Monthly Create-A-Servant Contest

**the god of world-0** · August 2nd, 2019, 02:37 AM

I think just alternative history is enough, he does say it doesn't need to fit perfectly into canon mold.

**zikari8** · August 2nd, 2019, 01:01 PM

Ah, sorry, if the description wasn't clear. While the theme is Lostbelt, my intention was that any servant that has a different story than their original one would suffice. So it can be historical or mythological, and they don't have to have lived beyond their timeframe. If it would make it easier to understand, essentially any type of AU Servant would be okay.

**cooldownnow** · August 2nd, 2019, 02:42 PM

Gosh darn it. A few weeks ago I made a lostbelt servant that I think was killer and now I have to come up with another one. Other than that this is such an exciting topic I can’t wait to see what y’all make.

**cooldownnow** · August 3rd, 2019, 02:04 AM

The King's Successor

Class: Saber
Other Classes: Ruler, Lancer
True Name: Mordred Pendragon Alter
Alignment: Lawful[Chaotic] Good
Place of Origin: Arthurian Legend

Parameters:

STR: A+
END: A
AGI: A
MGI: A-
LCK: EX
NP: A+-A+++

Likes: King Arthur, Britain, Cats
Dislikes: Morgana, Rome, Regular Mordred
Talent: Leading
Natural Enemy: Morgan Le Fey
Attribute: Earth
Armament: Clarent, Excalibur
Catalyst: Artoria being summoned in a previous war

Class Skills:

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Personal Skills:

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Noble Phantasm(s):

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Lore:

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Mordred, the bastard son of King Arthur with his half sister Morgan Le Fey. In regular Pan-Human History he was raised to become a weapon against Arthur and after being rejected by his father and killed him and destroyed the utopia of Camelot.

However in a branch of Pan-Human History King Arthur heard of Morgan working dark magics and went with his knights to confront the witch. It was there that they defeated the witch and found the young child known as Mordred. Arthur was reluctant to acknowledge his bastard as his son but couldn’t just leave the child to die alone. Mordred became a ward of the castle learning knightly conduct from the Knights of the Round Table as he grew. As time went on Arthur’s heart began to melt a little from this young child and so after Mordred passed the tests to become a Knight of the Round Table himself he declared the young knight to be his heir and bestowed upon him the sword of succession, Clarent.

Mordred became the perfect knight. He was strong, brave, kind, and above all fully dedicated to the glory of Camelot. His most famous deed was joining Galahad on the Grail Quest and returning with the Holy Grail.

Unfortunately the good times could not last as Mordred found out an unfortunate truth, the knight Lancelot was sleeping with the king’s wife Guinevere. Mordred was torn. He knew that the right thing to do was expose Lancelot and weed out the corruption in Camelot, but he did not wish to bring such shame to his father. After ling deliberation he went to his father directly and asked him for advice on what he should do.

When the people found out about the affair between Lancelot and Guinevere and their subsequent banishment the kings rule was on a clock. People lost faith in King Arthur and his ability to lead, after all if he could not even keep his own house in order how could he keep the country in order. The lords under Arthur began to prepare for revolution.

There was only one course of action the king could do, renounce his king ship. Mordred pleaded with his father, that he was not ready, that his father was the greatest king, that nobody could succeed him.

King Arthur did give the kingship up though and Mordred became King Mordred. He swore to uphold his father’s ideals and learn from his mistakes. With his new generation of Knights of the Round Table he became the ideal king.

Personality:

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Bond:

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Creator Notes:

Mordred my sweet gender fluid child who deserves so much better than what happened to them. In this sheet Mordred uses he/him because in his eyes a king must be masculine a lesson learned from artoria pretending to be a man. This was inspired by Ruler Mordred from an FGO zine about alternate classes for servants and Mordred was even a Ruler to pretty much the last second.

This Mordred is much more insecure about being kind than the canon Mordred as he was raised to be succeeded the king he admired rather than becoming disillusioned with Artoria and trying to take power for themself. This is mostly shown in the Bond CE with Mordred original flavor wants to wish to try and pull the sword in the stone while my Mordred is scared.

