Raineh Daze

Winds of Change: A Re:Creators-Inspired Multiverse RP

With Miku pointing at it, there was no way that Hibiki could miss the silhouette of a truly oversized wolf bounding from rooftop to rooftop. Far more normal than the Noise, true, but an animal of that size could only be dangerous... as confirmed when an oddly silent biker rode up with a written warning. Not that the gear user was going to take such a warning as applying to herself. Tell Miku to stay safe? Yes. Immediately transform and take off in the same direction as the creature, right past the girl shaking a vending machine? Also yes.

Giant wolf or not, she ought to be able to catch up to it. Maybe if she got up to the rooftops herself...

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"It would be wrong to assume that anyone with the power to do something must have a reason for it. it is equally common that some powerful Beyondian would stir up trouble only because they wanted to entertain themselves or by not considering the consequences of their actions to be important. In this case, it would seem unlikely that anyone is unaware, but we don't know enough to rule out their interventions being for more than amusement's sake," the redhead said, disagreeing with Sanaki's swift conclusion that it must be some elaborate plan. "And because of that, we should be careful not to focus too much on what would help Altair. If someone else with worse intentions was to find out which property I signed for as an office, we might find ourselves caught unawares, or walking into a trap."

"Communicating with phones should work as well as magic."

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The vampire rolled her eyes as yet another one walked out of the conference. They really were children, weren't they? Not that she could blame them, the conversation was boring if you had no interest in participating. Though the promise of refreshments was at least a reason to sit through it until she had something better to do. Though by now, Evangeline's disinterest was rapidly apparent, the short blonde sat crosslegged on her chair and paying more attention to the sadly empty cup in front of her.

Fate/Alter Divergence

All three accepted.

Fate/Alter Divergence

Accepted.

Fate/Alter Divergence

I'm not sure how I'm going to deal with Advice for Sailing, but accepted.

Fate/Alter Divergence

Accepted, move to the characters tab.

Fate/Alter Divergence

Servants:

• Saber: Mordred Pendragon
• Archer: Sir Tristan
• Lancer: Elizabeth Bathory
• Rider: Castor and Pollux
• Caster: Circe
• Assassin: Brutus
• Berserker: Kiyohime

Fate/Alter Divergence

Well then, I guess I'll swap this to closed unless someone drops out. Good thing I've got so many NPCs to occupy me.

Fate/Alter Divergence

Winning. Such a simple concept when you had all the cards, knew the system better than anyone else and could obtain advantages beyond your opposition's wildest imagination. For the Einzbern, the Grail War should have been an easily obtained prize and with it the path to the Root and, they were sure, a reclamation of the Third Magic. But... it didn't work that well. The first failed to go as intended, nor did the second complete satisfactorily... and even machinations in the Third denied them the ultimate victory desired.

For the Fourth, they came to the easiest conclusion: if there were no other competitors, then there would be no way to lose. Yet why not go a step further? With a single Master over all the Servants, then the ritual could be accomplished at their leisure once all other preparations were in place. A simple plan, with such control over the Grail, and one that would have undoubtedly worked...

It was just unfortunate for them that others still wanted their part in the War, the Tohsaka in particular having advanced faster than the Wizard Marshall could have anticipated, and provided enough power for the Grail to call forth another set of Servants... and created a dilemma for the Einzbern. If either side dared to sacrifice their Servants to obtain the Grail would be unable to take it before being themselves defeated.

Into this, that which remained of the former Grail core's intelligence introduced a gatekeeper, a Servant willing to stand with the church and oversee the war, and one that would block all access to the grail itself until one side emerged victorious, rather than embroiling the wish-granting power itself in the conflict...

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As one might surmise, the premise of this roleplay is akin to Apocrypha, only not as stupid. Taking place a few years after the canonical date of the Fourth Grail War, there are two teams: the lone Einzbern Master and their Servants (and servants), and everyone else (including the Tohsaka, though the continued existence of the Matou is up to player choice). This charming fellow is here as Ruler and to make sure the war finishes before the summoning is allowed.

In the vein of the original game and /Zero, seemingly broken abilities aren't out of place, though Gilgamesh is as ever not allowed and I reserve the right to reject Servants who don't qualify under the rules of the original Holy Grail War, or whose power level is completely at odds with their identity or outright metagamey.

