Create-A-Servant 2

[RoydGolden]

Hildegard: Cool sheet, but I'm not quite sure how her Visionary Eye works with regard to overlapping the "truth" she sees onto reality.

For instance, if she saw a deceiving person as a snake, would she be able to literally crush them underfoot like one?

[NominusAbdominus]

Hildegard: Cool sheet, but I'm not quite sure how her Visionary Eye works with regard to overlapping the "truth" she sees onto reality.

For instance, if she saw a deceiving person as a snake, would she be able to literally crush them underfoot like one?

Pretty much yeah that's how it works. It sounds overpowered in theory but since she has no control over what she sees and that her physical parameters are shit to begin with it's more like it's the only way she could survive against the bigger heavy hitters.

Like for example in the Bond Lines she sees Jeanne as a dove. Sure she could crush the bird and in turn crush Jeanne but in reality Jeanne would be right there in front of her ready to smack her with her flag which would probably end her real good.

[SleepMode]

Chán Berserker:
Roundabout Salvation



"My, my, my~ The world had really gone to shit.
Even so, Cricket, will you grasp the reins for a better future?
- - - Even if it is ultimately fruitless?"

True Name: Ji Gong, Crazed-Monk Ji

Alignment: Lawful Neutral

Place of Origin: China (Song Dynasty)

Parameters:

STR - A
END - A
AGI - C
MAG - B
LUK - C
NP - B+

His diet consists of meat and wine.
"And leave my eating habits out of this!"

Info

Height/Weight: 169cm/54kg

Likes: Hearty meals, Crickets

Dislikes: The dark arts

Talents: Kōan creation

Natural Enemy: Florence Nightingale, Casters (Except Xuanzang)

Attribute: Man

Traits: Servant, Male, Humanoid, Brynhildr's Beloved

Armaments: Gourd, Fan

Catalyst: Decrepit begging bowl

Skills

Class Skills:

Mad Enhancement - E (EX)
The Class Skill that characterizes a Berserker, raising basic parameters and strengthens one's physical abilities in exchange for hindering mental capacities and/or their sense of reason.

Lacks the benefits due to its low ranking, but retains the capacity to think. Less of madness than post-meditation lightheadedness and drunken stupors, Berserker's "madness" exists due to his fame as the "Mad Monk of Song."

In reality, however… Berserker's affliction is not madness, but an "understanding" incomprehensible to normal humans. The goodwill to comprehend and alleviate suffering, to inspire others to their own "salvation." He will go lengths to connect with others, often bordering on absurdity; be it asking a suicidal man for his clothes or forcing authorities to buy him wine, all would eventually accept Berserker's presence. Reasoning with Berserker is impossible, for the mad monk relentlessly seeks out those in need - - because he is the savior who mingles in the realm of desire.

That said, Berserker still receives no bonuses to his abilities.
- - - A nonsensical ranking, befitting of a figure like him.

“’Mad?’ No, merely enlightened.”

Personal Skills:

Enlightenment of the Sacred Fig - C
Grants protection to one who has reached "The Truth of the World" or "The Answer of Humanity." A ward against purging that marks the Servant as a "Protector of the World." With the exception of Divinity, this Skill unconditionally reduces the damage dealt by physical attacks, conceptual attacks, and inter-dimensional attacks by a value equivalent to a third of the Servant's total health. This Skill also shuts out the probability of mental interference by 100%.

Although an Arhat's ranking is originally B, Berserker receives a lower ranking due to his personality. Because an Arhat is one who had freed themselves from all attachments and burdens, Berserker's compassion to relieve others of their suffering prevents him from truly attaining the full benefit of the Skill. Additionally, many refer to Berserker as a "Living Bodhisattva" who saved the good while punishing the wicked.
Is this guy really an Arhat?

"Nah-nah, a beggar, a fool, or even a living incarnation of the Blessed One himself; whatever you call me, it doesn't matter~"

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Mad Monk’s Panacea - B
Berserker’s offshoot of Medicinal Techniques, combining Taoist mysticism and herbal medicine. Taking form as the drink in his flask, the medicine serves as a cure-all for those who suffered not from the torment of others.

Upon the absorption of the medicine -- be it consumed or spit on -- it will “cure one’s worst affliction.” With the exception of Divine Curses, common diseases and magical deficiencies are alleviated. Even the likes of Circuit deficiencies are removed entirely. However, only those possessing positive karma benefit from the Skill’s full effect. If used on individuals of the Chaotic Alignment, a luck check must be made if the healing effect takes place. If not, a status effect-like curse would be placed on them until “reformation” is achieved. Adding insult to injury, the medicine would taste like vinegar.

In spite of his appearance, Berserker is a master of medicine capable of expelling demonic distortion or mental infliction alike. Be it a mother sick with stress to a man with his soul stolen, Berserker’s Immortal Monk Remedy would unmake all maladies. Aside from his medical skills, Berserker was known to change his flask's content into various things: wine, water, etc. Just don't drink without his permission.

“This goodie here would certainly cure the flesh and soul, but be careful; it eats through the poisons just as easily~”

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Pure Eyes - B
Also called Eyes of Purity, it is the ability to see what cannot be normally seen. While Mystic Eyes are traits of the body, Pure Eyes are like inheriting fate and destiny, the offspring continuing the parent's will and quest. They can be said to reflect the parent's karma in the offspring, and they are what saints may often possess.

