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[Nenma Takashi]

If I remember correctly, @Killerclown and Nenma Takashi were in the process of making Masters. If this is still the case, please let me know.

@Husher
@Blitzkrieg Bob
Servant spots are currently on temporary lock, but if you're still interested in joining, the Master roles are available.

Just about finished with my Master

 

[Idea]

Idea
You've been pulled by your Master. Best of luck.

 

[Idea]

Mion pleasure to work with ya!

 

[QuirkyAngel]

Wait, Archer of Light? Sticking out like a sore thumb? It's one of muscly hercules archer type characters, in the Waifu Army???

Blasphemy! Nonbelievers! :0

You'll see his picture when the player is ready, but he's not especially muscly...and oddly fitting for a team of girls, which I find hilarious.

Though it's clear, with her NP that works best on females, Rider will be the de factor leader of the group.

 

[Ian Temero]

Yeah, I suck at excel, or maybe I used the wrong program to write it out. I only made it because I'm bored.

And yes, pls find a happy face.

It is actually really hard to find an adorable happy face for this character since her face claim is a rather stoic character. But I believe I have found a satisfactory selection of happy Berserker for your perusing pleasure...

Spoiler: Smiling Happy People being Glad

I also found a more stoic/bad-ass picture and a modern outfit one.

Spoiler: Stoic

Spoiler: Modern

 

[Xel]

Xel Depends.

On?

 

[Nenma Takashi]

Welp time to see what my Crybaby Mage gets as a servant

 

[Idea]

Welp time to see what my Crybaby Mage gets as a servant

Which faction?

 

[Idea]

By the way Birdsie ya're the expert here, what did revealing one's true name do? I recall something like being able to see their stats? Was there more?

 

[Misuteeku]

On?

On where you set your boundaries.

 

[Birdsie]

By the way @Birdsie ya're the expert here, what did revealing one's true name do? I recall something like being able to see their stats? Was there more?

Well, first of all, yeah. All of the stats and skills of the enemy become visible if you know their name, unless bullshit info concealment abilities are in use. The same goes for Noble Phantasms, where you can ascertain their rank, range, and overall effects. Besides that, you can figure out what a Servant might be weak against (someone who died from poison is likely to die from it again.)

 

[QuirkyAngel]

Welp time to see what my Crybaby Mage gets as a servant

wdinatx
You've been summoned by the crybaby, blood magic magus.

 

[LostHaven]

It is actually really hard to find an adorable happy face for this character since her face claim is a rather stoic character. But I believe I have found a satisfactory selection of happy Berserker for your perusing pleasure...

Spoiler: Smiling Happy People being Glad

I also found a more stoic/bad-ass picture and a modern outfit one.

Spoiler: Stoic

Spoiler: Modern

ahahHahAHHAHaAAHAHAH yesssssssssss
*rolls around the floor, drooling*

 

[Idea]

Well, first of all, yeah. All of the stats and skills of the enemy become visible if you know their name, unless bullshit info concealment abilities are in use. The same goes for Noble Phantasms, where you can ascertain their rank, range, and overall effects. Besides that, you can figure out what a Servant might be weak against (someone who died from poison is likely to die from it again.)

I see. So, just confirming, once the name is revealed so is the information? So like, if my servant were to tell his master his true name, all of that would be automatically revealed to the master?

 

[Xel]

On where you set your boundaries.

Boundaries for what, though?

 

[LostHaven]

I see. So, just confirming, once the name is revealed so is the information? So like, if my servant were to tell his master his true name, all of that would be automatically revealed to the master?

Isn't that common courtesy? xD You'd expect the Master to actually know who they're summoning. I guess this is special case with all the keeper shenanigans lol.

Also might just add that some servants have abilities that become negated when their true names are revealed, like that one ability King Hassan had where all his parameters appeared much lower than they really were.

 

[Xel]

I see. So, just confirming, once the name is revealed so is the information? So like, if my servant were to tell his master his true name, all of that would be automatically revealed to the master?

It's not actually that cut and dry. Masters can see the stats of servants by default, as mentioned by Waver when he was surprised he couldn't get any info on Berserker. Knowing a servant's true name doesn't give any sort of tangible benefit. Like it doesn't bring up a full sheet showing all their details. What it does is allow you to make assumptions about them. So, if you knew a servant's identity that doesn't tell you what their NP is, as an example. But it DOES let you make guesses at what it could be based on their legend. You can see this by everyone being surprised by Saber's excaliblast and not knowing she had it despite knowing she was King Arthur.

In practical terms, it doesn't actually matter for most servants if their true name is discovered. Only servants like Achilles, with actual weaknesses to exploit, need to worry about that. But your average servant doesn't have some profound weakness to exploit so their enemies knowing their identities don't really matter.

 

[Idea]

Isn't that common courtesy? xD You'd expect the Master to actually know who they're summoning. I guess this is special case with all the keeper shenanigans lol.

Actually, it's often quite random unless you have a proper catalyst for it

 

[LostHaven]

Actually, it's often quite random unless you have a proper catalyst for it

yeah i realised when,the CS didn't specify for catalysts xD

 

[wdinatx]

Welp time to see what my Crybaby Mage gets as a servant

wdinatx
You've been summoned by the crybaby, blood magic magus.

Don’t expect any emotional support, ok?

 

[Birdsie]

I see. So, just confirming, once the name is revealed so is the information? So like, if my servant were to tell his master his true name, all of that would be automatically revealed to the master?

Correct.

 

[wdinatx]

Much.

 

[Idea]

Correct.

It's not actually that cut and dry. Masters can see the stats of servants by default, as mentioned by Waver when he was surprised he couldn't get any info on Berserker. Knowing a servant's true name doesn't give any sort of tangible benefit. Like it doesn't bring up a full sheet showing all their details. What it does is allow you to make assumptions about them. So, if you knew a servant's identity that doesn't tell you what their NP is, as an example. But it DOES let you make guesses at what it could be based on their legend. You can see this by everyone being surprised by Saber's excaliblast and not knowing she had it despite knowing she was King Arthur.

In practical terms, it doesn't actually matter for most servants if their true name is discovered. Only servants like Achilles, with actual weaknesses to exploit, need to worry about that. But your average servant doesn't have some profound weakness to exploit so their enemies knowing their identities don't really matter.

Now I'm confused. You two seem to be disagreeing, unless I'm misunderstanding something.

 

[Birdsie]

Actually, it's often quite random unless you have a proper catalyst for it

It's not really random without a catalyst. Without a catalyst, the Grail simply chooses a Servant with the most personal compatibility with the Master. Hence why Ryunosuuke "happened" to summon the one guy that he has really good disposition synergy with.

 

[Xel]

Now I'm confused. You two seem to be disagreeing, unless I'm misunderstanding something.

By default, masters can see basic stats. Agi, str, etc etc. That's really all they can see. If a servant's true name is discovered this doesn't change. Stats remain the only thing they can actually see. They can't see personal skills, or NPs. Mechanically, nothing changes if you learn a servant's true name. Learning their name is only useful because servants have an innate knowledge of all other souls within the throne of heroes. So they know every detail about your legend and history and thus can guesstimate what your abilities are and what you can do, and better plan around it.

How impactful this is really depends on the servants and masters involved. Some servants just aren't effected, like Iskander or Saber, neither one of them cared in the slightest about their identities being known and they weren't effected in any way by their enemies knowing their identities. But other servants, like Achilles or Siegfried, have actual tangible weaknesses that can be exploited if their enemies knew about them. Thus they'd want to keep their identities a secret.