Create-A-Servant 3

**DelRey** · July 14th, 2021, 04:19 AM

Let's keep this party going.

Spirit Origin Alteration Successful. 'Summer Alt' detected.

"Foreigner, how are you feeling? Are you ready for our vacation?"
"I am feeling marvellous! Finally I can observe how other Servants act during Summer.
Will they let their Id run wild? Will the new environment and atmosphere change their Reality Principle?
Will the Summer Heat let their Libido run wild and alter their dreams?"
"*sigh*…he is still the same."
"You might think!
But to be honest…

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**BnEl15** · July 14th, 2021, 04:52 AM

Summer Freud: Wow, Delrey's summer project is in full swing, and I'm enjoying every second of it. ~~Couch~~ Cloud Surfing embodies the right amount of wackiness you usually see in summer alts. Personally I'd class him as a Rider (or Foreign Rider, like how your Florence was a Foreign Archer) due to the couch and his second NP, but I think Foreigner still works just fine.

**DelRey** · July 14th, 2021, 08:39 AM

Florence, who is that? Sounds like a distant, bad memory

I moved a bit away from that notion. We dont say Hokusai is Foreign Caster even if she has all caster class skills or Yang Guifei as Foreign Assassin (she has no assassin skills, but she would be one if she werent a foreigner, i guess).
Foreigner overwrites whatever the person usually would be, that is my headcanon rn.
but thx for the feedback. I forgot some pictures and added them in his faceclaim.

King Momo is a fucking legend btw. using gifs in a sheet adds a whole new level. Masterful.

Edit: Inspired by Momo and Tarrare I am currently expanding my project. This one will be for you WF

when it is done

**Wyvern** · July 14th, 2021, 11:41 AM

Summer Freud: I like his reckless hedonism and substance abuse.Not to mention the crappy Freudian Jokes. He really feels like he is trying to have a good time, and severely overdoing it as he ropes people further and further down the abyss. Of course, all he wants is to have fun and help people around him have fun too. So you're dman right that he and King Momo would have a rivalry over who can be the best party host.

Thou I imagine he has Momo beat on the drinks department, Momo won't lose on showmanship!

**Kabalisto Koga** · July 14th, 2021, 11:55 AM

Summer Freud okay at first i didnt thought skills like appreciation of Drink are existing , but at first let us short think on our Friend Freud whch went down the most embaressing way possible ,

so wher that now is b ehind us ,really good servant i must say you are truly the Master of the Forreigner Class ! out of this Reason please tel me the generral Attributes of the Forreigner like you said that the Forreigner class corrupt or alters the servant. i am interetsied to hear yourr Insider tipps . yess that was meant as compliment.

Originally Posted by Wyvern

Summer Freud: I like his reckless hedonism and substance abuse.Not to mention the crappy Freudian Jokes. He really feels like he is trying to have a good time, and severely overdoing it as he ropes people further and further down the abyss. Of course, all he wants is to have fun and help people around him have fun too. So you're dman right that he and King Momo would have a rivalry over who can be the best party host.

Thou I imagine he has Momo beat on the drinks department, Momo won't lose on showmanship!

just to be shure have you seen my Feedback of Momo ? and how far are you with the other Citiy Guards and are they also one piece Claims ? Alsso i hope i can atvertise and make such high Concept Lostbelts ?

**BnEl15** · July 14th, 2021, 12:08 PM

Lancer of the Icelandic Saga
-- A Place to Call Home --

"Greetings, Magus, are you the one who summoned me from the halls of Valhalla? Is it time for Ragnarok yet? No? Hmph, I must be early... Well, so be it. Another chance at glory, wine, and riches doesn't sound so bad. Servant Lancer, Gunnar Hámundarson, at your service."

Source

"No matter where and when I'm summoned, some things never change... We all have things to protect and memories we cherish. That holds true even now. That's why I refuse to fall this time around."

