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Not sure what's happening here, but feel free to use my compendium as well for the next round.
Also help, job and sickness are kicking my ass these past few days
Last edited by BnEl15; February 9th, 2023 at 09:42 AM.
That's for the next war. I think now we debate who wins this HGWOriginally Posted by BnEl15
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So, just as a thing, I feel like Charles meeting Jeanne would be a super fun interaction. Big christian vs Alter christian. Spanish vs French. I think Charles would win, but he wouldn't like it.
Ho-oh! I did not expect to be in so early!
It's also one of the better ones. Though looking at this line up we've got 2 servants that can start immediately, 1 servant with low start up speed, 1 with a middling start up speed, and the rest need time to cook.
Need to look deeper but those are my first impressions.
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No thanks, MCAS also got that covered.Shall we kick your ass too?
Anyways, as for this war...
Louis, Jeanne, and maybe Mozart (mainly due to the Demon Pillar) feels like the usual late-game contenders in a HGW, while Vasilisa and Robin are the mid-tiers. Manfred might be able to take out at least one or two mid-tiers with some luck, though I can't see him reaching the end.
In a conventional HGW, Louis and Jeanne might be the last two. In a less-conventional war, though (one focusing on slander, misinformation, and psychological intrigue, among other things), Hearst has that mastermind potential down to a t. So long as he stays out of the spotlight like a good Assassin ought to do, he might be able to take the win from under everyone's eyes.
Using narrative conventions, Assassins are almost always underused, so that disqualifies Hearst /j.No thanks, MCAS also got that covered.
Anyways, as for this war...
Louis, Jeanne, and maybe Mozart (mainly due to the Demon Pillar) feels like the usual late-game contenders in a HGW, while Vasilisa and Robin are the mid-tiers. Manfred might be able to take out at least one or two mid-tiers with some luck, though I can't see him reaching the end.
In a conventional HGW, Louis and Jeanne might be the last two. In a less-conventional war, though (one focusing on slander, misinformation, and psychological intrigue, among other things), Hearst has that mastermind potential down to a t. So long as he stays out of the spotlight like a good Assassin ought to do, he might be able to take the win from under everyone's eyes.
Damn, I did not expect to be immediately chosen by fate hehe.
As luck would have it, the dice also ended up choosing one of my top three "Please don't pick this sheet" Servants together with Nuada and Berserker Babel, because he's like the most aggresively mid sheet I've written so far. CURSE YOU RNJESUS! Upside, it'll be really easy for me to cast nepotism aside.
That said, the cast is otherwise looking pretty damn good. The powerlevels seem to roughly align as well, with Jalter and Charles seemig like the upper end and Hearst and Richthofen probably closing up the rear. That is, like Bn said, unless mind fuckery is on the table, in which case Hearst has a pretty damn good advantage.
This, tbh.
Nasu, give me a HGW where the protag summons an Assassin and actually utilizes them well, plz. Heck, give us an edgelord like Kiritsugu 2.0. for a Master if it means we get to see how Assassins should ideally be used.
So, I'd say that Hearst would stay in the shadows for most of the war, only showing up occasionally to mock the other cast. Then they'd be a big final threat with their mind control. However, I don't think they would win per se. I'd put my money on Charles (Saber class and good skills). Richtofen probably dies first.
Mozart is interesting due to his connection to the demons, but due to having two christian servants, I'd say they'd take him out and see it as a moral to due.
I haven't heard much conversation about Lancer.
Last edited by Dreamerless; February 9th, 2023 at 10:23 AM.
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just noticed that my Mozalter was summoned. He is mid at best. But I wonder how he and Hearst would interact
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Mozart's downfall is truly that Spain and France, much like when England is involved, WILL put their differences aside to kick a demon's ass.
Other than that, my money is on Hearst or Robin Hood as a dark horse if they play their cards right. Everyone will be too occupied pissing their pants hearing that Charles V and Jeanne fucking D'arc will be their opponents.
Also fucking hell Dreamerless learn how to use the edit button I beg of you.
I don't think that Robin Hood can do much useful, even if he isn't noticed. He's very mid. Also, seeing Jeanne as a swinsuit alter would confuse the fuck out of everyone
well some of them do i know and recall like Vasilisa and Mozart alterbut the othe i mmust look in it but it look interesting the problem i though with that the Masters must be evaluated aswell as they play a huge Role and if thecan supply enough Mana so thatn the servants can utilize their fully potencial !No thanks, MCAS also got that covered.
Anyways, as for this war...
Louis, Jeanne, and maybe Mozart (mainly due to the Demon Pillar) feels like the usual late-game contenders in a HGW, while Vasilisa and Robin are the mid-tiers. Manfred might be able to take out at least one or two mid-tiers with some luck, though I can't see him reaching the end.
In a conventional HGW, Louis and Jeanne might be the last two. In a less-conventional war, though (one focusing on slander, misinformation, and psychological intrigue, among other things), Hearst has that mastermind potential down to a t. So long as he stays out of the spotlight like a good Assassin ought to do, he might be able to take the win from under everyone's eyes.
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The masters are a non-issue, as they said. We're just assuming they're useless mana batteries.
I feel like Hearst's chances of success depend on if he pisses off Vasilisa enough to make her prioritize him over the more obvious threat of Alterdeus, because taking into account her backstory if he interacts with her enough for her to figure out his deal I feel like she will try to kill him, and depending on how it defines its targets Gaden Ognen Kopje could be a nasty counter to some of the more obvious applications of Hearst's mind control shenanigans
What if Alterdeus avoids the Christians? As that's his biggest downfall.
Alternate timeline or not, he's still Amadeus. I don't think he can be trusted to make the correct decision over taking the chance to piss people off.
Here's a thought though about this war. Are we assuming the masters have average mana? That could end up kneecapping the war if someone like Karna gets a master who can only support him for 2 seconds.
But that's a future problem.
Everyone assuming Hearst will be able to stay hidden is ignoring that he'll have a thread documenting the appearances of the chuuni exhibitionist cringelord (lady) as soon as he learns about her and that Jeanne will never stop chasing him afterwards.
She'll keep getting in the way of his plans until he gets angry enough to bust his NP to send a mob against her, at which point the rules of comedy dictate that she'll find out where he is and beat him up with the crowd still in their trail.
With those two playing cat and mouse and Charles teaming up with Vasilisa to take out Mozart, Hood might actually have time to build up his NP and become a legit threat.
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