Create-A-Servant 3

**MuramasaMachII** · April 13th, 2024, 01:27 PM

Shah Shuja Durrani: You glorious man, what a sheet. I never thought I needed a Binder who literally assimilates peoples' bodies, but here we are.
Skills work great together, personality is perfect for this style of sheet, and best of all... A Singularity idea? Amazing. Utterly amazing.

Edit:
Huh. And I just realized that with the whole sadistic loving bit, he'd probably get along quite well with my Picasso sheet.

**Bloble** · April 14th, 2024, 11:32 PM

"If the flower will not wilt, sever it."

Class: Lancer
True Name: Akechi Tama
Alignment: Lawful Neutral

Parameters

Strength	D	Endurance	D	Agility	B
Mana	B	Luck	B	Noble Phantasm	C

Skills

Noble Phantasm

Background

The man who killed the Demon King of Sixth Heaven had three children. Only one, his daughter, inherited the great karma borne by their father.

Akechi Tama lived a life typical of a young noblewoman in her time. Born near the end of the Warring States era, she was wed to a man called Hosokawa Tadaoki, and would later be known as Hosokawa Gracia, a famous Christian convert and martyr. Her lifelong confinement, strained relationship with her husband, and ultimate demise as a political hostage in Ishida Mitsunari's war against Tokugawa Ieyasu is well known, and many consider her tale a tragic one.

This could not be further from the truth.

Tama was a warrior, just as her father was, and bore the same mission he did, a mission given by the collective unconsciousness of all of Japan: to bring the Warring States to an end, no matter the cost.

She was lax, a single time. She trusted her husband. And so he glimpsed something he should not have.

The man she had been married off to locked her away for protection, both hers and his. For he knew she still lived, the last of her line, only to ensure future peace through the bloodiest of means. Who would she stab in the back? The Shogun? The Taiko? The Emperor himself? He was sure that, no matter how calm and collected and gentle the woman before him was, she would not hesitate when the time came.

And so the sleeper agent was confined in a peaceful library for all of her life, deprived of her birthright of weapons and violence. She took to reading, to writing poetry, to more ladylike past-times. She took to God. She took to wondering, perhaps, whether there might be something else to her life. Perhaps it wasn't needed. Perhaps the war was really over. Perhaps she could move on, and live, and it would not disappoint her paternal line.

Perhaps. What-if. A bud that may have one day bloomed, and let her truly become Hosokawa Gracia, loving and beloved.

Yet war came, in the end. One man would become Shogun. A peacemaker who would drag Japan into a period without war. Only, he could not do so himself. His foe had taken hostages. Families of great generals who would otherwise have fought on another side.

The scent of battle reawakened the will within Tama. She stood, and fetched the tinder. Commanded a man to be her second. Drew the blade once more. Plunged it into her stomach, and in doing so, passed on her curse to the last of the warmongers, dragging them kicking and screaming into their graves alongside her. This was fine. Peace was here, even if she would never see it herself.

Tama only hesitated once. Only wondered once: What if her husband had arrived, and begged her to rely on him instead?

Character Description

Relationships

Notes

**RoydGolden** · April 14th, 2024, 11:57 PM

Funny reading this sheet with Shogun's Mariko fresh in mind. Obviously it's based on RL history, but you definitely emphasized "driven by an overwhelming purpose even as you find yourself wistfully wishing you could've lead a different life" over other Tama/Gracia sheets I've seen, so I wonder if there was some inspiration there. Overall pretty good take on a more obscure figure. Her NP is some usual "dark flames" stuff but the lore helps flavor it a lot. I love the "when the time comes, she will know there is no retreat" line in Disengage.

**Bloble** · April 15th, 2024, 12:14 AM

Definitely inspired by Shogun. I read the book in the past but the show is on another level. I've long wanted to do a 'flip side' to the Gracia sheet I did years back, since she's such a contradictory person. I just didn't wanna do a cackling villain right out of Makai Tensho or some kinda wacky musou character, so it ended up being like this instead.

**DrStein** · April 17th, 2024, 07:30 PM

Congrats. You've officially used Batsu'unsai more than Kubo.

Jaws of Hell when?!!!

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Gowther is a really freaking good sheet, Skull. A+ work!