In Berserker's case, he is capable of perceiving the "knots" of Karma and Karmaphala around all living beings. As Karmaphala is the "fruit" of a person's volitional actions, perception/prediction of their behavior becomes possible. Similar to "Possible Routes" and "Previous Decisions" in a video game, a person's potentials can be influenced by Berserker "tugging" of the knots of "possibility." This isn't a complete manipulation of fate, but rather increasing the chance of a "possibility" to occur. As the "possibilities" are closely linked to the subject, they are limited to ones that are physically possible. That aside, peering into the past actions of opponents allows Berserker to deduce their True Names.

Berserker's late parents were paragons of virtue and charity, so it was only natural for their son to embody the goodwill they led in life. Throughout the mad monk's travels, he was known for spouting the past deeds/nature of those he met with disturbing accuracy. But Karma is not predetermined fate; as "reformation" is possible within everyone, Berserker transformed even the most selfish lowlife into remorseful philanthropists.

"Indecisiveness between women would only lead to disaster. Isn’t that right, Cricket~?"

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Six Sacred Petals - A++
One of the most-recited mantras, even coined by the Buddha to be "The most beneficial mantra." Six quick syllables, embodying the Six Perfections to purify the burdens of Man (Ego, Aggression, Ignorance, etc). It enacts one’s understanding of the “Truth of the World” and forces a small altercation upon reality. However, the mantra must be repeated out of compassion for others, lest it will remain inactive.

At this rank, the user taps into the power of Avalokiteśvara, recreating mysteries and impossibilities from the Age of Gods. Throughout his travels, Berserker bested even the most proficient of Taoist mages with this mantra alone. From countering grand rituals to maintaining even grander illusions, nothing is “impossible” to those who truly understood the Six Perfections. Under Berserker's current class container, however, even he has trouble predicting what would happen...

"Repeat with me the Six Magic Words: Om Mani Padme Hum, Om Mani Padme Hum, Om Mani Padme Hum~"

Noble Phantasm

Jiàng Lóng Sān Mèi Zhǎng

Nantimitolo - Taming-Samadhi Palm

Anti-Unit/Anti-Mind
Rank: B+
Range: 1
Max Targets: 1 Person

"A Mi Tuo Fo, may this straighten your scattered senses!"

Many lifetimes ago, Berserker was once Nantimitolo, the Dragon-Taming Arhat. Famed for boundless valor and strength, he recovered all the world's sutras by subduing a dragon-king and wrestled a Peng bird with his bare hands. As Berserker, there are anecdotes about the mad monk saving a village from a falling mountaintop with his palm -- leading to the creation of Mt. Feilai in Zhejiang province. Borrowing the power from his previous life, Berserker is able to wield a “Hybrid-Noble Phantasm” that far surpasses its current form.

Despite its namesake, this Noble Phantasm is a single-hand grappling strike meant to immediately stop any manner of force. Accomplished through the concept of Samadhi, Berserker enforces a state of “Meditative Union,” or a “Unification of the Mind” on impact. As the targets are exposed to Berserker's "madness," all will immediately be stilled in body and mind -- for they are being understood at a subconscious level, where they finally let go of their worries. Whether it is a hardened warrior or a barreling monstrosity, any creatures capable of thought can be halted with this Noble Phantasm.

Unlike his fellow Arhats, Berserker's Noble Phantasm does not directly lead those into Liberation. As Samadhi is the last stage of the Noble Eightfold Paths -- the practice to Nirvana -- it can be said that the "sudden insight" was only a glimpse into a final state to Awakening. But even this is not entirely true; as Chán Buddhism is a branch of Mahayana Buddhism, both approach the concept of Enlightenment as a threshold. It only grants the proper way to view the world and said perspective must be cultivated through living in accordance with compassion. Meditation can only go so far, and true liberation can only be achieved through daily life itself.

Interestingly, this technique can dispel mental interference like illusion or hypnosis. Even the sealing of Skills like Mental Pollution or Mad Enhancement is possible, albeit temporarily. Additionally, those with the Draconic trait would instantly be rendered unconscious on contact. As the aspect of the legend involves the subjugation of great beasts, a Strength bonus is given if Berserker is using the Noble Phantasm against foes larger than him.

Lore

Said to be the reincarnation of the Dragon-Taming Arhat, Li Xiuyuan had promises of a comfortable future; having thoroughly studied Taoism, Confucianism and aced the imperial exam to boot, the young man had the makings of a wise scholar. This future was dashed when both his parents passed away from illness. Aimless, the mourning Li Xiuyuan left home and wandered the earth before stopping at Lingyin Monastery. When the monastery’s old monk sensed an Arhat’s essence within the youth, he was accepted as Dao Ji.

But even as he found a place to live, Dao Ji never truly accepted the conservative lifestyle. Often skipping morning sutras for meat and wine, the monk wandered the town with his clothes ill-kept to the point of tatters. Combined with his eccentric habits and churlish manners, others began to call him Ji Gong in mockery and jest.

Appearances and habits aside, Ji Gong never bore ill will towards anyone. Rather, the mad monk will go out of his way to provide for those given an unfair hand. With his medicinal knowledge or mysterious powers, Ji Gong always had his ways. Although said ways often seem insensitive and mischievous, it was all done out of genuine sympathy; rather than preaching moral righteousness, the mad monk would rather work among the suffering and grant them a well-deserved smile. The kind-hearted beggars shall receive good fortune, and the earnest prostitutes will escape the brothel's halls. It was soon that the name Ji Gong became one of reverence and respect.

