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[Adragis]

As in as possible.

[Twinwolf]

2 things:

If you lose a servant and thus the game, can you make a new character?

Why does the servant have a motive for claiming Millenium, if their only goal is to serve their master, and would thus share the motive? Would they keep it if their master died and they got a new one?

[SOLDIER First]

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[IamanElfCollaborator]

2 things:

If you lose a servant and thus the game, can you make a new character?

Why does the servant have a motive for claiming Millenium, if their only goal is to serve their master, and would thus share the motive? Would they keep it if their master died and they got a new one?

Yes.

That's a requirement for the Servant to even be summoned in the first place. A Servant has no reason to want to help their Master reach Millennium and have their wish granted if they themselves don't care either. This Motive would be kept even if their Master dies.

[Twinwolf]

Are Noble Phantasms basically equipment?

[IamanElfCollaborator]

Are Noble Phantasms basically equipment?

Not necessarily. They can be spells as well, or passive abilities (Medusa's Mystic Eyes).

[Stirk]

...How long did it take you to write all this? 

[Twinwolf]

How many players?

[IamanElfCollaborator]

...How long did it take you to write all this? 

Four days.

Also, criteria:
Heroes are the people everyone idolises, people who everyone looks up to and celebrates, whether a single nation or the whole of human civilization. (Achilles is one good example, Simo Hayha another.)
Anitheroes are the opposite of Heroes, not morally ambigious heroes. These are people considered to be villains, scoundrels and all around morally bankrupt in myth or history. (Napoleon, in some people's eyes would be this, but a less YMMV example would be Sisyphus or Caligula).
Monsters are, well, monsters- the creatures that Heroes and Antiheroes alike slay or manipulate. They tend to be more neutral. (Medusa would qualify, as would Grendel and demons like Gemori or Asmodeus, a more contemporary example would be Bigfoot).

How many players?

8-12 players. Still thinking here.

[kj1225]

So are there any bits that a Servant must have?

[IamanElfCollaborator]

So are there any bits that a Servant must have?

What do you mean by this?

@Stirk You still have 5 unallocated points. E is your base, think of it as 1 in any other system.

[kj1225]

Well, I mean, do they have to be completely human (Pulling this mostly for monsters) do they have definitive rules ect.

[IamanElfCollaborator]

Well, I mean, do they have to be completely human (Pulling this mostly for monsters) do they have definitive rules ect.

No:

-Medusa was a gorgon.
-Gilgamesh was two-thirds god.
-Chiron, summoned in another Grail War, was a Centaur.
-Cu Chulainn is the son of the god Lugh, IIRC.

Definitive rules?

[kj1225]

Okay.

Like, can they change shape if they were known for that in their legends, do they have to stay within X feet of their masters, how often do you have to feed them?

[Stirk]

So are there any bits that a Servant must have?

What do you mean by this?

@Stirk You still have 5 unallocated points. E is your base, think of it as 1 in any other system.

I wasn't done, I stopped my sheet to go take a shower. Now I am much less tired and able to make something that makes more sense~.

I had assumed that Antihero meant the standard "Morally ambiguous Hero", under those standards I will probably put him under hero for now. He is probably at least looked up to in France, right?