**Skull** · August 3rd, 2019, 06:46 AM

Gosh darnit, I was going to make a Lostbelt Mordred sheet.

Back to the drawing board. T_T

**the god of world-0** · August 3rd, 2019, 10:17 AM

I knew mordred would be the first.

**Shiki-pon** · August 3rd, 2019, 10:45 AM

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Class: Lancer
Other Classes: Caster, Ruler
Alignment: Lawful Good
Place of Origin: Roman Lostbelt
Lostbelt Difference Depth: D+

Parameters:
STR: B+
END: B+
AGI: A
MGI: C
LCK: C
NP: A

Height: 207 cm
Weight: 160 kg
Likes: The Roman Republic, natural philosophy
Dislikes: Disappointing others, his current shape
Talent: Warfare, magically inspired engineering
Natural Enemy: Oda Nobunaga
Attribute: Star
Traits: Divine, Humanoid, Male, Roman
Armament: Bident
Catalyst: A Roman coin (Lostbelt)

Skills

Class Skills

Magic Resistance - Rank B+: Grants protection against magical effects. Differing from the Resistance effect that merely rejects Magical Energy, this ability cancels the spells altogether.
Invalidates magic with three verses or less. There is a high chance of resistance even against High-Thaumaturgy or Greater Rituals. Depending on the situation, even High-Thaumaturgy could be completely invalidated.

Personal Skills

Unified Divine Core - Rank B: Aptitude as a Divine Spirit, produced by the works of mortals. It is the end result of the use of harnessed Authority granted to Humanity by the gods. A composite Skill comprising Divinity alongside other effects. As the user is essentially a man-made Divine Spirit in nature, they possess an absoluteness of body that prevents the body from change due to age or nutrition.
Lancer has been granted the full Authority of the Roman pantheon, along with their divine power. Though it has faded over time, his current body is partially built in order to preserve the Mystery it holds.

Imperium Universalis - Rank EX: A Roman authority vested upon an individual, allowing command over a military or political entity. In a more general sense, imperium is a description of a scope of power, whether attained through wealth, influence or personal power. Imperium Universalis grants the user the effects of Charisma and Golden Rule. In addition, the user receives immunity to mental interference effects.
Endowed with Authority over the Romans both by the gods and the Senate, Lancer possesses a combined authority capable of propelling him to supreme rulership of the world. However, he is still devoted to Rome and his father’s ideals for it in the end.

Mystery Keeper - Rank B: The ability to preserve Mystery and prevent its degradation over the ages.
Though the ability is not perfect, Lancer has managed to retain the Mystery bestowed upon him for centuries. This ability exists partly because of the construction of his body, but is also an inborn ability possessed by Lancer.

Noble Phantasms

Eternal Guardian of the Republic

Aeternum Patronus Publicae

Type: Anti-Unit (Self)
Rank: A
Range: -
Max Targets: 1 person

Lancer’s constructed body, a man-made Divine Construct. It is the end result arrived at by the wise men of Rome, who sought to develop both a vessel to carry Lancer’s will in perpetuity as well as serve as a vehicle for the preservation of Mystery that their nation relied on. The material Aeternum Patronus Publicae is unique, wrought with a combination of human technology and divine Authority.
Aeternum Patronus Publicae, once activated, renders Lancer into a creature of perpetual motion, the original ideal behind the body’s inception. He receives a cut to all incoming damage amounting to roughly half of the initial value. The divine power emanating from his body also allows him to ignore injuries for the duration, with wounded or missing body parts being reconstructed from energy. As a side effect, as Lancer becomes a manifested Authority, he is rendered almost immune to all forms of coercion and control, resisting such things as charms and even Command Spells.