**fleshprism** · April 19th, 2024, 10:26 AM

Originally Posted by DrStein

Congrats. You've officially used Batsu'unsai more than Kubo.

Jaws of Hell when?!!!

You've extended the date by 1 more year! smh

**Bloble** · April 19th, 2024, 08:16 PM

Full confession, I haven't looked at Bleach since the manga ended. Just looked for pics of girls in kimonos holding spears on the boorus and picked the most appropriate one.

**Skull** · April 20th, 2024, 01:12 PM

As CaS3 comes to a close, I figured I'd squeeze one more sheet out to be the one who has the honour of bringing the curtain down...and not at all because I'm polishing up another Servant for the Schlock anniversary...

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Saber

"Time is a loop that repeats itself. The moment those Command Seals appeared on your hand, the Wheel of Fate began to spin. But by summoning me, you wish to rise above that fate - do you not?"

True Name: Hǫgni
Epithet: "The Eternal King of Jütland"
Region: Denmark (Age of Gods)
Alignment: Lawful Neutral
Likes: Family, Honour
Dislikes: Destiny, Rumours
Talents: Dueling, Sailing
Natural Enemy: Heðinn

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

Character

Saber takes the form of Hǫgni, the King of Jütland who became locked in a tragedy of a never ending battle.

A tall and imposing man, Hǫgni immediately gives the impression of a man who has lived a long time and seen a lot as a result. He is always direct and to the point, eschewing what he sees as unnecessary formalities that get in the way and because of this often gets called a brute and a barbarian. But Hǫgni is in truth a deeply Romantic individual that believes in things like dreams, virtues and bonds and because of that he cares deeply for both his family and his men and the misfortune of his fate comes from not being able to let go of them. It must be said however, that whilst Hǫgni is a well intentioned individual, he is a Viking king from antiquity with all the raiding and pillaging that it involves and so his ideals of virtue may come across as alien to people in the current day. When not in mortal combat, Hǫgni enjoys the unknown landscape of being in the modern world, he will try to make time to explore the sights and sounds of this urban jungle even if he already “knows” about it thanks to the Grail giving him the lowdown. As a boisterous individual, Hǫgni loves social activities and will try to get his Master to join him in going out on the night drinking and engaging in playful jests will the locals. But old habits die hard and if he spends too long he will start to grow restless and want to head out to sea again and live on the waves seeking adventure, which will present a major distraction from his purpose as a Servant.

In a Holy Grail War, Hǫgni can be described as almost archetypal in the way Servants were envisioned to behave and fight. He believes that the War should be treated as a series of “Holmgangs” - ritual duels as a form of trial by combat in order to decide the most worthy. To that end he neither runs nor hides and instead goes out every day to seek the other Servants to challenge them to battle. His naïve sense of honour may prove to be his downfall as it will blind him to the machinations of his enemies and even his own Master. In a similar vein, Hǫgni is often weighed down by the belief he has in being the one who leads and takes decisive action and thus if he is goaded into doing something that would be in his Master’s interest, he can often be swayed into taking an irrational course of action when cooler heads would prevail. Whilst in combat, Hǫgni curiously fights with his sword still in its scabbard and will try to bludgeon the opponent rather than draw his blade and cut them down. It seems there are only two times in which he is willing to draw Dáinsleif against an opponent - when delivering the coup de grace or else because the enemy is so abhorrent that Hǫgni cannot abide by them living a second longer.

His wish upon the Grail? One would naturally assume that Hǫgni’s wish would be to prevent the kidnapping of his daughter, but for reasons unknown to him, Hildr seemed to genuinely care for her kidnapper Heðinn and so he ends up being greatly conflicted about what to do. Perhaps some soul-searching and some counsel from his Master can lead him to finding the ideal course of action.

Skills

Class Skills

Magic Resistance - (B)
The granting of protection against magical effects. Differing from the Resistance effect that merely rejects Magical Energy, this ability cancels the spells altogether. As a warrior king from the Age of Gods, Hǫgni has plenty of experience in dealing with magic users. Because of this, he has gained a strong immunity to magical effects and will automatically reject any spells with a chant below three verses. Even if he is targeted by Greater Magecraft and Greater Rituals, it is difficult for him to be affected in short bursts of exposure.