Class: Lancer
Other Classes: Archer, Berserker
True Name: Gunnar Hámundarson
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
Origin: Scandinavia (10th century)

Parameters:

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

Likes: Fighting, drinking, poetry, making memories
Dislikes: Anyone who threatens his loved ones, troublesome spouses
Talent: Fighting to the death, throwing parties, homemaking
Natural Enemy: Njáll Þorgeirsson
Armament: Atgeir (halberd/glaive), bow and arrow
Catalyst: Broken fragments of his halberd

Class Skills

Personal Skills

Noble Phantasm(s)

As If Cleaving Through the Air
Gunnar þyngdarlaus

"Ah, this? Well, originally, it's just a neat little party trick I picked up from Njáll, but it's unexpectedly useful in battle, and before I knew it, the bards began singing it as part of my own feats! Now, are you going to ask more questions, or are you going to sit down and see why they call me 'Gunnar the Weightless'!?"

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

There are many tales of Lancer's feats as a warrior. It was said that he threw a single pebble with enough force to knock down a bird from the sky. According to other tales, he could jump his own height in full-body armor, swung his spear with such speed that he seemingly struck three different targets at once, and was able to chuck his spear right between an enemy's eyes from a great distance away. While one may simply attribute these feats as the typical abilities of a semi-mythical viking warrior, in truth, they are the effects of a certain rune spell Lancer learned from his friend. Apparently he used it so often in battle that it was sublimated into a Noble Phantasm.

This Noble Phantasm is a self-reinforcement rune spell that allows Lancer to ignore the weight (and by extension mass) that comes into contact with his hands. This increases his attack speed (as he can wield the heaviest of weapons effortlessly without their weight, striking so swiftly that he seemingly leaves afterimages with each strike), reinforce the strength behind his throws (without the object's weight and mass slowing him down), and by applying the spell to his entire body, increase his agility and greatly reduce all physical damage he receives (by effectively nullifying or at least significantly suppressing the force behind the attack). Lancer himself does not seem to care for the deeper physical implications of this Noble Phantasm, content to accept it as 'a spell that makes everything feel light as a tissue in his hands'. Despite its usefulness and low mana cost, Lancer can only use this Noble Phantasm in short bursts due to his lack of proficiency in magecraft.

The Final Cry for All He Held Dear
Lokastaðan Hans

"I see, in the end, fate has once again bound me to fight for the sake of the things I hold dear... Hmph, this is fine. In fact... this will prove to be a most fitting end for a warrior like me! Live, Master, and sing songs of my glory to the generations to come! Behold my final stand! Lokastaðan Hans!"

Type: Anti-Unit, Anti-Army, Suicide
Rank: C+
Range: 1-100
Max Targets: -

Lancer's greatest feat; his fight to the death against an entire army to protect the homestead he built, along with all of its people and memories. It was said that his bloodied and battered body was found standing before a mountain of corpses, while the home he loved remained untouched.

A Noble Phantasm representing Lancer's final stand, as well as his unwavering desire to protect. Upon its activation, Lancer designates an area as 'protected territory' and stands firm to defend it at any cost. So long as this Noble Phantasm is active, any damage dealt to Lancer's allies will instead be transferred to Lancer instead. This redirecting effect also applies to all manner of curses, debuffs, long-range projectiles, and even causality-altering Noble Phantasms. During this period, he also receives the benefits of A-ranked Battle Continuation in exchange for an increased mana cost. Finally, once he accumulates enough damage, Lancer releases them (as well as any leftover mana he may have) in an Anti-Unit attack with his spear, or an Anti-Army shockwave attack enough to take down hordes of enemies at once. In most cases, this Noble Phantasm would end in mutual destruction with Lancer exhausting his mana reserves and his enemies falling before its sheer destructive force. All the while, no harm would come to those he protected.