Servant Sheet

• Class:
• True Name:
• Appearance:
• Alignment:
• Personality:
• Stats:
  
  • Strength:
  • Endurance:
  • Agility:
  • Mana:
  • Luck:
  • Noble Phantasm:
• Class Skills:
• Personal Skills:
• Noble Phantasm(s):
• Changes: i.e., please explain any genderswaps or changes required to the Servant's myth to explain them.

Master Sheet

Note: I do not want to see Origins. An exception might be made if it's well-written and exceedingly relevant, but otherwise, even a Master's element would be pushing it.

• Name:
• Gender:
• Age:
• Appearance:
• Personality:
• Skills: Nonmagical stuff
• Abilities: Magical stuff
• Short History:
• Other:

Winds of Change: A Re:Creators-Inspired Multiverse RP

Oversleeping aside, Hibiki could agree that having a hotel room for access to showers would be an improvement, but really, on the walk to Ikebukuro, something else was on her mind... and her stomach was being quite vocal about it too. Ah, instant ramen was good for temporarily filling your stomach, but it was no substitute for a proper dinner, and things weren't looking up on the breakfast side of things either... it wasn't like a lack of food would get in the way of fighting or protecting the other girls from damaged scenery but she was hungry.

"Ah, is that Ben, from yesterday?"

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Klaus considered his excursion the previous day to have been a success: it wasn't a perfect fit to Libra's office, but it fit the same general profile. It was spacious, had multiple rooms, and wasn't so easily accessed that it would be impossible to secure. Nor did it stand out as an obvious government building, which might be necessary if there were actors opposing the UN's efforts to contain the opposition. All that remained was for the money to be transferred and they would be able to begin furnishing the property beyond whatever spartan effects it came with.

Of course, someone actually concerned with the money they were paying probably would have had a far more difficult time of it than the massive man, particularly someone of less intimidating appearance.

"Klaus von Reinhertz," he added to the growing list of introductions, "My experience with portals is the result of two worlds irreversibly merging and unlikely to correspond to the situation as it presents itself here. Though you say you fought Miss Yukari in Japan? Even if she proves unable to help us solve the crisis, if she could help us with that level of instant travel then it wouldn't matter where in the world trouble occurs."

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Why were all the children on their side of the world? The actual child was the most mature of everyone that had been stranded in Japan to start with... everyone else that had been there seemed terribly hotheaded, already often to their own demise. The refrain of "I'll win next time!" was hardly an unsurprising one in the context of rivalries and friendly competition, but really, without any attempt to improve?

Still, the smart girl was asking for magical expertise: "I have some experience in the field of dimensional manipulation," though it was far more in the sense of 'literally manipulating time and space to make a side dimension' than teleportation. It was a shame that she hadn't any access to them.

Fate/esoterica

Isabelle d'Antibes

Polishing off the remainder of her meal, Isabelle rose to her feet, declining to look around to see if she was being noticed. That would only serve to give away how intentional this all was... rather than making it seem like she was simply socially deaf. "Very well, Saber, let's go for a walk."

Leading the way, the Executor slipped her hands into her pockets, palming a pair of relatively unobtrusive handles. It wouldn't do to be caught unarmed if the Master decided to take the opportunity to strike at her... though Saber should be more than enough to keep her safe, the keys would at least annoy a Servant long enough to get away. At least, that was the idea, if she had the speed to pull it off.

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Evelyn and Elisabeth

If she'd had time, Evelyn might have thought to argue with her Servant about her chosen distraction. It had been made clear that the war was to be kept unobtrusive, but that didn't have to mean killing random civilians in the process. Or even failing that, flattening people with tree trunks launched like spears was the sort of thing that was only going to raise more questions. Of course, the idea that it was something for Lancer to stop might also have occurred in the time taken to argue... but there simply wasn't time to talk or think before her Servant decided to run off with her.

But even without time enough to think things through, Evelyn knew one thing: she wasn't a murderer. And time for that thought was all the time that she needed to act, knowing that there was no way she was going to entirely stop or slow such a massive force... but she didn't need to. It comparatively only needed a small nudge to go off target.

It was a shame there wasn't time for finesse, and the result was less "slightly off target" and more "somehow the tree curved in midair". An overkill that Evelyn was painfully aware of as Berserker fled the scene, fearing that the fire burning in her eyes would spread, and struggling to make out more than blurs. Though part of that was undoubtedly the speed, this wasn't the first time... and hopefully, like before, her sight would clear to more than a world of blurred shapes and numbers.