Weapon of the Gods United

Bidentium Omnes Deos

Type: Anti-Army
Rank: EX
Range: 1~500
Max Targets: 1000 people

A tool vested upon Lancer for the purpose of harnessing the Authority he has received. This Noble Phantasm is originally a Divine Construct, namely Jupiter’s Bident, the weapon of the chief of the gods. Though it can be used to power all manner of constructs and machines on a stupendously large scale in peacetime, Lancer is most adept at using it as a weapon of war.
Bidentium Omnes Deos concentrates and unleashes the power contained within Lancer’s body, before firing it out in the shape of a bolt of red lightning. After it has struck, the remaining energy suffuses the battlefield, bestowing boosts in combat ability to Lancer and his allies in the field. The strengthening effect is such that ordinary humans are able to match weaker Servants in battle. However, the more targets Bidentiium Omnes Deos strikes with its initial blast and the more of Lancer’s allies are present in the field, the weaker the degree of individual boost becomes.

Lore

Lancer’s True Name is Ptolemy XV Philopator Philometor Caesar, better known as Caesarion, the Eternal Protector of Rome and the son of Gaius Julius Caesar and Cleopatra VII Philopator. He hails from an alternate world referred to as the Roman Lostbelt.

Caesarion’s Lostbelt diverged from the Greater History of Man in 44 BC, when Caesar survived the attempt on his life by assassins. Rather than his death leading to the birth of the Roman Empire, Caesar’s carried through his plan and reformed the Roman Republic into the Second Roman Republic. Through his actions, the corruption that plagued Roman society was excised, with those that benefited and maintained the status quo banished to the farthest reaches of Roman society. After this success, Caesar retired as an acclaimed hero, though he reluctantly accepted the title of Patronus Publicae, the Protector of the Republic. For his deed of rescuing the Roman Republic from its downfall, Caesar was deified upon his death, becoming the second Roman to receive such an honour. His deification, coupled with the ancestry that he held, secured Caesar a position in the ranks of Rome’s pantheon.

After Caesar’s death, the nation was in mourning. To secure a sense of continuity, the Senate decided to offer the position of Patronus Publicae to Caesar’s son, Caesarion. The young man, having grown to become of age, accepted the honour. Though he felt lost and forlorn at the death of his father, he found solace in communion with Mark Antony, now the official high priest of Caesar’s worship.
From communicating with the Divine Spirits of the Roman pantheon, Caesarion came to learn of the future. Now was the twilight of the Age of Gods, and the power of the Gods in the world was fading. However, at Caesar’s urging, with support from Quirinus, the pantheon had become convinced that they should throw their lot in with Humanity, rather than simply fade away. With the aid of the wise men of the Roman Republic, the pantheon was able to fully vest their Authority upon the Roman people before their power faded.
It was by the decree of the Senate, then, that the Authority that their gods had granted to them was to be put to use. After Caesar’s final successful campaign against the Parthevian Empire and the Roman Republic’s union with Ptolemaic Egypt, Rome’s enemies mustered at the realm’s borders. As such, it was decided that the power of the gods would rest in the hands of the military. And, in order to prevent a military coup such as the ones Sulla and Pompey had attempted, the power would be given to Caesarion, son of the hero that restored the Republic.
Subsequently, Rome lashed out at the enemies surrounding it, with the Authority-clad Caesarion leading Rome’s legions. Their armies fought like gods, and Rome’s enemies fell. As the Republic cemented its hold on their new territories, Caesarion began to tackle the issue of reigning over such a vast realm. In concert with the magi and natural philosophers at his disposal, he was able to develop a method to use the divine power that Rome now held as a power source. The reforms his father had instituted meant that Rome could no longer rely entirely on slaves to run itself, and an alternative had to be presented eventually.
Caesarion’s developments brought the Second Republic into a new golden age of prosperity. With Rome’s enemies quelled or conquered, there was no need for him to lead its armies. Caesarion retired from his service, though the Senate refused to revoke his title of Protector. Caesarion was also still called to serve as the lynchpin connecting the divine power of Rome to the many works that relied on it for power.
As Caesarion aged, war once again reared its head. Whether rebellion or foreign barbarians coveting Rome’s glory, the call to battle was once again sounded, and the armies of the Republic needed their leader. Though still vested with Authority, Caesarion had grown old. Wishing still to serve his nation, he gathered the wise men of Roman territory for one final task. Using the technology they had developed as a basis, Caesarion and his associates bent their skills to construct a new body, suitable for the Protector of the Republic. While they worked on producing their eternal defender, they also sought to tackle the issue of the steady decline of Mystery as Rome’s wonders became more and more widespread. In the end, they produced a body constructed for the purpose of leading Rome’s armies, with the ability to retain, channel and preserve power born of Mystery from degradation over time. Caesarion’s mentality was installed into this new body, and the Eternal Protector of Rome was born.

