Respect other people's opinions because at the end of the day they are merely opinions. Though I would like to see a competitive side to those involved in the roleplay, at the end of the day it is a roleplay and most people likely joined to have fun. Shitslinging is entertaining, but I doubt that people would want to fight over trivial things. I will do my best to arbitrate these conflicts.

No godmodding, autohitting or being a generally bad roleplayer. Every action needs a reaction and vice versa, even if the situation seems grim. Everyone deserves a shot to make a case, after all~. In addition to this, only post with the knowledge that your character knows within the in character tab; metagaming is pretty lame and I would prefer it if we would avoid this at any cost.

No being rude OOC. Characters may be rude to other characters. That is something that could occur. In addition, OOC feuds, if they should arise, should have their best to not make their way into the IC and vice versa.

Note that this is a battle. People will die, especially when they are killed.

There will be a hard limit of two servants and two masters per player at any given time, and it is expected that one is to create a servant per master and vice versa, as to not have an excess during pairings. In the event a Master or Servant is to be killed, as this is a war, it is possible to app another Master or Servant respectively. I would not suggest the recently apped character to have a vendetta against the character who had killed your character though, as that tends to be lame, unless consent is given by the owner of said character you wish to vendetta.

There can be many summonings within the roleplay, and a Master could potentially summon more Servants in the event his is to bite the dust, and a Servant, in the event there is an open Master laying about when his Master is to die, they could also form a contract.

One could not possibly have more than a single Servant at any given time. Resummoning a Servant will take a Command Seal, and one can only have three, unless it is given to them or they have a magecraft that would allow for such a feat.

Your posts are entirely based on your character's perspective. Your character may be wrong; however, it is up to subsequent posters to correct you if you are wrong. You can write in your post that you have knowledge of a magecraft your character clearly doesn’t, but that doesn’t mean you actually used said magecraft in the grand scheme of the roleplay.

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Battles have a “turn system” where individuals in the battle must all have made a post before the battle can proceed. Individuals who do not post within a two day period of the previous post will have their turn forfeit and the fight to continue, though I do warn you about the potential dangers of sitting in the middle of a fight against a Magus and a Servant with your thumbs twiddled behind your back. This is mostly circumstantial. If a legitimate reason for absence is presented, I shall consider extending the time as needed, or GM ruling certain situations. But do not be afraid to request leave. Personal business happens. We are all human, after all~.

No alliances with characters you control, nor may you have a Servant who you control be under a Master you control. In addition to this, a character cannot take an item from a character you control, even if they have died.

Things such as Military Tactics will have their amplifiers taken into account when against something of equal rank. As an example, this means Iskander's Military Tactics won't help him beat Excalibur, but it will help him beat Bellerophon.

Servant stats and skills are adjusted according to the Master. A ginger-haired kid with no knowledge of magecraft and a bunch of fake circuits will bring even the most reputable of servants down a peg, whereas a well-bred magus can bring out the best in a Servant.

Canon Servants are allowed. Some Canon Servants are not allowed due to either 1) fundamentally breaking the grail war (Gilgamesh) or 2) Not eligible for summoning unless the world is ending (A lot of Servants from GO). If you have a question as to if a canon Servant is allowed, please message me or whoever is the sad sack that I may or may not appoint as a mod.

Non-Canon Servants must be approved by a moderator or administrator before placing them in the accepted thread. In addition to this, Canon servants will be limited to two noble phantasms for the most part, though it is uncommon for a Servant to have more than a single noble phantasm.

It's also worth noting that we're sticking to the standard seven Classes, so no Shielders or Gunners or whatever. There might be unorthodox NPC Servants though~.

Masters must be approved before submission via posting it in the OOC with an @ for myself and all moderators. Though canon individuals from the Nasuverse will be allowed, all masters must not exceed the power of Ciel in terms of combat for simple balancing. Also no guns allowed.

Entering the war, unless someone apps a magus with a very strong lineage or something, in which case such a Master's profile is public knowledge, Masters will not know each others' identities. I will inform you if your application will be such a "Known" Master.