Riding - (C)
The Class Skill of Rider and Saber class Servants, denoting the ability to ride mounts and vehicles. It is said that dragon type mounts are an exception, requiring a different ability other than Riding. As a warrior-king from ancient Scandinavia, Hǫgni has a solid amount of experience in both horse riding and sailing. As a result, most vehicles and animals can be handled with above average skill, even vehicles that did not exist in the time period one was alive in, for they are no exception. However, he cannot ride the likes of Phantasmal Species such as Monstrous Beasts.

Personal Skills

Honour of the Duelist - (B)
The unique mindset of a warrior who is bound by the code of honour. As a warrior king from the time of the vikings, Hǫgni was expected to live by the laws and customs of ancient Scandinavia. Champions of bravery would settle their disputes in complex duels known as “Holmgangs” and Hǫgni is no different for he engaged in them, primarily with his eternal enemy Heðinn. As a Servant, Hǫgni continues to fight according to the traditions of his people and so when engaged in combat, his mind and body become reinforced if he is able to stick as close as possible to the ritualistic nature of the Holmgangs. When Hǫgni competes in single combat against an enemy Servant, he gains a Plus Modifier to his Parameters during the clash. However, if he were to commit actions that would violate his warrior code such as ganging up upon a singular opponent or ambushing an opponent then he suffers Minus Modifiers instead.

Protection of the Valkyrie - (A)
The blessings of a certain Valkyrie that cross space and time to protect her reckless father. When Hǫgni and Heðinn fought each other to the death, the Valkyrie Hildr could not accept the loss of the two men she loved and so used a forbidden spell to revive the pair… but this only led to an eternal cycle where they would fight, die, revive and then fight again - with this loop continuing on until Ragnarök. Whilst Hildr might not be able to revive Hǫgni anymore due to him being a Heroic Spirit, her desire to protect her father lingers on. Now as a Servant, when Hǫgni is in a situation where he is in potentially grave danger, the Valkyrie's control over the weaving of the bloody loom of fate activates and will draw upon the memories of Hǫgni from failed timelines where he died and impart this Hǫgni with a summation of those visions, allowing him to see the dangers and which path avoids them to reach victory.

Spoils of War - (C)
The “talent” for acquiring loot from a battle, whether one was looking for it or not. Throughout the Viking Age, the Nordic seafarers became infamous for their raids on the surrounding countries and how they plundered the resources from any towns they came across. Hǫgni is no exception as he was a Norse king who would reinforce his domain’s economy by pillaging the surrounding countries of their wealth. This mentality carries forth as a Servant and when Hǫgni enters into battle, he has a random chance of grabbing an item from either the enemy he is fighting or else from the nearby surrounding area. This is a subconscious habit that has become ingrained into him and so this Skill will activate regardless of whether Hǫgni was intending to use it or not. Naturally if Hǫgni is trying to take something from someone who will resist, he will have to succeed at an Opposed Roll of varying difficulty.

Noble Phantasm

Dáinsleif
Inheritance of the Grave

[Type: Anti-Unit], [Rank: B], [Maximum Range: 100], [Maximum Number of Targets: 1]

Much to Hǫgni’s chagrin, his Noble Phantasm could only be the demonic sword he wielded in life - Dáinsleif, created by and named after the Dwarf King Dáinn. Originally created to serve as an ordinary Burial Gift for Dáinn when he passed away, it was stolen by a thief and crossed from the Underworld back into the world of the living. It is said that because of this forbidden passage, the sword became cursed and would bring nothing but ruin to the user and drive them to an early death as it seeks to return to the land of the dead. For that reason that Hǫgni decided that no one but him must wield Dáinsleif, both taking responsibility as king and believing in his luck and courage that he can overcome the curse of the sword. It is also why Hǫgni’s Luck Stat is as abnormally low as it is, as he used all of his points in counterbalancing Dáinsleif.

Normally Hǫgni chooses to keep Dáinsleif sheathed in its scabbard even when swinging it in combat as he doesn’t wish to cause unnecessary harm if he draws it carelessly. Even then, Hǫgni can feel the malicious intent of the sword, pulling his arm in the midst of battle in order to glimpse any taste of blood. This is the secret behind Dáinsleif’s mysterious trait of never failing in its strokes, as the sword essentially acts as a co-pilot who autocorrects when a swing is starting to miss.