Personality

Caesarion, though originally a man, was rendered into a man-made Divine Construct for the sake of serving as a protector to Rome. As he took the choice willingly, he is naturally very much bound by his sense of duty and love towards Rome. Seeing his nation as the pinnacle of civilization, he gave his all for the sake of protecting it.
From an early age, Caesarion lived in his father’s shadow. Rather than wishing to be free of such a feeling, he instead dedicated himself to succeeding the legacy of Caesar, and perhaps even exceeding the reputation of his esteemed father. Through his experiences later in life, he has come to resent his father to some extent, believing that being born as Caesar’s son “locked” him into the life he came to live.
Caesarion has a deep love of natural philosophy and magical theory, and wedded these schools of thought together in the technology he and others developed for the Roman Republic. He is as such very interested in phenomena that he hasn’t seen or heard of before, wishing to understand, and if possible, replicate them.
However, Caesarion, in his current body, is less than the man he used to be. Though he is not truly aware of it, the transfer of consciousness from his aging mortal body to the constructed new one was either not perfect or altered his mind upon completion. As a consequence, he feels uncomfortable in his current body. As he still has pride in his works, he refuses to discuss this with others.
Caesarion’s relationship with his Master is quite simple. Caesarion is a Servant, and lived his life in service of Rome, and as such sees no problem with a subordinate relationship with another. However, given his misgivings about his current form and the events that led to him achieving it, Caesarion is very reticent about the details of his life, and refuses to answer questions. Unless his Master can truly win his respect or affection, Caesarion would remain distant from them.
His wish to the Holy Grail is rooted in his complexes about his father and service as Protector of the Republic. In the end, he resents having become a ‘monster for the sake of others’, and wishes to become a free man once more, allowed to lead his own life. Though he does not himself realize it, Caesarion’s drive to achieve his wish is such that he would most likely turn on his ideals in order to succeed, even if the process would be agonizing to him mentally.

Relationships

Creator Notes

The original plan for the sheet’s Lostbelt was a world where the Roman Republic never fell, got the power of the gods and developed their technology with divine power as a power source. Rome would then have expanded more or less indefinitely, though their progress would slow down over time thanks to Mystery losing its power.
Around 1200 AD, they’d finally share borders with China, who, having started to worry about the encroaching Romans, would’ve managed to develop industrial technology (this based on the fact that the Song dynasty had all the necessary ingredients and other prerequisites for steam engines, it’s just that the Mongols came knocking). The Lostbelt would’ve then descended into an all-out war between the Magic-technology Roman Republic and the technologically advanced Chinese.
Of course, the problem with that would be that Caesarion, who I had intended to play a role in all this, probably wouldn’t survive until 1200 AD. I also couldn’t find images of Roman legionaries that matched this vision.
Mystery also doesn’t quite work that way. I suppose, however, that technology simply powered by Mystery would function under different rules.

As for this Caesarion, I’m willing to admit that him being a polymath capable of leading armies and coming up with fancy divine-powered technology is a bit of a stretch, but I’d imagine that he inherited the brilliance of both of his parents, as well as being educated in the Library of Alexandria like his mother was.
I left the end result of the Lostbelt open, though I would assume it would eventually either create a complacent humanity reliant on Mystery (which would eventually run out anyway) or become an all-out war between magic-tech Rome and steampunk-ish China, which would eventually deplete most of the resources on both sides. Besides this, the scientific method would probably never become a thing, as China would probably just throw everything they can straight into the war effort and only use what they’ve got as a basis for more weapons rather than for anything else.
Though one does wonder if the stalemate would be broken once the Aztecs attack.