Description

Lancer's True Name is Gunnar Hámundarson, a 10th-century Icelandic chieftain and viking warrior. At first glance, Lancer appears no different than your stereotypical viking; chaotic, rowdy, impulsive, and puts his own enjoyment above all else. This makes him exceptionally difficult to work with as he may spontaneously throw away well-crafted plans and strategies in favor of what he deems to be more 'fun'. When reprimanded, he would simply give you a pat in the back, laugh it off, and proceed to make the same mistakes in the next instance. It's not that he instantly shuts down all forms of advice and criticism from others; he simply deems them too restricting against his personal code of 'enjoying life to the fullest'. In life, he had Njáll to keep him grounded and restrain his impulses somewhat. Without him (or a similar presence to stand by his side), however, he's simply decided to let himself go. In short, a muscle-brained warrior who works hard, fights hard, and plays hard, while abiding only to his own rules. A larger-than-life figure who, at the same time, is undeniably human to a fault.

Lancer has mixed feelings regarding his end. On one hand, according to traditional viking beliefs, he considers it unbecoming for a warrior to die outside of some glorious, grand battle such as a massive war fought between kingdoms, an expedition, or an invasion to foreign lands. He does not consider his end to fit his image of a glorious death (despite it being an amazing feat in itself). Even so, at that specific moment, he decided to throw everything away to protect the things he cared about. Ultimately, while he may occasionally make a self-deprecating joke on how he "should be barred entry from Valhalla", he truly has no regrets pertaining to his final moments.

Underneath his whole 'tough viking' attitude, Lancer acknowledges that having a something to protect does give him a newfound sense of purpose, allowing him to restrain his impulses knowing that there are others depending on him. At the same time, he keeps his (self-proclaimed) 'viking spirit' alive by partaking in the most mundane hobbies with the vigor and excitement of a true viking (or according to modern terms, being super extra). Most of the time, this 'viking spirit' translates to intense, overenthusiastic screaming and letting out beastly battlecries before doing mundane activies such as cooking, drinking, or homemaking. While some may find this habit annoying, it is his way of 'giving it his all' for the sake of making memories with the people he cherishes. At the end of the day, Lancer is a fierce warrior who would stalwartly fight to the bitter end for the sake of the things he loves. A man who abandoned the viking's code for the sake of his own happiness.

Lore

Gunnar Hámundarson was a 10th-century Icelandic chieftain and viking warrior. He features prominently in the first half of Njáls saga, which tells of the chain of events ultimately leading to his death in battle.

According to the saga, Gunnar was a brave warrior famed for his strength. A powerful, athletic man "capable of jumping his own height in full body armor, both back and front". He was loyal to his friends and kept good company. He was a skilled archer, and in close combat his weapon of choice was the atgeir, which scholars consider to have been a halberd or glaive of some sort. Even so, unlike many other bloodthirsty vikings of his time, Gunnar preferred peace as opposed to conquest... or so he said. In truth, even if he did have a longing for peace, his own impulsive nature and his beliefs in traditional viking values prevented him from attaining it until it was too late. Eventually, his life became a cautionary tale on the dangers of responding to slights with impulsive violence, as well as the importance of listening to advice from one's friends.

Gunnar was a close friend of Njáll Þorgeirsson, a renowned sage from his village. People often came to Njáll for advice, and Gunnar was no different. The muscle-brained viking and the wise sage unexpectedly got along, and the two went on many adventures together despite their many differences. While Gunnar frequently ignored his friend's advice in pursuit of his own glory, the two still made a terrifyingly effective team in battle, with Gunnar's brute strength and Njáll's wisdom.

