituted the Tanzimat.

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Oh shit I'm going to use one of them.

I'm guessing it's Barbarossa?

[RoydGolden]

Technically, the title he received was Dracul, and that was from being a member of the Order of the Dragon.

I thought his father was Dracul and Vlad's title was Dracula?

[Spartacus]

I'm guessing it's Barbarossa?

Almost right :P

[Anju Addams]

It's a very minor nitpick, but I should note that Dracula was a real title Vlad received from his father. Bram Stoker didn't invent it for his book, though he did certainly popularize it. Other than that, this is a very good sheet.

Thanks! Sir Gau has basically said what I was going to say anyway.

This reminds me that we have quite a lack lack of Ottoman Servants...

So here's some Ottoman Servant ideas I might or might not pick in the near future (i still have like 7 other unfinished servants and one or two fics in my list but whatever):

Rider Hayreddin Barbarossa; the most successful pirate in the Mediterranean, or possibly in the world.
NP: Akdeniz Bizimdi

Caster Piri Reis; the famous navigator, and your ally in Assassin's Creed Revelation.
NP: Kitab-ı Bahriye

Assassin Roxelana; wife of Suleiman who rules THE Harem which manipulates the Sultans behind the scene.
NP: Hürrem Sultan

Archer Sokollu Mehmed Pasha; A Serbian born Janissary who is known to be the most badass Vizier in Ottoman History.
NP: Na Drini Cuprija

Saber Matrakçi Nasuh; a polymath possessing countless talents, which among other things, includes swordplay, and tabletop gaming.
NP: Tuhfet-ul Guzat

Lancer Osman I; founder of the Ottoman Empire, from which it got its name from.
NP: Ghaza Thesis

Berserker Ibrahim the Mad; a mental guy who basically is the embodiment of everything bad about the Ottoman Empire.
NP: Kardeş Katliamı

Anyway, welcome to the forums, Anju.

I'm still suprised we still don't have Mehmed II in FGO yet. He showed up in Himuro's World and the Apocrypha anime so...where is he!?

[SirGauoftheSquareTable]

I thought his father was Dracul and Vlad's title was Dracula?

You're right, my bad.

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Speaking of, has anyone in the history of this thread done Timur the Lame?

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I sure have never seen one

[King of Padoru]

This reminds me that we have quite a lack lack of Ottoman Servants...

Spanish Servants deserve more love too, and I don't only mean Conquistadores and Don Quijote

[SirGauoftheSquareTable]

So do you mean more medieval Spanish figures, figures from later in Spanish history, and other non-Age of Exploration Servants?

[RoydGolden]

Speaking of, has anyone in the history of this thread done Timur the Lame?

Ail Don did a pretty good sheet of Timur/Tamerlane a while back. Link here.

[Faux]

Lancer Osman I; founder of the Ottoman Empire, from which it got its name from.
NP: Ghaza Thesis

I actually had a half-made Osman sheet somewhere, Saber class though, what with the whole "Sword of Osman" thing. Might try to finish it one of this days.

[King of Padoru]

So do you mean more medieval Spanish figures, figures from later in Spanish history, and other non-Age of Exploration Servants?

Writers: Quevedo, Góngora, Lope de Vega, Cervantes, Zorrilla, Espronceda, Bécquer, Juan Ruiz Archpriest of Hita, Federico García Lorca...

Characters: Sancho Panza, La Celestina, Don Juan Tenorio, Sansón Carrasco, Calisto and Melibea, Count Lucanor, Lazarillo de Tormes...

Rulers and nobles: The Catholic Kings, Carlos I of Spain and V of Germany, Abd-al Rahman III, Felipe el Hermoso, Jaime I el Conquistador, Catalina de Aragón...

Warriors: Guzmán el Bueno, Wilfredo el Velloso, Juana de Arintero, Viriato (technically Portuguese but whatever)...

Others: Gaius Appuleius Diocles (charioteer), Curro Jiménez (bandit), Seneca (thinker), Miguel Servet (scientist), Roderic Borgia "Alejandro VI" (Pope), Benedict XIII (Anti-Pope)...

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While I'm at it, might as well post the Servant ideas that I keep procrastinating for quite a some times now. Mostly for self-reference.

Archer Alfred Nobel, the guy who invented dynamite. Also known for the Nobel Prizes.

Alter Ego Sigmund Freud, the guy who concluded that we all want to fuck our mother.

Caster Leo Szilard, that guy from Baccano!, but is Chaotic Good instead of Chaotic Evil.

Ruler Queen Shima, a Javanese queen who embodies the Mahissuramardini aspect of Goddess Parvati/Durga/Kali. Her rule is parallel to that of a certain Chinese Empress who reigned around the same time period.

Archer Dyah Gitarja, the queen regnant of Majapahit, under which Gajah Mada first proclaimed his oath to unify Nusantara. Embodies the nurturing yet fierce aspect of the goddess Parvati/Durga/Kali.

Rider Queen Kadita, Javanese goddess of the sea, and of tsunamis.

Assassin Ken Arok version 3.4, don't tell castor.

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Spanish Servants deserve more love too, and I don't only mean Conquistadores and Don Quijote

Yeah, there's more to Europe than just Britain and France, Nasu.

[Spartacus]

Rider Queen Kadita, Javanese goddess of the sea, and of tsunamis.

Hey, someone I can comment on.

[Shiki-pon]

You're right, my bad.

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Speaking of, has anyone in the history of this thread done Timur the Lame?

Archer Dyah Gitarja, the queen regnant of Majapahit, under which Gajah Mada first proclaimed his oath to unify Nusantara. Embodies the nurturing yet fierce aspect of the goddess Parvati/Durga/Kali.

I've actually got both in pre-planning stages, though they're both way off from completion. Now that I have some excess free time, though...

Time for a Servant Calendar for December (of sorts), I suppose. At least until the 24th anyway.