Name:
Bellerophon

Rank:
E - A+

Type:
Anti-Army/Unit

Range:
Self

Description:
Bellerophon takes the appearance of a golden bridle and whip that are paired together which allows to fully control beasts even up to those Divine in nature. The power of this Noble Phantasm is great as it provides offensive and defensive enchancments of the highest level to whoever it is mounted on. The creature who it is fastened on have all of their abilities and defensive powers increased multifold if they are not at a rank of Divine Beast. Most often, it is used on her steed Pegasus which is a quite powerful beast already that is enhanced by this Noble Phantasm and allows it to display hostility beyond it normallly hostile nature. The Pegasus' power is empowered by one rank while its defensive abilities are is improved several times due to the protection provided by its massive amount of magical energy and divine protection.

Once fastened, it allows for the mounted beast to use its most powerful charge to physically destroy the target and is only feastible to a truly powerful mount such as Medusa's Pegasus. Other creatures of lesser caliber may use this ability but treat this either as a temporary boost in speed or a weakened version of its true power when used by her Pegasus.

Name:
Blood Fort Andromeda: Outer-Seal, Blood Temple

Rank:
B

Type:
Anti-Defense/Support

Range:
Anti-Army

Description:
Blood Fort Andromeda was the home of Medusa and her sisters which turned into a palace of darkness, dyed crimson from blood. Rider is able to make a perfect replica of her home as a bounded field that she uses in order to collect magical energy by converting live humans into resources for her to use. Using her blood as a material component, she sets up a number of sources around an area to slowly build up energy without leaving a single trace of her existence. The Noble Phantasm can be activated at any time once the foundations are complete, however, it heavily damages the leylines of the area once it is completely set up and so it cannot be reactivated on the same land continuously.

Once activated, it forms an advanced bounded field almost on the level of sorcery. It creates a crimson dome-shaped barricade resembling a gigantic red eye around the area of operation, and tints the area in a crimson red. The barrier acts like a separate plane that completely cuts the affected area from the rest of the world, which makes it impossible to see the barrier from the outside, cuts off all escape routes for fleeing enemies. Those who are victim within the barrier are dissolved as if they were inside a stomach, and their magical energy is given to either Rider or her master. Those with a proper amount of magical energy are able to resist the bounded field, such as a Servant or proper magus, but those without any are instantly drained. If the bounded field is activated without the proper energy, it can take up to a number of minutes to completely dissolve the victims. The Noble Phantasm is completely controlled by Rider, and it will continue to stay active even after she dies. It will only be deactivated through her own will or once her body dissipates.

Name:
Gorgon Breaker

Rank:
C-

Type:
Anti-Unit

Range:
Very Close

Description:
Gorgon Breaker is a powerful bounded field that is contained around Medusa which is comparable to storing another world. The Noble Phantasm can be used to "seal all magical properties" and catches its targets inside this alternate world. Those who are trapped in this world will become trapped within the mind of the user which removes any abilities they possessed in the outside world.

Its most common usage from Rider is the ability to seal her powerful Mystic eyes of Petrification within its Bounded Field. The Noble Phantasm completely seals her sight causing her to perceive the world in a completely different way through means such as hearing, touch, smell, and magic-detection that allow her to acquire more precise information than sight.

Medusa

Name: Durendal: The Peerless Sword
Rank: A+
Type: Anti-Unit, Anti-Team
Range: 2-3, 1-10

The holy sword representative of the greatest Frankish hero.

The story goes that the sword of Trojan Hector, claimed after the Trojan War by the heavens and augmented by several holy relics, was given Charlemagne with the order to award it to the greatest of his knights. It is a splendidly forged symbol of power that was once denoted the greatest defender of Troy, and now signifies the greatest defender of Christendom.

The sword is unbreakable and unstoppable. Regardless of the owner’s magical energy, the sword does not lose its sharpness, and regardless of physical defense, the sword is capable of piercing it as long as it is not a Noble Phantasm.

Because of the Christian relics contained within its golden hilt, Durendal possesses three miracles related to the works of the saints that consecrate it. When its name is invoked, one of these miracles activates. These miracles are preselected with a prayer to the appropriate saint, but because the prayers require concentration, it cannot be performed in the midst of battle. Likewise, the effects of “Migraine” may prevent switching miracles even outside of battle. This effect can only be activated once per day.

The three miracles and the relic they are tied to are as follows:

• Blood of St. Basil of Caesarea: A miracle from the patron of exorcism known for fighting against heresies in life that allows for the smiting of evil. Berserker designates a target and if that target is of evil alignment, possesses undead/demonic/monstrous attributes or is connected to a non-Abrahamic divinity, damage equal to this Noble Phantasm’s rank is appended to all attacks as bonus damage. Otherwise it does nothing. This miracle persists until the battle ends. In legend, it is this ability that allowed Roland to fell a divine sea monster off the coast of Ebuda with a single blow, disrupting the ending the ritualistic human sacrifice that occurred to satisfy it. Of course, this act had its own consequences shortly afterward...
  