There was one time the two friends seriously argued, and as expected, Gunnar was largely responsible for it. Back then, the viking proclaimed his intention to marry Hallgerðr Höskuldsdóttir, a widow he encountered during one of his expeditions. While she was beautiful without equal, her numerous previous husbands were found dead under mysterious circumstances, such as poison or an enemy ambush that miraculously only spared her. One was even explicitly killed by Hallgerðr's foster father under unknown reasons. Knowing that this would not end well for the viking, Njáll tried to persuade his friend to call off this marriage, citing how it would be 'improper' to marry purely out of lust instead of love. Gunnar would hear none of it, insisting that the marriage should take place as soon as possible. With his efforts in vain, Njáll blessed their marriage with a heavy heart. At the end of the wedding ceremony, he said that Gunnar should not come to him for help should anything go wrong with his marriage, before storming off. While the two managed to reconcile their relationships eventually, there was now an awkward rift between them.

Unsurprisingly, trouble began to brew not long after Gunnar's marriage. While Gunnar tried to avoid feuds, his new wife made that impossible. Intentional or not, Hallgerðr frequently started conflicts with other viking clans in the area, which Gunnar had to resolve. Initially, he resorted to diplomacy to end these feuds, offering financial and material compensations to these rival clans. However, there were instances where his more peaceful efforts failed, and he had no choice but to stain his hands in blood for the sake of ending these conflicts. Once, Gunnar asked Njáll for help, but the sage simply spoke of a prophecy warning him not to kill two men from the same family. Doing so would doom him to a painful and humiliating end.

Hallgerðr Höskuldsdóttir started the feud which led to Gunnar's death. She angered the rival Valgardsson clan, and they sent a number of warriors to raid Gunnar's homestead. The viking effortlessly fought these raiders, defeating their leader, a man from the Teitsson clan, in single combat. After the battle, he was just about to head home when he noticed an assassin sneaking into Njáll's home. Concerned for his friend's safety, Gunnar followed the assassin and killed him with a single thrust of his spear. Njáll was grateful for his friend's rescue. Unfortunately, it was soon discovered that the assassin was also a member of the Teitsson clan. Realizing what fate he had doomed his friend into, Njáll profusely apologized. He swore to look for ways to circumvent Gunnar's fate, but the viking laughed him off, declaring that he simply did what any good friend ought to do in his situations.

Back home, Gunnar harshly reprimanded his wife. He did not mind it when her schemes only harmed him and no one else. The moment they started to pose a danger to other people close to him, though? He was no longer willing to put up with her. He threatened to divorce and exile her, but before he could follow through with his words, a larger threat emerged. Angered by the deaths of their two sons, the Teitsson clan amassed a massive army to invade Gunnar's settlement. By sheer numbers alone, it was deemed unlikely that Gunnar and his men could fight them off. Njáll proposed that they prepare a ship and evacuate the settlement, and just about everyone agreed. Gunnar and Njáll guided the evacuation. Once everyone was safe inside the ship, Gunnar took one last look at the settlement he built. It was at this moment that he was overcome by an unfamiliar feeling. The beauty of everything he had built, and the memories he shared with everyone in it.

Whatever the case, Gunnar ordered Njáll to protect the people aboard the ship. Ignoring his friend's protests one last time, Gunnar decided to face the invaders alone. At first, he easily sniped his enemies with his bow and arrow. After falling a few dozen enemies with this strategy, however, his bowstring snapped. Gunnar immediately asked his wife to mend his bow. However, she vindictively refused still bitter after he reprimanded her earlier. With no time to argue, Gunnar took up his beloved atgeir and fought his enemies head-on. The following battle was a feat to behold. As his spear broke, his armor shattered, arrows and blades pierced through his skin, Gunnar continued to fight until the bitter end for the sake of the home he loved so much. Hours later, his body was found standing before a mountain of brutalized corpses. Not a single enemy warrior managed to get past the village gates. Njáll could only look at his friend's body with bittersweet awe. The vision of a 'painful and humiliating end' he saw never came to pass. Instead, Gunnar died like a true warrior. Perhaps his single-minded determination was enough to alter the course of fate itself.