When the time comes to unsheathe Dáinsleif at last, Hǫgni invokes its True Name and as he draws it an unearthly chill encroaches throughout the surrounding area as if it were coming into contact with Death’s cold embrace. At this point, Hǫgni knows that he must kill the enemy at all costs as Dáinsleif infamously refuses to be sheathed unless it takes a life and so if he allows the enemy to get away, he will be forced to take an innocent’s life. Holding the naked sword, Hǫgni’s magical energy is sucked out of him and swirls around the blade, coalescing into the wicked avatar of an infernal centipede coiling around the sword with the arthropod's head at the very tip of the blade. It could be considered to be the “soul” of Dáinsleif itself and as its wielder, Hǫgni is able to command the spectral creature and use it like a whip by swinging the sword, giving him a much longer range than just the blade. He can also use it in various utility fashions such as having the head bite into a place and then retracting the main body to zipline or else swinging from building to building like a grappling hook.

But the main feature of Dáinsleif was its habit of dealing wounds that simply would not heal. The reason behind this is that when the blade cuts into the flesh of a living being, the spectral avatar of Dáinsleif uses its fangs to inject the cursed magical energy that it has collected into the wound. Because Dáinsleif draws its powers from having been submersed in Gjöll - the river that separates the world of the living and the dead, the magical energy it uses has been corrupted into a miasma that seeks to return all living things back into oblivion. Thus this miasma infects the wounds inflicted and causes them to undergo a form of necrosis that prevents most forms of healing magecraft from reversing the damage and it will gradually begin to spread in an attempt to consume the victim completely. Even for Heroic Spirits who are not technically “alive” in the same sense, the curse of inevitable death is still an immediate threat that can eat away at their Spirit Core if they don’t kill Hǫgni or otherwise destroy Dáinsleif itself.

Naturally since Dáinsleif has no love for its wielder, it will continuously drain the magical energy of Hǫgni until it has been sheathed. Therefore Hǫgni is on something of a time limit as the longer he uses it the more he will be fatigued and his performance will start to drop. When added to the fact that the sword refuses to be sheathed until it has taken a life, it culminates in a truly troublesome weapon that has earned its name of “Death Inheritance” and should be used with the utmost caution.

Lore

In the ancient days of Scandinavia, when the gods still walked among humans, the King of Jütland Hǫgni wanted a child but his wife was struggling to conceive when a tall, one-eyed stranger calling himself Hjarrandi approached. The stranger claimed he could give them a child if he had but three strands of each parent's hair. Dubious, Hǫgni nevertheless consented and Hjarrandi returned many months later carrying a newborn baby, claiming it was the King and Queen's. The pair were naturally skeptical but they could not deny the infant had a shocking resemblance to them so they accepted the child and raised her, calling her Hildr.

Time passed and Hildr grew up to be a beautiful and powerful Valkyrie as per the stranger’s one condition. One day whilst Hǫgni was absent, a foreign king named Heðinn arrived in Jütland. He was an old pillaging buddy of Hǫgni’s, but the real reason he came was because he was secretly the son of Hjarrandi and having heard of Hildr’s beauty, felt entitled to have her as his wife. He then proceeded to kidnap Hildr and take her to the islands of Orkney where his army was stationed. When Hǫgni returned and learned of what had happened, he immediately set out to search for his daughter and to kill the traitorous Heðinn.

When Hǫgni finally tracked down his daughter’s location, Hildr had already been married to Heðinn and so she tried to mediate by offering her father gifts on behalf of her new husband. But Hǫgni stated if Heðinn wanted peace then it was far too late as he had already drawn the cursed sword Dáinsleif which must take a life before it can be sheathed. A fierce battle ensued with both armies being wiped out - leaving a tearful Hildr to stand alone on the battlefield and causing her to use her power to resurrect the dead and the fallen soldiers began to fight once more, leaving both sides locked in a never ending cycle.

It is said that this eternal loop continued until the curse was finally dissolved either by the presence of Ragnarök or else the rise of Christianity preventing Hildr from using her Valkyrie powers to keep it going.