Master's Clairvoyance can be used to get a Servant's information. Looking at them with it active is enough to get their parameters. Knowing their class gets you Class Skills. You get Personal Skills by seeing them in action or being told about it, and the same is true for active Noble Phantasms. For passive Noble Phantasms, you generally need to have all of a Servant's Personal Skills' information and also have seen the passive effect of, but this will be determined on a case-by-case basis. When you have a Noble Phantasm's full information, you acquire the Servant's name as well. If you have the Servant's name, whether deducing it through the above or through being directly told it, then you get the information of their full profile.

Do not app any of the following. I've included the reasons for each, for clarity's sake:

Masters

Canon Masters: The history of this world is not what you know it as. Ask for explicit permission before using them if you really want to.
Anyone Ciel-tier or Above in Combat: Balancing

Servants

Gilgamesh: Balancing.
"Pre-Gilgamesh" heroes: They can't exist.
Individuals born after 1899: Not eligible.
Individuals still alive today in their mythology (Merlin, Hanuman, etc): Not eligible.
Individuals without human blood: Largely not eligible. (Exceptions can potentially be made on a case-by-case basis)
Canon Servants that we do not have full information for (ie, most of the Grand Order and Strange Fake cast): Obvious.
Patriot Heroic Spirits (Koha-Ace): Obvious.
Servants that are functionally just clones of canon Servants: Just app the canon, then, baka.
Nursery Rhyme: Balancing.
Lugh: Balancing.
Imperial Privilege: It is bad and I hate it. Nero could be considered, however.
Any Herc besides Berserker: Balancing.
True Demons, Aliens, Eastern Dragons, Bodhisattvas, True Magicians, Holy Children, Etc: Balancing.

Name/Title:

Gender: Don't be difficult.

Age:

Personality:

Appearance:

Biography:

Family History (if applicable): If the character comes from a magus family with a notable history, jot it down here.

Origin: The basis of your existence. Shirou Emiya's Origin of "Sword" and Souren Araya's Origin of "Stillness" are examples.

Elemental Affinity: Dual elements and Average Ones are fine, but rare. If your Elemental Affinity is not one of the Great Five Elements, your origin and element should be the same.

Number of Magic Circuits: E-A. No modifiers.

Quality of Magic Circuits: The amount of magical energy each single circuit can sustain. E-A. No modifiers.

Od: How much magical energy you can store in your body. E-A. No modifiers.

Magecraft: You can put systems, magecrafts, magecraft-related abilities like High Speed Aria, Magic Crest characteristics, family attributes, and individual spells in here. If something isn't here, it's assumed your magus doesn't know it. Literally everything should go here. The exception is that it is, however, assumed that anyone with a proper magus education (ie the Clock Tower or from a magus family) will know the basics such as fixing glass, locking doors, and so on that we're aware of in canon.

Equipment: Mystic Codes as well as mundane stuff. Everything they walk into the RP with. Unless you're really rich with an illustrious family backing you, you shouldn't have tons of Mystic Codes.

Skills: Cooking, stabbing, video games, whatever. If it isn't here and isn't something 99% of the global population can do (eg, breathing), then your character does not know it.

Name:

Class:

Gender:

Appearance:

Alignment:

Personality:

History: Mainly for flavor or to clarify how your version of them lived in the case of conflicting legends. Optional if everything in their history that you're using is on a wikipedia page or something.

Weapon: Whatever they're summoned with. This should include things like Medusa's pegasus that they can innately summon as well.

Parameters:

STR: Damage. A rank STR means one attack can destroy a small house.

CON: Damage one can take. How much HP one has.

AGI: Dexterity or reaction time.

MGI: How much prana one can handle.

LCK: Ability to defy fate.

Class Skills: For all skills your class has. Please do not just put name and rank. Give an explanation of what it does.

Personal Skills: Certain abilities a Heroic Spirit may have, such as Charisma, Artistic Talent, etc. Keep close to the legend; modifiers are temporary rank ups, not a rating of how good it is. Limit of three.