**cooldownnow** · August 3rd, 2019, 11:16 AM

Originally Posted by Skull

Gosh darnit, I was going to make a Lostbelt Mordred sheet.

Back to the drawing board. T_T

Aw man. Now I’m kicking myself for not being able to see what you would do with Mordred.

**the god of world-0** · August 3rd, 2019, 11:47 AM

And there goes my second idea.

This is going to be harder then I thought.

**Shiki-pon** · August 3rd, 2019, 11:55 AM

Someone else thought of Caesarion (or a surviving Roman Republic/Empire) too?

You should still go with your thing, if you've already thought it through. My version's messy anyway. Also similar entries can be argued to up the contest-ness of this contest.
Of course, given that there's already an entry similar to your idea, it's gonna be hard to prevent ideas from bleeding over...
Still, I'd suggest you go ahead with what you were already planning.

**NMR-3** · August 3rd, 2019, 01:11 PM

I've got a good idea for something Rome-related. Less inspired than divine cyborg Caesarion, though. We'll see how it develops.

**Bugs** · August 3rd, 2019, 01:19 PM

I'm working on a sheet right now that could be tweaked to a Lostbelt Servant, I suppose. This is tougher than I thought...

**Half-Blood Master** · August 3rd, 2019, 02:59 PM

O-ho

**RoydGolden** · August 4th, 2019, 12:12 PM

Servant Archer:

Appearance:

(But with more tank-like armoring) Source is here

True Name: Winston Churchill "Steel Knight of Britannia"

Alignment: Neutral Good

Alternate Class: Rider

Strength- A
Agility- D+
Endurance- B++
Mana- D
Luck- A+
NP- B++

History

Archer is Winston Churchill, the famous prime-minister who guided Britain to victory during World War II. This version of Churchill comes from a

Lostbelt

divergent history

where Hitler never made his reckless mistake of invading Russia. Instead he managed to ally with the Russians, forming an unstoppable alliance.

Using Joseph Stalin's secret research into creating beast-human hybrids for the Red Army combined with Germany's own occultic experiments, Hitler managed to manufacture a legion of chimeric SS soldiers. These "Wehrwolf" soldiers didn't feel pain or fear and would throw themselves into battle with bestial fury. Unable to stand up to this monstrous army, nation after nation crumbled like sand before the march of the reborn Everlasting Reich. Britain managed to hold out to the very end, but even they were on the dire precipice of defeat.

Out of desperation to even the odds Churchill rounded up all the greatest mages and scientists of Britain to conduct a plan. Using forbidden science mixed with thaumaturgy she decided to merge her soldiers' bodies with engines of war, transforming them into unholy amalgamations of man and machine.

Unfortunately, none of the soldiers she tested it on could withstand the procedure. Without a strong enough will to control their mechanical bodies they simply went insane and began slaughtering everything around them. With her other options exhausted Churchill decided to undertake the transformation herself, merging with her namesake Churchill tank.

Miraculously, Churchill's fighting spirit was strong enough that she managed to retain her sanity after the fusion. With her newfound power Churchill immediately rushed into the fray. The "Steel Knight Of Britannia" soon became a legend as she arrived to help out the Allies in many battles, cutting through the Reich's beast-men in droves with her magically infused mortar cannons. Singlehandedly Churchill managed to turn back the tide of war. Her presence was a shining beacon of hope, inspiring the Allies to never surrender. Some even believed she was a second coming of King Arthur, having returned to fight alongside her nation in its darkest hour.

Eventually Britain managed to back the Nazis into a corner. In the last stand at Berlin Hitler used the massive casualties of the battle to fuel a demented ritual, ascending to godlike power. But Churchill managed to personally best Hitler in battle before the ritual could be completed, ending the Nazis' reign of terror. However in the process she ended up overloading her mechanical body and dying herself. Thus both superhumans of the Great War were brought down in a single blow.