Unable to tolerate such unorthodox behavior, the monks of the monastery expelled Ji Gong. This mattered little to the mad monk, as this allowed him to reach those in need. Wandering the Central Nation, Ji Gong performed deeds both impossible and bizarre: conjuring logs from wells, curing curses with medicine, and even stopping entire mountaintops with his hands. In helping officials and bandits alike, he amassed a retinue of disciples who revered the Triple Gems. No matter the situation, the wicked are punished while the victims are freed from injustice.

Alas, not even a monk with god-like powers can escape mortality. Reaching his seventies, the elderly Ji Gong succumbed to the rotation of Samsāra. An enlightened man whose compassion touched both the kind and wicked alike, the Living Bodhisattva’s deeds made himself into a Hero of the common man; crossing the line between the holy and mundane, the epitome of a hidden "savior."

“Scattered about for sixty years,
Always fighting from East to West.
Today, as I look back and return,
All is the same as those before.”

Personality

To picture Ji Gong as an enlightened figure is extremely difficult. Unruly, unkempt and completely erratic, the mad monk is the least predictable person in any given scenario. Appearing and disappearing at whim, it is just as troublesome in locating him as actually tolerating him. Be it cracking terrible jokes mid-combat or spontaneously changing topics mid-conversation, Ji Gong never seems to take anything seriously. Should he chooses, Ji Gong would happily help the opposing party for little to no reason at all. All in all, a stoic personality’s worst nightmare.

If one bothers to listen, however, many of Ji Gong's ramblings carries a depreciative undertone. With his Pure Eyes, he is capable of peering into the past of others and glimpse into their trials and tribulations. For too long did he witness many regress backward, unable to overcome their personal demons. Even with Heroes like him, it is very much clear to the Berserker that very little will avert this encroaching stagnation. All their sweat, tears and sacrifices - - it might not really matter, such is the cruelty of life. Hidden behind light-hearted mockeries and minor jabs, Ji Gong tests his Master's resolve.

"Admit it, Cricket: you're lucky they didn't slap a Sealing Designation on you after the Timeless Temple shitshow."

"...Ahahaha, no need for the long face~ Besides, 'He' wouldn't want you to act all sulky like that, right?"

Depressing words aside, Ji Gong is never one to mope around. Living up to his title of "The Living Bodhisattva," the mad monk takes an active role in aiding the common man. A bad joke and a shared drink later, many would find Ji Gong intervening with others' problems. A number of wild escapades later, it is guaranteed several people with have their personal matters resolved, a couple lowlifes redeemed, and some supernatural force running amok. If anything, tagging along with the mad monk is never boring.

Life is a perpetual wheel of joy, sorrow, pleasure, and pain. Trapped in a vicious cycle, humans are doomed to relive the same troubles. As a devout(?) Buddhist, Ji Gong is painfully aware of this. It is for this very reason Ji Gong attempted to help others, an attempt to defy their inherent flaws. Unlike others who would guide others towards salvation, the mad monk will not hold them by the hand; in order to reach true enlightenment, it's up to the person themselves to cultivate their unique experience - - living and learning through thick and thin. Rather than a savior, it would be more accurate to call Ji Gong a teacher.
To watch his "Crickets" achieve realization on their own, that is his greatest pride.

"Beef, chicken, pork, and fish~ With a nice jug of wine~ All for me, all for me~
...Ahahaha, come on Cricket, as if I would make wishes from something as sketchy as a 'Grail!'"

Extras:

(Never seem to take anyone seriously, even when fighting other Servants. Rather than offensive, Ji Gong prefers to avoid attacks and slap his opponents across the head in mild jest, easily provoking them. It would become clear that the "fight" is more of Ji Gong's attempt at humiliating his opponent than anything else. Not really one to resort to violence so recklessly, Ji Gong just likes to enjoy moments while they last.
If the opponent has little to regard for human lives, however, it would've been a different matter entirely.)

(Quickly becomes a freeloader to the Master. Walking amongst modern society, Ji Gong will make it a personal mission to taste every dish in the vicinity. From cheap bar food to high-end gourmet, the mad monk will wine and dine like there's no tomorrow. When asked why a monk would needlessly gorge on food and wine, Ji Gong would often answer semi-mockingly, "Some refine their soul, but would neglect their body. Others refine their body but neglect the soul. If I only refine my soul yet ignore my own stomach, then what kind of devotee to the Blessed One would I be?"

"In any case, dig in, dig in! There's more than enough for you and I, so come on and be merry!")

(Surprisingly, Ji Gong gets along well with children. Rather than any sort of parental instincts, it's more along the lines of having the same exuberance as the kids. As such, expect the mad monk to happily tag along with some grade schoolers' session of make-believe or hide and seek in his wanderings. That said, however, Ji Gong's haggard looks does draw some strange looks from passerbys.)

Craft Essence/Relationships

Yingling Jiasha

The ordination robes of the superintendent,
The symbol of their authority in the Soul's Retreat - - -

At least, it was.
Once stolen and pawned to the local shop,
Then taken along the winds of wanderlust,
Ending with its eventual return decades later.

Hanging in the Grand Hall of Treasures,
It is tattered beyond repair, its vibrant colors dulled by the mud.
Stains from excess wine, tears, and blood.
Rips from the bandits' blades, burns from the mystic flames.
Finally, relieved of its task, it rests along with him.

Funny, how everything started and ended in the very same place.

Relations:

Avicebron/Paracelsus: "Oi oi oi~ The stink of bad karma, it sticks to them like tar! Gotta chase them out, else they might clog the place~"

A sense of enmity can be sensed beneath Berserker's mockeries. With his Pure Eyes, the mad monk could only see their Saint Graphs tainted. Those two dàoshī are nothing but trouble, with their "passions" often overriding their humanity. Of course, Berserker could never understand the mindset of magi, but he's not really trying anyway. Although distrustful of Casters in general, the golem-maker and alchemist are on top of the "shit-list." Perhaps he could bond with a certain Paladin over this...