Relationships

Bond CE

Home

Source

A question, Master: What do you think makes one a true viking? You'll find many answers depending on who you ask, but at its core, we can all agree that vikings are known to be a chaotic, rowdy bunch. We're certainly not known for our manners and proper conduct, of all things! Even so, rowdy as we may be, we're not the type who would willingly lose ourselves to madness and throw away our lives without purpose. At the end of the day, we seek a glorious death, worthy of a grand entrance to the halls of Valhalla. Throwing your life away recklessly would not accomplish that.

I had a similar thought back then. Seeing an army a few hundred men strong before the village gates, even I know that charging at them head-on would be foolish. I'm nowhere as smart as Njáll, but even a muscle-brained idiot like me knew that the smart thing to do would be to escape, rebuild our settlement from the ground up, and prepare to fight another day. There was no shame in defeat, after all. Besides, every building can be rebuilt, while we only have one life. Therefore, it should be perfectly fine for us to abandon our current settlement, right?

...At least that's what I thought. I was never one for vague sentimentalities, but I realized something at that moment. Of course, every building can be rebuilt, but there's more to these buildings than stacking stones and hay together. Every building there tells us a tale; memories we cherished, people we loved, laughter we shared, drinks we've had as we exchange stories by the campfire... To abandon my home would be tantamount to carving out a large part of myself, and I couldn't bear to do that.

And so I decided to stay. I made sure the people were safe, prepared my weapons, bid Njáll goodbye, and promised to save him a seat and a glass of the finest mead in Valhalla if by some miracle the valkyries allowed me to enter its grand halls ahead of my dear friend. That was how the viking named Gunnar Hámundarson met his end, and here I stand before you now.

In the end... Did I do the right thing? Well, who knows. Deep philosophical questions like that aren't usually my specialty. You're better off asking Njáll if you want to hear such discussions. Until the very end, both as a warrior and a chieftain, I've always fought only for the things I believe in without ever giving two shits about what's right and wrong. The same holds true here.

Ah, I did realize one thing, though.
Fighting to protect... doesn't feel so bad, once in a while.

Creator's Notes/Fun Facts

**Kabalisto Koga** · July 14th, 2021, 01:02 PM

Gunnar: Very good a viking braveheart , you are Right theses last stand noblephantasm are difficult to vary in their effects due to the the similarity ,also it is intersting i used in one of my profiles the same Picture .

**DelRey** · July 14th, 2021, 01:14 PM

Wholesome Viking is indeed wholesome. Really solid sheet like always. Relationship with Shimizu grants extra points.
He could easily be a Berserker, but a regular Berserker was never your style huuuh?

Last Stance NP are indeed repetitive, but so are sword beams and army summons. Some myths derive from the same stereotype, so it is only natural that they are just the same. Only thing different are perhaps the optics, but that does not make a NP bad

**Skull** · July 14th, 2021, 01:22 PM

Huh, I had planned to Gunnar at one point but I guess not anymore.

Then again mine would have been in the Archer Class so maybe I might try again one day~

**BnEl15** · July 14th, 2021, 01:41 PM

Relationship with Shimizu grants extra points.

Ohoho, I have more in store for these two somewhere down the line

He could easily be a Berserker, but a regular Berserker was never your style huuuh?

*Checks list of future projects*
He's just... slightly more well-adjusted mentally compared to some other names on the list.

For real though, depicting vikings as bloodthirsty screaming warriors is just too mainstream at this point, and there's more to his tale than just viking-ing, so I figured I should think of another angle for him. One that incorporates the whole 'bloodthirsty screaming warrior' bit, while elaborating more on his human side as well.

Huh, I had planned to Gunnar at one point but I guess not anymore.

Then again mine would have been in the Archer Class so maybe I might try again one day~

Figured I'd hit your Welsh/British/Scandinavian territory sooner or later. Go for it though, seeing other people's different creative takes on the same figure is always interesting.

**Anju Addams** · July 14th, 2021, 02:08 PM

Originally Posted by BnEl15

Ohoho, I have more in store for these two somewhere down the line

*Checks list of future projects*
He's just... slightly more well-adjusted mentally compared to some other names on the list.