And so the world once again returned to a semblance of peace. Yet the consequences of transgressing the line between man and machine would reverberate for centuries to come...

Personality

Class Skills:

Independent Action- B
The ability to sustain oneself in the World without a supply of magical energy from one's Master. At this rank, Archer can linger in the World for up to two days in the absence of an active contract. Also can survive after suffering extensive damage to her spiritual core. As a politician Archer was fiercely independent, having been one of the first to realize the threat posed by Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime. Later on, even when country after country fell to the Nazis' encroaching hordes, Archer never surrendered her fighting spirit. This immense resilience and independent spirit has afforded Archer a high rank in this Skill.

Magic Resistance- C
Confers protection against thaumaturgic effects. At this rank, spells with a chant below two verses are cancelled. Cannot cope against the likes of High Thaumaturgy or Greater Rituals. Born close to the modern age, and a normal human with no magical capabilities, Archer would normally sport only a meager resistance to the arcane arts.

However, she knew that technology alone wasn't enough to overcome the sorcerers of the Everlasting Reich. So Archer cooperated with Britain's finest mages to engrave anti-magical defenses into her tank armor.

Personal Skills:

We Shall Fight On The Beaches- A
An encapsulation of the famous speech Archer gave to British parliament, encouraging them to keep fighting against the Nazis no matter how hopeless it seemed. It is Archer's sheer talent as an orator materialized as a Personal Skill, having managed to keep her people's spirits up during the harsh German bombing campaigns. As a Skill this comprises Charisma as well as a group-oriented version of Battle Continuation, both at rank B.

Archer's overwhelming resolve resounds to her allies, inspiring them to continue the fight and even letting them ignore the effects of injuries for a short time.

Mechanical Armor (Tankery)- B+
Archer greatly promoted the invention of the tank during the first World War. It was her vision and influence that propelled the tank from a theoretical fantasy of science-fiction writers like H.G Wells to a true juggernaut of war. Some writers even went as far as to call Archer "the true intellectual father of the tank".

As a Servant, the concept of the tank that Archer helped pioneer has been sublimated into her own flesh, wrapping her body as a kind of mechanized armor. This grants Archer two + modifiers to Endurance due to the tank's thick armoring. She can also attack with hip-mounted machine-guns and by firing mortar shells from the cannons built along her arms. The caterpillar treads on her feet serve akin to rollerblades, allowing Archer to move at disarming speed that bely her bulky armor.

"This body is proof of my convictions to keep fighting to the bitter end. Huh? What is this 'mecha-musume' you say I look like?"

Once And Future King (False)- C
The proof of inheriting the legacy of the Knight-King who ruled Britannia in ancient days, swearing to return to defend her nation in its time of greatest need. Archer is not a true incarnation of that king. But she was revered by the people of Britain as a "symbol of hope", a proof that even when the future looked darkest their king had not abandoned them.

This Skill confers Archer Instinct and Mana Burst at rank C, as well as authorizing her to use upon acquisition Noble Phantasms belonging to Britain regardless of their original owner.

"You're wrong. I'm not some great hero. I'm just someone who hasn't given up yet."

Noble Phantasm

I'm back you guys! I know I haven't made many Servant sheets lately but I was inspired by this theme to write up an idea I'd been kicking around for a while. Say hello to magical tank-girl Winston Churchill, everyone! Frankly I'm not sure if this idea is too outlandish even for the Lostbelt theme, but since we already have Caesarion as an EVA unit I think it's fair enough. Also, as silly as most of the sheet is, the part about Churchill's fondness for melodrama and stuff is really true. There's even a book called The Literary Churchill that's about his love of theatre and drama and how it influenced his decisions as a politician.

**Anju Addams** · August 5th, 2019, 04:27 PM

Probably just gonna vote this time around. Not really interested in Lostbelt shenanigans to be honest. I'd rather stick to 'real history' as it were.
Ah, well. Maybe next time. Gotta say I do like the Mordred Sheet.
I myself had an idea for a Good!Mordred Sheet once, but it was very different.