"No! Don't you lump them with Merlin-sama!"

On second thought, not really.

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Medusa (Gorgon): "Hmmm~ Cricket, I just spotted a venomous snake stalking the halls. Mind if I pummel it to a pulp? No? Then maybe I should cook it with lighting instead, the rags are dirty enough already."

Setting sights on the Gorgon will cause memories of the Python-demon Jiang to resurface. A wretched monster summoned by a wicked sorcerer to poison innocent passerbys, it was only by Berserker's hand was the demon defeated and save the populace. At almost a natural reflex, the mad monk would be on guard when dealing with Demonic Servants like the Gorgon and those of Oni blood. Fortunately, the child-like Asterios is more or less forgiven.

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Xuanzang: "Ahahaha, if it isn't little Cicada~ Truly, a pleasure meeting another like-minded one here! Huhuh, 'Your elder' my ass - - especially with that thickheadedness you're not!"

It is somewhat concerning that the mess that is Berserker is more self-aware than the Caster. Even though he is the technical junior of the two, Berserker would usually ignore Caster's propositions and lectures, saying "I've got this, I've got this, it's idiotic to lecture an Arhat on the importance of training!" If not for his appearance, Berserker acts more like an impulsive brother who is somehow more mature than his elder. As of late, the Caster is trying to get the mad monk off of his gluttonous lifestyle, but to no avail.

"Huh!? Jianglong, is that you? I almost didn't recognize you in those rags and stench-urp! Bluhh, you slacked off on your training, didn't you?"
~Xuanzang

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Robin Hood: "'King of May?' Nah, all I see is but a good-natured boy. Give him a chance, Cricket; behind that depressing attitude is a heart that yearns to do right. ...And he has some knowledge of drinks and smokes too, heheh."

Archer's flippant attitude reminded Berserker of his first disciple, a well-meaning young man who lived a life of banditry in order to help his family survive. Later on, said bandit accompanied Berserker in his various adventures. For that reason alone, Berserker attempted to get along with Archer - - and with mixed results. While mildly irritated with the mad monk's overt friendliness, memories of an elderly Master from another time resurfaces...

"Seriously old man, bothering me again? Geh, fine. Might as well sit down and grab a drink, Billy isn't here yet."
~Robin Hood

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St. Martha: "Ohoh, ohoh~ Those arms are definitely made for subduing monsters, for sure! Not to include that poor beast, even I feel pity to its abuse. If you keep throwing punches around, you might even scare the faithful away-"

Moments later, Berserker is found stumbling around, with a knuckle-sized sized bruise between his eyes.

A personal favorite, the Janky Hobo Berserker who can wrestle creatures hundred-times his size

For an enhanced experience, imagine Hidenari Ugaki as the CV.

[Spartacus]

Back at husbando business again I see. Why I can only picture Blackbeard in him?

At first, I thought "why he can't stand Nightingale?" But he is similar in nature that being a Berserker with medic-like NP. But I confused tho (mostly because I bad at reading), did the NP deals physical damage or not? I have a mental image that he broke someone's head with his palm while simultaneously heal them mentally. His personality is cool, it reminds me those comic-book grandpa characters who is senile and silly but can be very perceptive and wise at the same time.

For someone I don't know, it is a very nice sheet.

[Skull]

Berserker King of the Swine




True Name: Twrch Trwyth
Title: "The King of Demonic Boars"
Origin: Mythological
Region: Ireland (Arthurian Cycle)
Hidden Attribute: Earth
Catalyst: The Comb That Once Sat between his Bristles
Alignment: Chaotic Insane
Likes: Eating, Human Women
Dislikes: Deities, Water
Talents: Running, Sleeping
Natural Enemy: Culhwch

Parameters:
STR: (B) END: (A) AGI: (B) MGI: (D) LCK: (E) NP: (A)

Appearance:

Summoned as a Servant, Trwyth takes the form of a humanoid man resembling what he originally looked like as a human, though still retains pig features such as oversized canines resembling tusks, a snout-like nose and pointed ears etc etc. His Master tried to conceal his identity by putting a hat, shades and trenchcoat onto Trwyth though in reality one good look at him would still give it away that he's not entirely human.

Character:

Due to his Mad Enhancement, Trwyth is mostly devoid of complex thought acting mostly in a way reminiscent of a feral child raised in the wild. Controlling him is extremely difficult, though should his Master manage to bond with him by making him offerings of food, women and comfortable sleeping area then he will become loyal and protect his Master like a faithful dog. Though he lacks a personal motivation to what's going on due to his madness, if he sees something that resembles something from his life - especially if it's to do with Culhwch or King Arthur then he flies into a rage and will attack whatever it is relentlessly even against his Master's orders. As a holdover from how he died, he has a subconscious phobia of bodies of water and drowning in general.

His wish upon the Grail? To destroy all those who wronged him in life - Culhwch who killed him, King Arthur who made it possible and even God Himself who cursed Trwyth. A foolish wish from a man who never understood that the root of all his problems was himself.

Skills:

Class Skills

Mad Enhancement - (C)
The Class Skill that characterizes a Berserker, raising basic parameters and strengthens one's physical abilities in exchange of hindering mental capacities and/or in exchange for their sense of reason. As a demonic beast, it is not entirely correct to say he has gone "insane" but rather what little reason he had has been painted over by his more primal instincts and he truly has been reduced to nothing more than a feral animal. In this particular case, the strengthening from this Skill compensates for what would've been a reduction in Parameters from having to take a humanoid form.