For real though, depicting vikings as bloodthirsty screaming warriors is just too mainstream at this point, and there's more to his tale than just viking-ing, so I figured I should think of another angle for him. One that incorporates the whole 'bloodthirsty screaming warrior' bit, while elaborating more on his human side as well.

Figured I'd hit your Welsh/British/Scandinavian territory sooner or later. Go for it though, seeing other people's different creative takes on the same figure is always interesting.

It's shockingly similar to my WIP with that Sage's Advice skill which is extremely close to one mine has as well. He's a unconventional Berserker focused on Teamwork however. One of his other skills represses Mad Enhancement and his second NP is the coins he exchanged with Njall - he can give one to someone he trusts and they can communicate telepathically and have access to the Sage Advice-like skill.

He's actually specifically designed to have maximum compatibility with my Dorothy Gale (revised version) servant - what with the themes of brotherhood and friendship she needs to learn.

**BnEl15** · July 14th, 2021, 02:36 PM

Hmm, I didn't find the anecdote about the coins from my sources when writing him. Had I known, it would've made a better justification for Sage's Advice compared to what I have now. It's nice how your sheets have that compatibility aspect though. A viking and an axe murderer working together is the last thing I expected, but it looks like you managed to connect them.

**Skull** · July 14th, 2021, 02:50 PM

Originally Posted by BnEl15

Figured I'd hit your Welsh/British/Scandinavian territory sooner or later. Go for it though, seeing other people's different creative takes on the same figure is always interesting.

Eh, it wouldn't be for a long while anyways since I'm keeping myself busy with a different character. Normally I plump for Arthurian characters as its low effort since most of the homework is already in my brain so actually having to sit down and read mediaeval texts again for research is chewing up a lot of time.

It's all good fun though~

**Kabalisto Koga** · July 14th, 2021, 03:10 PM

Originally Posted by Skull

Eh, it wouldn't be for a long while anyways since I'm keeping myself busy with a different character. Normally I plump for Arthurian characters as its low effort since most of the homework is already in my brain so actually having to sit down and read mediaeval texts again for research is chewing up a lot of time.

It's all good fun though~

low effort ? for me the Arthorian spehre is big effort territory as i have to Area wised look in the lore additionally as ts nasuverse core lore which seemingly has ist own diffferences to the Legends like can me someone give some hints for a Percival servant i know that here are poosibly many Servant profiles here but just some hints and Facts would be nice independet from the Serant Profiles ?

**Anju Addams** · July 14th, 2021, 03:25 PM

Originally Posted by BnEl15

Hmm, I didn't find the anecdote about the coins from my sources when writing him. Had I known, it would've made a better justification for Sage's Advice compared to what I have now. It's nice how your sheets have that compatibility aspect though. A viking and an axe murderer working together is the last thing I expected, but it looks like you managed to connect them.

Originally Posted by Njal's Saga Chapter 37

"So I will do," say Gunnar, "and I value those two men at an even price, Swart and Kol. Thou shalt pay me twelve ounces in silver."

Njal took the purse of money and handed it to Gunnar. Gunnar knew the money, and saw it was the same that he had paid Njal. Njal went away to his booth, and they were just as good friends as before. When Njal came home, he blamed Bergthora; but she said she would never give way to Hallgerda. Hallgerda was very cross with Gunnar, because he had made peace for Kol's slaying, Gunnar told her he would never break with Njal or his sons, and she flew into a great rage; but Gunnar took no heed of that, and so they sat for that year, and nothing noteworthy happened.

Originally Posted by Njal's Saga Chapter 40

Njal offered to make peace at once, and Gunnar said yes, and he was to settle the terms himself. He made his award there and then, and laid it at one hundred in silver. Njal paid down the money on the spot, and they were at peace after that.

It happens several times in the saga but just some examples.

