Servant/Project Idea Thread, "The Womb"

[Skull]

Something I have been thinking about recently was how I always like to incorporate the TTRPG elements of Fate into my fanon sheets, which is why you see references to Rolls, Turns and the Party get thrown around where appropriate.

But it it got me wondering, when you the audience read a sheet, do you like that sorta thing that explains the mechanics behind Skills and whatnot, or do you find it takes you out of the experience since you prefer to think of Servant sheets in more narrative form and the tabletop references break your suspension of disbelief.

Just curious as to how you guys prefer to read sheets really.

[BnEl15]

I'm more used to classic narrative form, but TTRPG terms aren't immersion-breaking either for me. Even I sneak in those elements myself sometimes if necessary.

[Random]

I like the terms, but mostly because they actually mean something in-universe. I'm probably insufferable when they're used improperly.

[Gl4re]

I actually really hate seeing terms like checks and such being used in sheets. I understand the TRPG elements but... well, it just isn't one.

[pinetree]

I don't feel strongly about it one way or the other. Some official sheets use it so some fan sheets will do it too, makes sense.

[Kabalisto Koga]

has no one a headcanon of the Magical situation of the different countries ?

[Spelror]

[Kabalisto Koga]

ehm what should that say me ?

[Spelror]

my general feelings from scrolling through the hell that is the last few pages. Not referring to anyone, of course. I'm going through a little dark era and the last thing I need is getting cancelled on the internet.

[Kabalisto Koga]

my general feelings from scrolling through the hell that is the last few pages. Not referring to anyone, of course. I'm going through a little dark era and the last thing I need is getting cancelled on the internet.

All okay with you ?

[Spelror]

yea, i'm good. Problems need dealing for problems to not remain problems.

[Kabalisto Koga]

yea, i'm good. Problems need dealing for problems to not remain problems.

oh okay ,looks like you must have quite much problems ?

[Spelror]

I'm good. thanks for caring.

[Kamera]

Q: I want to know more about Type-Moon lore and its adjacent materials. Hypothetically, what would the average magus from the Zoology Department of the Clock Tower be like?

A: The Zoology Department of the Clock Tower is one of the twelve departments of the Mage’s Association, which is an organization that governs and supports magi around the world2 The Zoology Department focuses on studying and creating magical creatures, such as familiars, homunculi, and chimeras2 The department is also known for its rivalry with the Department of Mineralogy, which specializes in alchemy and jewel magecraft2

Hypothetically speaking, an average magus from the Zoology Department would be interested in creating or modifying living beings with magecraft. They would have a good knowledge of biology, anatomy, genetics, and ecology. They would also have access to various specimens and materials related to magical creatures. They might have a preference for using familiars or homunculi as assistants or tools for their research. They might also have a disdain for alchemists or other magi who rely on inorganic substances for their magecraft.

Next time someone asks unanswerable lore headcanon question here, I might as well put it through AI to answer it for them. It even got citations

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Q: What about the Department of Creation, what would the average magus there be like?

A: The Department of Creation is another department of the Clock Tower that focuses on artistry and aesthetics1 The magi in this department consider themselves to be artists who use magecraft to create or enhance various forms of art, such as paintings, sculptures, music, literature, and even living beings1 The department is led by Lord Valualeta, who believes that art should be something that shakes the hearts of the people of a given age, rather than something that lasts for eternity1

An average magus from the Department of Creation would be interested in expressing their creativity and originality with magecraft. They would have a good knowledge of culture, history, philosophy, and aesthetics. They would also have access to various tools and materials related to artistic creation. They might have a preference for using magecraft that enhances their senses or emotions, or that manipulates light, sound, color, or shape. They might also have a disdain for magi who follow rigid rules or traditions for their magecraft.

pretty good insight so far

[Kabalisto Koga]

Next time someone asks unanswerable lore headcanon question here, I might as well put it through AI to answer it for them. It even got citations

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pretty good insight so far

is it that gpt ai stuff that wrothe this ?

[Dreamerless]

is it that gpt ai stuff that wrothe this ?

No, definitely not. GPT-4 is just a member of the forum and the AI stuff is just a joke.

[Kamera]

Yeah, the cutting edge one released less than a week ago. Some pretty impressive stuff, even if somewhat creepy. It's not exactly accurate, and can even invent OCs if you ask for more specific examples.

[Kabalisto Koga]

Yeah, the cutting edge one released less than a week ago. Some pretty impressive stuff, even if somewhat creepy. It's not exactly accurate, and can even invent OCs if you ask for more specific examples.

yeah it is bit creepy ,specially when you know of some ilustrious examples like the newe top game Atomic heart .

[Random]

I promise that Atomic Heart was not written by GPT-4

[Gl4re]

Sometimes it feels like it is though