Personal Skills

Demon of Mutation - (C)
A Skill that denotes how a human or god was transformed into a demon in life. A Skill that considerably strengthens one's abilities as a Servant by emphasizing a fact from the past. Trwyth who had lived his entire life in wickedness was condemned by God and cursed to take the form that reflects the darkness in his heart. Even after being forced into human form, qualities of his curse still linger in his grotesque pig like appearance as well as his abnormal strength and speed.

Hollow Lament of the Falsely Living - (B)
An ability where the Servant is capable of emitting an immense scream, temporarily robbing enemies and allies alike of their ability to think and respond; those who do not expect it or are incapable of the mental resilience to withstand it may temporarily lose their ability to breathe. All enemies who hear the demonic scream of Trwyth have to undergo a Sanity Check and those who fail will be frozen in place. The effectiveness of this Skill is increased with the activation of Mad Enhancement.

Poisonous Body - (C)
A Skill that reflects the nature of heroic spirit in life having a body that was toxic to others. Trwyth's bristles were extremely poisonous to the point where just by shaking his body, the poison flies off and was enough to grievously wound even Merlin. However the change to a humanoid form has caused most of the bristles to rescind and thus this Skill has suffered a considerable Rank Down to where a Servant with even a decent Luck Rank will pass a Check with no issues. However any normal human will still die from touching his hairy body - even his Master if they are unlucky enough.

Noble Phantasm:

King of the Swine

Triath ri Torcraide

[Type - Anti Unit (Self) ], [Noble Phantasm Rank - A], [Maximum Range - N/A], [Maximum Number of Targets - 1]

Trwyth's Noble Phantasm is for the Curse laid upon him by God to be completely unleashed - allowing him to one again take the form of a humongous demonic boar once again. Mad Enhancement and Poisonous Body are raised to Rank A, allowing him to regain his monstrous strength as well as be covered in toxic bristles whose poison was so strong it wounded even Merlin and put him out of action for some time - thus Servants without any Poison Resistance will die if they touch Trwyth for more than a couple of seconds at a time. His strength becomes such that simply by running he can mow through trees and buildings as if they were sticks - during his life a third of Ireland was razed to the ground as if a natural disaster had passed through. Despite his size, he is deceptively fast thanks to his powerful leg muscles and can easily keep up with even the fastest Servants.

However, the downside to this Noble Phantasm is that by completely surrendering his human mind he becomes a rampaging beast who absolutely cannot be controlled or directed and would even kill his Master if they got in the way. Retreat is not an option either for this beast who cannot think straight until his rampage has subsided and so he is vulnerable to be ganged up upon by the other Servants if they recognise him as a significant threat. He also drains an immense amount of mana so he cannot maintain the transformation for more than five minutes lest he kill his Master and once the time limit is up he collapses and returns to Spirit Form to rest for 24 hours which can potentially leave his Master defenceless.

Lore:

King Trwyth of Ireland who was cursed by God for his wickedness to spend the rest of his life as a monstrous boar. The trio of comb, razor and scissors that sit in his hair were chosen as one of the many trials for Culhwch in order to marry Olwen - daughter of the Giant King Ysbaddaden. Realising the immense difficulty of the trials, Culhwch has no choice but to call upon the aid of his famous cousin - King Arthur who gladly accepts the request since it is from family. Artoria states that alongside herself, she will take her newly created Round Table which consisted of Kay, Bedivere and Gawain but also a small army to help Culhwch. Prior to the hunt, Merlin is sent to verify that the comb and scissors are between Trwyth's ears. He takes the form of a bird and flies to Trwyth's lair in Ireland, encountering the monster with seven piglets. Merlin then tries to swoop down and snatch one of the implements from beast's scalp, but only manages to take one silver bristle; Trwyth is agitated and shakes himself, scattering venom onto Merlin, wounding him.

Leaving Merlin behind to recover, Artoria and company board the Royal Ship - the Prydwen and sail to Ireland. They advance upon his lair but the beast wary of attacks after Merlin, smells them coming and manages to ambush them killing around half of Artoria's army. The battle goes poorly as both Culhwch and the Round Table knights were just too inexperienced in order to take down the rampaging beast and so the King's Marshal Bedivere suggested they retreat and Artoria's most loyal knight Gwydre stated that he would cover them. Needless to say the young Gwydre was slaughtered as his friends escaped. Culhwch blamed himself and swore that he would take down the boar if it was the last thing he did.

Having repelled Artoria's forces, Twrch Trwyth and its spawn crossed the Irish Sea and landed in Britain. Culhwch stated that he wouldn't give up and chased the Twrch and its fellow beasts through Wales, Artoria stuck to her promise to help but decided against wasting any more of her men's lives and so only Culhwch, Artoria, Kay, Bedivere and Gawain continued the pursuit. They fought the beast many times at various villages that it had raided and came close to defeating it each time but it would continuously sacrifice one of its piglets in order to escape. Eventually though it ran out of children and at Land's End it was forced to surrender the Comb/Razor/Scissors but in exchange for a one on one fight with Culhwch. After a long hard fight Culhwch proved his valor and drove the beast off of the cliff and into the sea where it drowned.

Relationships:

Arthur/Artoria - Nothing but rage towards the King of Britain, it will take at least a Command Seal to stop Trwyth from constantly trying to fight.