Relationships

Creator's Notes

As usual, all comments and criticisms are duly welcome~

**TQG Imaginatorious** · April 20th, 2024, 02:30 PM

This lore is weird and confusing with its logic especially Hildr, as to be expected with old stories

**Skull** · April 20th, 2024, 03:19 PM

Originally Posted by TQG Imaginatorious

This lore is weird and confusing with its logic especially Hildr, as to be expected with old stories

Sadly despite Hildr being a playable character in F/GO, the game does nothing as to illuminate what was going on in her life and so I just had to guess and make it fit as best I could.

**jishara** · April 20th, 2024, 04:00 PM

Class: Saber
Other Classes: Caster
True Name: Yamatohime-no-Mikoto
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
Place of Origin: Japan (100s BC)
Stars: 5/5

Parameters:

STR: C
END: C
AGI: C
MGI: A
LCK: D
NP: A++

Height: 190cm
Weight: 150lbs
Likes: The Kami, divine power, obliterating enemies
Dislikes: Recklessness
Talent: Magecraft
Natural Enemy: Yamato Takeru, Tamano-no-Mae
Attribute: Sky
Traits: Female, Humanoid (?), Weak to Enuma Elish, Divine
Armament: Ame-no-Murakumo-no-Tsurugi, beams of purified light
Catalyst: Summoning within the Ise shrine

Class Skills:

Magic Resistance A: One of the most powerful magi of the age naturally achieves an incredibly high amount of magic resistance.

Riding D: One with no explicit skills at riding mounts naturally doesn't collect a high rank of this skill, merely one suitable for riding horses.

Personal Skills:

High-Speed Divine Words D(A): The divine words of one whose true power was born in the age of gods in one of the regions of the world with the highest mystery. Ranked down when her first noble phantasm, the Ame-no-Murakamo-no-Tsurugi is unsheathed.

Mana Burst (Three Lights) C (A): Ameterasu was her primary patron and naturally bestows upon her this Mana Burst with its primary rank of A, but both Susanoo and Tsukuyomi bestowed upon her their own versions of this for the moon and lightning respectively. All fall to C when the Tsurugi is unsheathed

Divine Blessing of the Sun Goddess A+: saber was beloved by Amaterasu, blessed with power up to and including a shard of her own power. Even now, Amaterasu watches over her, the sun itself watching the surroundings to produce a Revelation-akin effect, as well as boosting her strength and giving her some level of sword skill.

Noble Phantasm(s):

Ame-no-Murakumo-no-Tsurugi
Oh Storm, Shatter The Sun Itself

Type: Anti-Fortress
Rank: A
Range: 100 Meters
Max Targets: infinite

The divine sword Ame-no-Murakamo-no-Tsurugi gifted to Saber by Amaterasu. She would later gift it to her nephew Yamato Takeru just before her death. As the "original version" of the sword the power is fundamentally higher than in its Kusanagi incarnation held by Yamato. However, due to Saber having almost never wielded a sword in life, she primarily utilizes it as a blasting cane, bombarding lightning beams and razor-sharp wind blades utilizing the stored Prana within which are amplified by the power of it. But due to this the true name activation is merely an empowered form of this, instead of the absolute whirlwind in Yamato or Susanoo's hands. Still extremely powerful. However, it also does seal Ise, and weaken her Divine Words.

Ise
Oh Ameterasu, Channel Your Fury Through Me

Type: Anti-Fortress
Rank: A++
Range: 500 meters
Max Targets: N/A

The shard of divine power placed in Saber by Amaterasu at the end of the Age of Gods. A blossoming power of sun, passively forming a barrier of solar fire around her physical body, melting weapons and weakening people who attack. Actively, it allows her to call down an absolute destruction beam from the Sun itself. As a side effect, when this Noble Phantasm is activated she sprouts a tail. A curious phenomenon.

Lore: Yamatohime-no-Mikoto was a Japanese princess and daughter of the eleventh emperor of japan. She was blessed by the Three Siblings from a very young age, which lead her to be chosen to set up their sanctuaries and be Amaterasu's first shrine maiden. She was gifted the Kusanagi by Susanoo and later gifted it on to Yamato Takeru, her nephew.

Personality: A very calm and serene person. She utterly abhors the modern proliferation of electric lights, seeing it as attempting to strip power from the sun itself. She can usually be found in a library, especially one with a skylight, reading the entire day away. Her wish for the holy grail is to have expanded Ise even more.