She was essentially from a world where King Arthur turned out to be evil so Mordred killed her. This led to history recording her as an evil traitor and King Arthur as the good king.
Wasn't a Lostbelt though.

**cooldownnow** · August 5th, 2019, 04:37 PM

Originally Posted by Reaper of Remnant

Probably just gonna vote this time around. Not really interested in Lostbelt shenanigans to be honest. I'd rather stick to 'real history' as it were.
Ah, well. Maybe next time. Gotta say I do like the Mordred Sheet.
I myself had an idea for a Good!Mordred Sheet once, but it was very different.

She was essentially from a world where King Arthur turned out to be evil so Mordred killed her. This led to history recording her as an evil traitor and King Arthur as the good king.
Wasn't a Lostbelt though.

I think if you did that type of good mordred would count since it’s just alternate history and not just lostbelts.

**Anju Addams** · August 5th, 2019, 04:39 PM

Originally Posted by cooldownnow

I think if you did that type of good mordred would count since it’s just alternate history and not just lostbelts.

Eh. I'll think about it.
Don't have any solid ideas beyond the general backstory at the minute though.

**King of Padoru** · August 7th, 2019, 07:20 PM

“▂▂▃▃▅▅ーーー !!!”

Vortigern
Class: Berserker
Identity: Vortigern, the Dragon of Britain
Gender: No longer required, though commonly referred as ‘male’
Source: British Lostbelt
Origin: Britain
Alignment: Chaotic Evil
Height: 340 m
Length: 620 m
Wingspan: 450 m
Weight: Over 100,000 tons

Parameters:
Strength: A++
Endurance: EX
Agility: C
Mana: A+
Luck: E
NP: EX

Skills

Passive skills

Mad Enhancement: EX
Raises parameters greatly, but deprives of all sanity.
After discarding his humanity and continuing existing as a dragon, the possibility of a mutual understanding between Vortigern and humans has been completely lost.

Magic Resistance: A
Protects against magecraft of rank A or inferior. Practically untouchable by modern mages.
One of the highest levels of protection, obtained by becoming a member of the Dragon Kind.

Personal skills

Monstrous Strength: A
Raises the Strength parameter temporarily.

Black Hole: EX
Vortigern is considered a black hole in history, a void that covers the sky with pitch-black clouds and only becomes darker in the presence of light. This unique nature has turned him into a being that uses light as fuel, allowing him to feed on even holy swords.
Though there’s an upper limit to the amount of light that he can eat, that limit goes up as he becomes stronger. Originally, he could absorb all the light of Excalibur Galatine and reduce Excalibur’s to a faint glow, but over time, he’s become able to completely devour even the light of Rhongomyniad.

Light of the Farthest Ends: EX
The sacred light that shines at the boundaries of the World, coming from the Holy Lance that acts as one of the pins of its texture. A light that ensures the stability of the world of the Age of Man and the degradation of Mystery. If it were to fade, the consequences would be catastrophic.
After Vortigern ate this light, the core of his body has become a super-reactor that generates immense amounts of energy, allowing him to expand his lifespan greatly besides increasing his power by leaps and bounds.

Supreme Phantasmal Authority: A
The power to reign over the rest of Phantasmals as their supreme leader. It’s a skill that could be described as similar to Charisma in human terms, but it can’t be considered the same since it’s exerted through an imposing superiority and terror rather than by actual leading skills.Arousing the instincts of survival and protection of home that every creature has, it makes them go berserk and attack their most direct threat – humans – while enhancing their abilities.

Noble Phantasm

Character

Personal data

Creator's notes

**Bugs** · August 7th, 2019, 09:52 PM

We don't necessarily have to make Lostbelt Kings, do we?

**RoydGolden** · August 7th, 2019, 10:02 PM

Originally Posted by Bugs

We don't necessarily have to make Lostbelt Kings, do we?

Don't think so. Mine certainly wasn't.

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