Diarmuid Ua Duibhne/Fionn mac Cumhaill - Both will confuse Trwyth with Diarmuid's half-brother who was reincarnated into a Demon Boar.

Merlin - Recognises him as the little bird that tried to take his treasures.

Mordred - Confused as how Arthur's son is still alive when Trwyth seems to recall killing him.

Creator's Notes:

Decided to do something a little different and I really haven't done that many Berserkers - mainly out of fear of them becoming homogenised. Before anyone asks, I deliberately chose to leave out the whole cyborg aspects from FGO as cool as that was.

A simple Sheet with nothing too overthetop but it was good to get back into the swing of things. I felt like the personality was a bit too simplistic but then again he's a Berserker who was a savage beast so perhaps there's not much else too it. I also did a little tinkering with the lore in order to fit it into the Nasuverse's Arthurian version such as swapping out the Magic Knight Menw with Merlin and throwing in the fact that the Round Table still had only just formed with a few members to explain why people like Lancelot weren't around. Now that I've done Trwyth, I'm pretty much obligated to do Culhwch now aren't I? XD

I do feel a little bit bad about using Porco as the FC who was the finest pig to fly in the skies of the Mediterranean, for such an Evil character but then what can you do when you couldn't find much else to serve the humanoid form.

As usual, all comments and criticisms are welcome.

[Kabalisto Koga]

I have now worked over the Noblephantasm and skill section of Mothman lik that i have put his Mystic eyes into the Noblephantasm section ,i just must think About a Special maximum outbut attack of it ,aswell have i tried to mend some Grammar ,please tell me your oppinions and also a comment on the Soundtrack would be nice because i was unshure if ist fitt with Mothman.

[Anju Addams]

Berserker King of the Swine

I love this idea of this guy, although the Menw/Merlin switch is a little strange.
In spite of that, the switch does work, even if it kind of...I dunno? Makes Menw, who could have made a cool Caster from really obscure Arthurian lore, rather obsolete?
Anyway, irregardless of that, this was a cool idea. The Skills and Noble Phantasms all suit him, making him an interesting Berkserker, especially with the poison aspect.
On another note, I do wonder how this guy would get along with my WIP Mabon Sheet, since y'know, Drudwyn an' all...

Chán Berserker:

I never knew I wanted a Servant more than this one.
His personality and lore are just so, so...fun!
Amazing job.

[King of Padoru]

That is my reason for the Question:Well although both my Cherokee Caster(or Ada how i nicknamed her) and your Ginchiyo have lived in other Worlds does they share the fate of being raised under Followers of spirituality ,Shamans in one and Nuns in the other also were both married at very Young age and have gained strenght to give their best in a nevertheless male dominated world the diverences where that one followed a political/war centered direction ,and the other in a more spiritual/Peace centered way,also if i see it Right is that both want to ,enjoy as Servants their childhood that did not existed in the actual sense.

I see. Then, the reaction would be like with the Amazons, respect and sympathy for them.

Now that the sheet is complete, I might as well leave an overall reply.

Ginchiyo: Skills are reasonable, but the Noble Phantasms is where the sheet shines. Raikiri's "Incorporial-Cutting" effect was a interesting spin to the family's signature sword, serving more as a handy secondary effect than some special technique. Yanagawa · Otome no Teikō's lightning armor imagery is pretty cool, and how it synergizes with Dignity of the Rearguards was another nice touch.

One slight detail that perplexed me was - - once again - - the Luck parameter. For someone whose life was brief and unfortunate, wouldn't Ginchiyo share the Lancer-tier ranking of E or D?

All in all, for someone whose life info was hard to dig up, you did great.

Thanks for the reply. I don't know what I was thinking when giving her A-rank in Luck​. It's changed now.

Personally I'd make the defense bonus active against attacks that could compromise her body and mind (since a shrine is supposed to be sacrosanct and inviolate), like poisons, curses, vampirism and mental interference. It'd also give her bonus damage against unholy-aligned enemies, making all of her physical strikes against such beings impart the effects of Baptism Sacrament at the same rank. Basically, she could exorcise evil spirits and shit by punching them.

This is quite a good idea. I've been thinking all over the day about a Moon Cell-only scenario in which she somehow fuses with figures like the Virgin Mary and Guanyin to justify some wanking, but now I'm hesitant about how she'd manage to do such a thing

[Skull]

On another note, I do wonder how this guy would get along with my WIP Mabon Sheet, since y'know, Drudwyn an' all...

I had considered putting Mabon and the other named characters from Culhwch ac Olwen into the Lore but then I got lazy and didn't want to bog down the section with explanations of who they were.

As for how Twrch Trwyth would see Mabon, probably 'nam flashbacks to the gang hunting him and would attack Mabon out of revenge or something.

[Anju Addams]

I had considered putting Mabon and the other named characters from Culhwch ac Olwen into the Lore but then I got lazy and didn't want to bog down the section with explanations of who they were.

As for how Twrch Trwyth would see Mabon, probably 'nam flashbacks to the gang hunting him and would attack Mabon out of revenge or something.

Ah, no worries then! It's a personal preference is all, since I like old Welsh Arthurian lore more than the later versions.
Where's my baby-drowning evil Arturia Nasu!? Where's Gwenhwyfach, Loholt and Gwyar/Anna?
Will they be in the Camelot Lostbelt, please?

Aside from that, thanks for the reply on Mabon!

[TresserT]

I'm back!

Servant Rider

"Loss? Failure? Who the Hell do you think I am? Together, you and I are going to pierce the Heavens!"