Relationships:

Yamato Takeru: "So reckless? I'm disappointed."

Tamano-no-Mae: "Oh, Amaterasu. A pleasue to see you again, Your Imperial Highness."

Koyanskaya: "Oh, a pretender. Shame."

edit: oh no i'm so sorry skull i didnt' notice yours until this one was already up ;(

**Skull** · April 20th, 2024, 09:15 PM

Originally Posted by jishara

edit: oh no i'm so sorry skull i didnt' notice yours until this one was already up ;(

It’s fine, I only said that as a joke referencing the conversation that DelRey and I had yesterday. I wasn’t actually trying to discourage anyone from posting their own sheets.

Although I am curious, does that mean to imply you write your sheets wholesale on this site?

**Morg van Destro** · April 21st, 2024, 04:05 AM

Farewell, the god of world-0. You vanished abruptly and without reason.

Ah, Mon Maître~ A pleasure. I am la Comtesse de la Motte, and you, jeune Maître, are now mine. I think we will get along magnifiquement.

Source
Class: Assassin
Other Classes:
True Name: Jeanne de Valois-Saint-Rémy
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
Place of Origin: France
Height: 178 cm.
Weight: 57 kilo.
Likes: Marie. Precious objects. Making people blush.
Dislikes: Those who get between her and what she wants. Sad children. Being abandoned.
Natural Enemy: Marie Antoinette. Alessandro di Cagliostro.

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

Class Skills:
Presence Concealment (-):
The Presence Concealment Skill has been lost due to Comtesse de la Reine.

Personal Skills:
Comtesse de la Reine (C):
While acquiring the necklace, Assassin presented herself as intermediary for the queen, leveraging all her own reputation as being ignored by the queen to craft a narrative of them being secret confidants. Combined with her own natural charisma and knowledge of the letters he received from the “queen”, she caused one of the biggest scandals of Marie’s rule.

Powerless Shell and Proof of Friendship join to create a Skill that suppresses her Skills and Parameters so long as she is not in combat. Likewise, it allows her to calm Servants and allay suspicions to a certain extent, decreasing the chances of her joining combat.

This Skill is nullified though if one sees the mark on her chest. The V that was branded on her chest marks her as a thief and not to be trusted, removing its effects.

Memoires Justificatifs (B+):
The published autobiography Memoires Justificatifs de La Comtesse de Valois de La Motte was Assassin’s attempt to excuse her actions within the infamous Affair and gain further support from the public. She most notably blamed the queen for her crimes, only further fanning the flames of anger against the nobility.

A specialized Scapegoat that lets her more easily pass off her own actions as those of others. Even when it would be hard to believe her lies, people are inclined to trust her words and falsified evidence. When Comtesse de la Reine is still active, this Skill gains advantage on checks.

Bloodstained Necklace (EX):
The entire affair had thoroughly solidified an already soured populace, with Assassin’s memoires further stoking their flames and drawing them closer to revolution. The queen’s reputation never recovered despite being cleared of involvement, and it was all thanks to that damnable necklace.

Though Marie Alter possesses this Skill, it is Assassin who is the true owner of it, not as a specialized Innocent Monster, but as a powerful mental manipulation. An Incitement Skill that uses the blame she has levied with Memoires Justificatifs to specifically target her enemies. Those under the effects will view the targets with unrest, suspicion, and even outright anger. As it burrows deeper in their minds, they are easily directed to act on their feelings, becoming Assassin’s own weapons.

Of course, a strong mental defense or inhuman thinking can resist the incitement, and even a successful check at a disadvantage can break free of the effects, often leading them to target Assassin instead. Even these exceptions are reduced when the target is royalty, and none are able to resist her incitement if the target happens to be Marie Antoinette.

Noble Phantasm:
Guillotine Embrasser: Reaper of Lilies (B+)
Anti-Unit
When their cries of revolution had brought the blade down on the royals, Assassin was already dead. That didn’t stop her impacting the outcome. Were it not for her scheming in the Affaire, it may have taken even longer before they rose up. She may not have killed them with her hand, dragged them out of their palaces, or even pulled the lever, but Assassin helped kill those people, whether she meant to or not.