**Kabalisto Koga** · July 14th, 2021, 03:32 PM

Are the stories of the Vikings discovering "Vinland"/America related with the Icelandic Saga actually ?

**Cursed by Fortuna** · July 14th, 2021, 03:47 PM

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**BnEl15** · July 14th, 2021, 03:56 PM

Originally Posted by Kabalisto Koga

Are the stories of the Vikings discovering "Vinland"/America related with the Icelandic Saga actually ?

There are some connections, though it's not featured in the Njalls saga. Leif Erikson first discovered Vinland in around 1000 AD, a few decades after Gunnar's time (though there may have been other explorers before him, they lacked documentation to corroborate their voyage). However, the Vinland Sagas were only adapted into proper sagas around two centuries later in the 13th century, with the Saga of Erik the Red and the Saga of the Greenlanders.

**Kabalisto Koga** · July 14th, 2021, 04:10 PM

Originally Posted by Cursed by Fortuna

So thanks to all the recent servants I haven't been able to compete the recent servant sheet reviews. On a side note I was doing researching into Ozymandias for his lancer version servant sheet review (and this also runs alongside my possible musing to maybe turn Viking from my grail war story into a full servant sheet someday) and I did have a theory that I wanted to run past you guys.

There are a handful of references to the Sea people in Mediterranean based mythologies and in Nasuverse I was wondering on the idea that maybe they were the ancient Scandinavian / Nordic / "viking" people (their behavior as raiders is similar to what they would do during their heyday, the Scandinavian people were legendary navigators and explorers, even landing on the continent of NA, around 1/2 millennium before Columbus did [they explored both to discover places to trade and possibly raid], plus the timeline of the end of the early Nordic Bronze Age ended ~1100 BCE, roughly the same time as their actions around in invading a bunch of people in the Mediterranean and their defeat by Rameses the 3rd [which could have caused their decline alongside the end of the Norse age of the gods ~1000 BCE] give or take 50 to 100 years) that then fell into decline due to the end of their age of the gods before slowly recovering over the years toward their pre collapse selves.

I know the timeline isn't the perfect, but there also are theories IRL that the Sea people (among some other theories on their origins) could have been from the region of Modern day Germany where the Norse people are thought to have immigrated to Scandinavia from, and between that and they behavior I thought that it could make a interesting explanation as to how hey may fit into the picture.

About he Sea People have i made in preparation for some servant related ideas my own theories and Version in that they were phoenician Tribes . amonhst them were the Peleset which i found that they could be the Philistines and that the legends like that of Melkart the Divine Hero of their Legends that conquered forreign lands could be a hint About that ?

and the Vikings which are a Germans were at that time not that agile Sea faring People and the phoenician were already quite active so am i shure that part of the Melkart legend may be a hint and remnant of the phoenician particularily on the Raiding tribes of Phoenician ethnic .

**GOJIRA98** · July 14th, 2021, 04:17 PM

@DelRey thank you for making Freud’s faceclaim the cutest FE3H boy

Class	Foreigner
Alternative Classes	Caster, Foreigner, Avenger
True Name	Sigmund Freud
Aliases	Lord of Summer Dreams
Origin	Austrian Empire (modern day Czech Republic) , Historical Fact
Height/Weight	172cm/60kg
Alignment	Chaotic Neutral
Attribute	Human

*STR*	END	AGI	MAN	LCK
E+	E	D+	B	C

Likes	Psychology, sexual freedom, dreams, patients, ancient artifacts, the beach and the clouds, alcohol
Dislikes	prudeness, mental illnesses, Alaya, the anatomy of male eels
Talent	Analysis of the Mind and personal problems, "fly fishing", "couch surfing", mixing of drinks
Natural Enemy	Carl Jung, agents of the Counter Force, Oedipus
Armament	phallic symbol in form of a harpoon, yonic symbol in form of a couch
Catalyst	first edition of "Jenseits des Lustprinzips", notes of a certain English Homeless, the desperate wish to get help with their psychological problems

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