Stats
Strength: E
Endurance: D
Agility: E
Mana: E
Luck: A
Noble Phantasm: EX

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Skills

Passive Skills
Magic Resistance E

Grants protection from magical effects. As a hero from modern times, he has no defense against magecraft.

Riding -

The ability to use mounts and vehicles. This skill has been sealed in favor of Voyage.

Personal Skills
Pioneer of the Stars EX

A skill denoting an individual as a turning point in history. Challenges that would be deemed "impossible" become "events that can be achieved."

Voyage C++

The ability to steer vessels recognized as ships. It combines the effects of Riding, Military Tactics, and Charisma.
Rider possesses the technique and leadership skills necessary to be a captain, but his ability to use nautical equipment is subpar. That said, this skill is considered Rank Up when using a vehicle recognized as a spaceship.

The Eagle Has Landed B

A variation on Instinct. The ability to determine the best course of action, developed to the level of a sixth sense. In Rider's case, it allows him to respond to completely alien situations as if he'd experienced them dozens of times. The ability to adapt under pressure.

Expansion of the Domain B

An ability which expands humanity's understanding of the universe. It reveals incomprehensible horrors and irreversibly places them within humanity's grasp.
Obtained upon contact with the Moon Cell. All the mysteries of the universe and beyond can be known, but in exchange, things that become known can't be forgotten. The Dark Side of the Moon.

Noble Phantasms

Noble Phantasms

One Small Step for Man, One Giant Leap for Mankind
Childhood's End
Anti-Unit (Self), E-EX
Targets: 1

A Noble Phantasm representing humanity's ability to overcome. Increases one's abilities based on the conviction behind their actions. When paired with the Pioneer of the Stars skill, which makes anything possible, Rider becomes able to accomplish any goal through sheer willpower. A Phantasm which makes skills, parameters, and even history meaningless.

In addition to his own will power, the Phantasm takes in the convictions of all those supporting Rider as well. The miracles Rider alone can create are small, but with the hopes of humanity on his shoulders he is even capable of reaching the moon.

The Rocket that Pierced the Heavens
Apollo 11
Anti-Army, C
Targets: 3

A transportation-type Noble Phantasm. A rocket ship designed to withstand travel through Heaven or Hell. As a ship it's capable of travelling to any location and surviving any kind of conditions, making it an ideal vehicle. However, its offensive power is low, being limited to ramming the opponent with the body.

When travelling to locations outside of the laws of Gaia the ship takes on the aspect of "Invader", overwriting any alien common sense with the logic of Earth. Though a weak Phantasm in general, it is capable of bringing foreign entities to the level of Earth's creatures.

Lore

​Lore

A Rider class Servant available for summoning. A hero from the 20th-21st century. The first man to reach the moon. A Servant representing mankind at its peak. He makes up for his lack of Mystery through the power of will.

Height: 180 cm
Weight: 160 kg
Source: Historical Fact
Region: North America
Alignment: Lawful Good
Gender: Male
His weight includes the weight of his equipment.

A man who was not swayed by the stories of Icarus. One must not fly too close to the sun or his wings will melt away. So he built a rocket that could withstand the heat and flew anyway.

He has strong beliefs about human nature and lives his day to day life with a great deal of passion. Though his decisions are careful and well thought out, his behavior gives the impression of recklessness. Of course, that attitude is what inspires those around him.

One Small Step for Man, One Giant Leap for Mankind
Childhood's End. The culmination of all of humanity's exploits. Proof that anything is possible for humanity. "If we can think of it, we can do it."

Rider is an unrivaled Servant when backed by the combined hopes of humanity, but his power drops significantly when his Master fights for personal gain. As a result, he tends to do poorly in typical Grail Wars.

[SleepMode]

Back at husbando business again I see. Why I can only picture Blackbeard in him?

At first, I thought "why he can't stand Nightingale?" But he is similar in nature that being a Berserker with medic-like NP. But I confused tho (mostly because I bad at reading), did the NP deals physical damage or not? I have a mental image that he broke someone's head with his palm while simultaneously heal them mentally. His personality is cool, it reminds me those comic-book grandpa characters who is senile and silly but can be very perceptive and wise at the same time.

For someone I don't know, it is a very nice sheet.

On Nightingale...

> Sees Ji Gong
> Poor hygiene
> Unhealthy lifestyle
> Eastern medicine and mysticism conflicts with Western medicine
> "Sanitation Required."

On Ji Gong's NP, rather than healing, he forcibly calms his targets by linking his mind with theirs - - literally calming them down with a grappling strike. Because said targets are calmed down because Ji Gong truly emphasized with them, this caused them to temporarily lose their motor skills due to the serene Enlightenment-esque state they're in. Hoped that was clearer, Buddhist concepts are hard to explain.

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I never knew I wanted a Servant more than this one.
His personality and lore are just so, so...fun!
Amazing job.

Thanks a lot, Ji Gong was a real favorite of mine since childhood.

[Skull]

Ah, no worries then! It's a personal preference is all, since I like old Welsh Arthurian lore more than the later versions.
Where's my baby-drowning evil Arturia Nasu!? Where's Gwenhwyfach, Loholt and Gwyar/Anna?
Will they be in the Camelot Lostbelt, please?

Speaking of Loholt, that reminds me of a dream I had a few weeks ago about a Grand Saber Mordred where she had fused with the souls of all of the other Sons of King Arthur from multiple Lostbelts to power Mordred up save the world from the final Beast. She even grew in height/age to look like Lartoria. XD

[Historia]

wat

[Anju Addams]

Speaking of Loholt, that reminds me of a dream I had a few weeks ago about a Grand Saber Mordred where she had fused with the souls of all of the other Sons of King Arthur from multiple Lostbelts to power Mordred up save the world from the final Beast. She even grew in height/age to look like Lartoria. XD

wat

I'd imagine it was a very...weird dream.
Can't say I myself have ever dreamed about Fate though.