It appears in a form similar to Marie Alter’s Guillotine Ricanement, though while Marie’s is an expression of her own demise that she’s bonded to, Assassin’s has embraced her nature as “one who sows royalty’s destruction”. As such, it’s given new properties as a royalty killer and can temporarily lock Skills related to their positions.

L'affaire du Collier de la Reine: The Queen of Diamonds (B)
Anti-Fame
The Affair of the Diamond Necklace was one of the biggest stains on Marie Antoinette’s reputation, with the irony being that it was something she had no involvement in. At least, none directly, but her likeness and name were used to bring it to fruition. It was thanks to those that Assassin was able to obtain the necklace and sell off the 650 diamonds that made up its body. It is this act of ruining one’s reputation with the necklace, regardless of their actual involvement, which becomes this Noble Phantasm.

Rather than manifesting the diamonds, Assassin is able to mark others with conceptual diamonds at a touch. These shiny marks have very little effect one their own, being extremely minor demerits to Fame and an increase in damage taken from Assassin. However, she can apply multiple at once, to a limit of 650. After 10 have been applied, the effectiveness of both Assassin’s Memoires Justificatifs and Bloodstained Necklace increase, which each increment furthering their strength.

If Assassin were to apply all of them to a single target, she barely needs to convince others to attack them, and her attacks gain a high chance to instantly kill. However, those 650 marks are a resource that are unable to be removed, meaning any marks are lost when the enemy Servant is defeated.

Lore

Personality

Relationships

Craft Essence

I saw this lady, and knew she was who I wanted. She wasn’t originally gonna be an homage to god of world-0, but when I saw he made her and fell on similar lines to what I was thinking, it became the goal since I’ve been wanting to ever since he vanished. I always assumed it’d be Mercadier.

I didn’t plan to make her a bisexual yandere, but life takes us in strange directions. I also did realize just how many people wanted to bang Marie. Like, I don’t know what that girl has going on, but it calls all the boys to her. And one girl now.

[Unused Gina Lestrade Theme]

**Marethyu77** · April 21st, 2024, 04:27 AM

10/10 she gets the full Praetorian seal of approval

**jishara** · April 21st, 2024, 09:55 AM

Originally Posted by Skull

It’s fine, I only said that as a joke referencing the conversation that DelRey and I had yesterday. I wasn’t actually trying to discourage anyone from posting their own sheets.

Although I am curious, does that mean to imply you write your sheets wholesale on this site?

sometimes

usually on onedrive, but sometime shere

also love that jeanne

**jishara** · Yesterday, 12:25 PM

Class: Berserker
Other Classes: N/A
True Name: Axlar-Bjorn
Alignment: Chaotic Evil
Place of Origin: Iceland (16th Century)
Stars: 3/5

Parameters:

STR: B
END: C
AGI: D
MGI: D
LCK: C
NP: C

Height: 191cm
Weight: 140lbs
Likes: Bloodshed
Dislikes: Fast runners
Talent: Human slaughter
Natural Enemy: Eric Bloodaxe
Attribute: Man
Traits: Cannibal, Human, Male, Weak to Enuma Elish
Armament: Bluuotheld Oxi
Catalyst: Water from the deep fen on his property, mysterious axe found within

Class Skills:

Madness Enhancement A: Mutual understanding is completely impossible. The monstrous Berserker is now completely incapable of communication.

Personal Skills:

18 Pieces Of Meat B: The prophetic dream Berserker had that he would "eat 18 pieces of meat" (Kill 18 people), and then fail at the 19th. A skill that enhances Berserker's Strength and Endurance until 18 entities' blood have been shed by Berserker. However, after that this bonus fades away leaving Berserker weaker than before.

Blooddrinker C: Berserker's mom had an insatiable craving of blood during the pregnancy with him, leading many to believe he'd be completely inhuman. This belief has tarred him, his monstrous inside engulfing his exterior. But he also gains the capacity to drink blood in exchange for Mana rejuvenation in large quantities.

Appetite for Human Slaughter A: Berserker's sheer skill at slaughtering humans. Combines Human Anatomy Understanding at rank C, as well as a heal to him every time he successfully slaughters someone. A trade-off which Berserker must be careful with due to his 18 Pieces skill, but which he is unlikely to be careful with due to his Madness Enhancement.