Noble Phantasm(s): Limit of one. Two if you’re incredibly persuasive.

Name:

Title: Stuff like Excalibur's "Sword of Promised Victory", the kanji.

Rank: E-EX. Plus modifiers are possible, but specify if they're temporary rank ups, or an indication of raw power.

NP Type: Anti-Unit, Anti-Army, Anti-Fortress, Anti-Mind, Anti-Evil, Anti-Gate, Anti-World, Anti-Team, Anti-Divine, Barrier

Range: 1 is minimum, 99 is maximum. Format is usually something like 2-50, that's Via Expugnatio and Bellerophon's range. That means Via Expugnatio cannot attack you if your range is 1 from it.

Maximum Number of Targets: 1 to 1000. The format is usually a single number. This may get weird depending on your classification.

Description: What it does.

Name: David, Slayer of Giants, King of Israel

Class: Archer

Gender: Male

Appearance:

Alignment: Lawful Good

Personality: Humble and pious, David was one of the finest examples and ideals for Kingship that Israel ever had. His personality exemplified all of the values of a King, from the regal presence all the way down to the caring relationship he had with his subjects. He also proved an excellent negotiator of intrigues and plots, as was shown by his clashes with Saul. The personality of this iteration of David is drawn from the time just after he defeated the giant, and had reconciled himself with Saul, when he was in the prime of God's favour. Guided by a sense of the righteous, and a faith that was proven time and again to be well-warranted, David's lustful side would prove to be his downfall, but he ultimately would redeem himself of this fall from grace. Repentant and promised "a house that will never die", David's last years on earth were spent knowing in his heart and soul that he had given God a life worthy of the living. His summoning to the Holy Grail War will be viewed by him as a Holy Challenge, and one that will consecrate his Kingship of Israel once and for all.

History: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David

Weapon: Kade, Sling of God (Can also summon Chad, the Sword of Goliath for close combat.)

Parameters:

STR: D

CON: D

AGI: D

MGI: D

LCK: D

Class Skills:

Independent Action - B - Allows servant to remain in the world for two days without a master, though this is constrained by needing to minimize prana consumption and injury in battle.

Marksmanship - S - Servant is masterful with all types of ranged weaponry, and never misses a shot that they can set up properly.

Personal Skills:

Giant Slayer - S - When facing servants whose stats are twice that of his own or higher, David receives a rank-up to the stat with the greatest deficiency, levelling the playing field. This skill has a hard cap of A Rank, however.

The King's Harper - B - David can use this skill to lull an enemy servant or master to sleep, as long as he sacrifices his Giant Slayer advantage, and this skill is overridden by Magecraft as it uses minimal prana as to enchant David's music.

Anointed of God - A+ - Chosen by God as the King of Israel, David receives a stat rank-up every day, of one of his stats by one rank. At the end of each 24 hour cycle, that stat returns to its original rank.

Noble Phantasm:

Name: Tzuriel Uriel Uziel

Title: Goliath's Bane, or, The First Stone

Rank: A

NP Type: Anti-Unit

Range: 1-99

Maximum Number of Targets: 1

Description: A Noble Phantasm which transforms projectiles cast by David, giving them a Holy aura that negates magical protections, and ignores armour. A means of inflicting "true" damage. Does not modify the actual stats of the projectile except to cause it to ignore air resistance, and any other potential obstacles. This effect begins the moment the projectile leaves David's hands, and is connected to his intent. There is a maximal limit to how far this effect can be maintained, for example, if an enemy were to hide on the other side of a mountain and David were to shoot through said mountain, the prana needed to actually support the projectile pushing through the mountain would negate its efficacy. The reserves for prana that support the Phantasm come from David himself, so he cannot merely rely on an extremely powerful master to provide vast pools of prana to make use of. Lastly, the Noble Phantasm effect can be dropped at will, however its effects will destroy the projectile, meaning a cancelled phantasm use is a cancelled shot.