[Skull]

I'd imagine it was a very...weird dream.
Can't say I myself have ever dreamed about Fate though.

I suspect it had something to do with me watching the finale of "SSSS.Gridman" like five times earlier that day in which something similar happens.

I did consider making a sheet out of that dream, but that would be too fanfic-y even for me. XD

[Kabalisto Koga]

Speaking of Loholt, that reminds me of a dream I had a few weeks ago about a Grand Saber Mordred where she had fused with the souls of all of the other Sons of King Arthur from multiple Lostbelts to power Mordred up save the world from the final Beast. She even grew in height/age to look like Lartoria. XD

Speaking of Grand Saber ,which servants would have aptitude for it ?or what the other Grand(non Caster)servant candidates should posses abbility wise like Clairvoyance with the Caster,i wonder?

i would say> Grand Saber:Heracless and Arthoria presumably due to their world-fame and their iconic.most probably Miyamoto Musashi our Version .
Grand Archer: undoubtly Herakless,Arjuna and Karna probably also probably some other Mahabharata Warriors.alternatevely would i consider Apollo.
Grand Lancer:that Question is tricky ,hmm i dont know ,probably also a Indian Hero like probably Yudhistihra,Odin or Seth ?
Grand Rider:Hmm proobably Krischna,Herakless also Lilith or Ammun Re could be candidates ?
Grand Berserker: Hmm due to the Origin of the word should it be a Nordic one most probably Thor.
Grand Assassin (besides the Original Hassan):Hm Lililith or Cain perhaps?


just as Bonus ; Grand Saver:Jesus Christus,Sithartha Gautama or other Great Religion-Inventors
Grand Avenger:Lilith as most probably case .Angra-Mainyu is unlikely due to being the "Original",also Ymir or Shiva are eligible.
Grand Shielder:due to fame Ajax the Great ?
Grand Ruler:Also Jesus would be here appropriate ,other candidates could be Horus or Nemesis?
Grand Foreigner(Which wouldnt be eldritsch being instead "only" well known Demons of our "plane"):Asmodäus ?
Grand Beast: Gaia herself ?

That are just assumptions and speculations of my side.if some other have other theories i would be curious to hera them and besides that had must be a intense Dream ,rightt and which beast was it?

[RoydGolden]

I've gone over Grand candidates before, but since this has come up again I guess I might as well reiterate my speculations.

Grand Saber is realistically almost certain to be Arturia given how iconic she is to the franchise. Though I've flirted with the idea of Batraz- a Caucasian hero whose legend is believed to be a precursor to King Arthur's- as a possible candidate, I highly doubt TM would go with someone so obscure. Musashi is also a reasonable candidate given how famous he is as a swordsman, plus Nippon hype makes it very likely at least one Grand is going to be a Japanese hero.

Given the first Lancers we saw in canon were Irish, I think it'd make sense for Grand Lancer to be an Irish hero as well to bring things full circle. Lugh would be an obvious candidate, possibly as a Bazett Pseudo-Servant since (being a god) he presumably couldn't be summoned on his own. With his three uber-powerful magical spears and a title that basically means "awesome at everything", he'd certainly be OP enough to qualify.

Grand Archer is very likely to be Gilgamesh, but assuming it isn't I'd guess either Hou Yi (Chinese demigod who shot down the nine suns) or some Indian hero given how many of them are touted to be ridiculously good at archery.

For Grand Rider I'd go with either Adam or Noah, with their shared legend of owning "all the beasts of the world". Imagine how powerful being able to summon two of any animal that ever lived (which in the Nasuverse would include magical beasts and freaking dragons) as an NP would be. Alternatively, (like Koga said) Lilith could also qualify for roughly the same reasons, since she was Adam's first wife and shared his authority over beasts.

I agree with Koga that it'd make a lot of sense for Grand Berserker to be an actual Nordic/Viking Berserker. Don't know enough about them to say who it could be, though.

I kind of doubt the other non-standard Classes even have Grands honestly, since it seems like the ritual specifically entails their being seven of them.

[King of Padoru]

I doubt Lugh qualifies as a Grand since he's a Divine Spirit and that would be kinda like cheating. Longinus was one of the names that came to my mind when thinking of a Grand Lancer, but Fate/Requiem's release has made me abandon that thought

[Skull]

I suppose I'll throw in my 2 cents as well into the Grand discussion. I'm leaving out full deities as well as Pseudo-Servants. I also don't see Gilgamesh as a Grand personally since he's a special snowflake - hell, his ultimate form would probably be "Grand Gilgamesh". XD

Grand Saber - Artoria obviously, she's the mascot of TM so it's not gonna be anyone else.
Grand Archer - Probably Heracles, but I could also see someone like Odysseus.
Grand Lancer - Most likely going to be Irish but nobody's coming to mind due to a brain fart. Non-Irish pick would be Longinus/Percival with the Spear of Destiny.
Grand Rider - This one is the trickiest for me. I'd probably go with Theseus.
Grand Berserker - If we're going for literal Scandinavian Berserkers then Bödvar Bjarki would probably be the best fit.

Though I've flirted with the idea of Batraz- a Caucasian hero whose legend is believed to be a precursor to King Arthur's- as a possible candidate.

By the way, this is fringe nonsense.