Three Cairns D: Restraining Cairns built to suppress Berserker due to the belief that he would turn out to become a Draugr after his death. These cairns manifest upon his summoning and repress his Blooddrinker and Appetite for Human Slaughter somewhat, necessitating destruction in order to fix.

Noble Phantasm(s):

Bluuotheld Oxi
Foretold Axe Of Bloodshed

Type: Anti-Unit
Rank: C
Range: 10 meters
Max Targets: 1 target

Berserker was told through a dream that a magical axe would come to him if he arrived at a nearby mountain, which he did and found this axe. When holding it, Berserker's strength parameter is effectively Ranked Up. When the true name is called, tendrils of water wrap around the targeted victim, dragging them into the axe and dealing devastating injury to them.

Lore: Axlar-Bjorn, the Only Serial Killer of Iceland, was a famed serial killer who killed 18 people. He had a fabled prophetic dream about his eighteen murders and received a magical axe to do so with. He killed anyone who made their way onto his property with his axe, then dismembered them and tossed them into a deep fen.

Personality: Cruel and almost completely mindless due to his Madness Enhancement, he truly doesn't have much of a personality to speak of remaining, although it does seem taht if he were to wish for the Holy Grail his wish would be to continue his rampage in the modern day, although due to his block he would have to end at 18 again.

**Mudadio** · Today, 07:48 AM

Originally Posted by Cing Krimson Requiem

Do not look away. You witness the rebirth of a GOD!

So you have discovered my true form. Are you not disgusted? Terrified? Of the beast that lurks in the darkness beneath you?

You have investigated far enough. You have seen all there is to see. Please. There is no more mystery for you to solve. No more monsters for you to discover.

Look away… look away. Do not look at me. I don’t want you to see what I have become...

Elder of the Ancient Abyss

~~The Great Old One~~

Divine Beast of 20,000 Leagues

~~The Kraken~~

Monster of the Deep Blue

~~The Lusca~~

The Drowned God

Architeuthis dux

AKA: Lord of the Abyssal Depths, Ruler of R'lyeh, the Dragon Squid
Class: Foreigner
Alternate Classes: N/A
Alignment: Chaotic Evil
Source: The ravings of a madman
Region: Undersea Cosmic Observatory R'lyeh
Attribute: Star

Parameters
Strength: A+
Endurance: B
Agility: D
Mana: C
Luck: D

Background
When the world was young, and man first walked its surface, they strayed from the mother sea from whence they came. They feared her, the sea. They feared the monsters she created that waited beneath her surface. They feared the mysteries she still kept, hidden behind that misty white veil and fathomless inky darkness.

They feared the deep. And that fear gave rise to belief. And that belief gave shape to a god.

It had many names, or perhaps none at all. It was the inky black whose tendrils crept from the corner of your eye, the waving shadow that perhaps, might have just been some kelp, it was the unknowable horrid creatures that would wash ashore, never seen before and never seen again.

It was a god of the fear of what lurked below. A fear of the ominous silhouette of a colossal fish swimming beneath your humble fishing boat in your nightmares. And the fear that, one day, the big fish you saw in that nightmare wouldn’t be content with staying there anymore.

Alexander the Great was among the first mortal men to challenge that fear. In a reinforced vessel, he descended to the darkened depths and stared that fear in the face.

He was amongst the first to try. And he would not be the last to fail.

But as mankind matured, so did their understanding of the world.

No longer was lightning the wrath of gods. It was merely electricity, produced by the mingling of hot and cold moisture in the storm.

No longer were volcanoes the prisons of great and mighty giants. They were merely regions where the magma beneath the earth’s surface could be pushed out.

No longer were the corpses of beasts who washed ashore from unknowable origins. They were brought into labs, studied, and categorized. Given name, shape, and identity. Monsters no longer. Just a part of the wondrous natural world around us.

...

On December 4th, 2006, off the coast of the Ogasawara Islands in Japan, a god rose from the depths and breached the surface of the World, where it drowned and died.

We named her Architeuthis dux. “Giant Squid”.

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Author's Note

such a sad squid, always reqching something she cant posess, her np probably cant be used for long, considering its slowly makes her more rejected by the human order, when she finishes her enemy, she probably cant stop to admire the sun before her master deactivates the np

**pinetree** · Today, 08:34 AM

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