  Because of St. Basil’s role as the father of monastic community and a staunch proponent for communal service, this is extended to allies who are within range and not valid targets for this miracle.
• Hair of St. Denis: As the patron of France, St. Denis shares an important relationship with the France’s military. It is his name that the French armies invoke during battle, and his tomb by which the oriflamme, France’s battle standard, was consecrated. As a result, this miracle channels this aspect of the saint, in tandem with his associations with cephalophores and mental afflictions, to provide large-scale mental defense and the effects of Battle Continuation to those within Berserker’s presence regarded as allies.
• Tooth of St. Peter: In scripture, St. Peter was granted the Keys of Heaven and told that “whatever he bound(forbidden) on earth would be bound(forbidden) in heaven and whatever he loosed(permitted) on earth would be loosed in heaven(permitted)”. This miracle grants a lesser version of this effect. By thrusting the blade into the ground, a Bounded Field with the concept of is centered around the buried blade. Any attempt at hostile action taken within its range is challenged by a Luck check. Success means the action is allowed, but all parameters and skills of the offender suffer a rank down during the next battle with the target of their action. Failure prevents the action from occurring. That said, there is a glaring flaw in this protection…
  
  It is through this effect that the ensures the temporary truce with the invulnerable Saracen giant Ferragut is maintained during their multiple-day duel for the city of Najera. But while this is a barrier of absolute neutrality, it is unfit for use in the midst of battle due to the side-effect of healing those under its aegis, which stems from a certain incident involving St. Peter, a sword, and a servant’s ear.

Due to the restrictions of the Berserker class, the anti-fortress Noble Phantasm “Durendal: Ultimate Unbroken Hallow” has not been granted, and petitioning the Virgin Mary has no effect.

Name: Gabriel Eclipsant: A Shadow Cast by Moonlight
Rank: B
Type: Anti-Unit
Range: 0

The manifestation of id and anecdote of the shadow a knight left as a warning about the dangers of wanton desire.

Before Noble Phantasm begins its automatic activation, two conditions must be fulfilled: the moon must be in the sky, and Berserker must fail a Luck check opposed by the effective rank of “Migraine”. Consequently, this Noble Phantasm is automatically deactivated shortly after the moon disappears from the sky. This is because in Orlando furioso, it is the moon where Astolfo locates Roland’s lost sanity, and so it is the moon where her sanity must vanish.

This Noble Phantasm can be permanently sealed through the use of a Command Spell or a sanity-inducing potion brewed by a Servant with ties to the moon.

Upon activation, Berserker’s form is wreathed in an inky shadow, the skill “Shadow Lantern” is obtained at B Rank, and Mad Enhancement is activated. In addition, “Durendal: The Peerless Sword” is sealed, the defensive values provided by armor are nullified, and the ability to wield arms is lost, regardless of the effects of “Eternal Arms Mastery”. These changes last for the duration of this Noble Phantasm.

Berserker’s silhouette also changes. It becomes more monstrous in appearance, assuming wicked claws and a bestial maw. It is capable of manifesting its features physically, which serves as Berserker’s primary means of offense without the ability to use weapons. Though this shadow appears to be sentient, it is an extension of herself controlled below the threshold of her awareness and guided by her id. As a result, it is also anchored to Berserker. However, it can travel and manifest through any shadows Berserker is in contact with, including the ones cloaking her, and its size grows with the size of the shadow. That said, while the shadow can interfere with the physical world, the damage it inflicts is purely mental in nature; although capable of destroying the mind, skills and abilities that provide resistance against mental interference are capable of defending against it.

Similarly, Berserker’s presence fills the minds of observers with inexplicable grief, unwanted reminders of desires that were left unsatisfied, and the horrors of desires that were. Berserker’s bestial roars are the sounds one always wished to hear but never did, and the tragic discordance that one has forgotten to remember to forget. Rather than an inky blackness, the shadows of Berserker seem to reflect painful images, often from the unique past of the observer. This also qualifies as mental interference, but for heroes whose legends involve ill-fated love, the difficulty to resist it doubles.

An interesting thing to note is the source of the name: Roland’s connection to St. Gabriel the Archangel. Firstly, the archangel Gabriel represents the moon in various occult systems, and the messenger of God’s divine wisdom. It is also Gabriel who bestows Durendal upon Charlemagne, and Gabriel who carries the dying Roland to Heaven after the Battle of Roncevaux in La Chanson de Roland. In other words, the three key aspects of Roland’s legend - her glory, her doom, and her madness - are intrinsically linked to Gabriel.

Count Roland/Orlando
La Chanson de Roland
Orlando furioso
Orlando Innamorato