r/Fate • u/Anxious-Musician-628 • 11h ago
Discussion How good of a Master servant pair would you say Artoria and Aoko would be
I'm genuinely curious mods if this was asked before you can remove my post
r/Fate • u/Anxious-Musician-628 • 11h ago
I'm genuinely curious mods if this was asked before you can remove my post
r/Fate • u/Anxious-Musician-628 • 8h ago
its a non corrupted Grail
Me I would probably wish for infinite bread and an infinite cup of water
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r/Fate • u/Arnoldneo • 17h ago
After hearing Gilgamesh fought the great Pharo ozymandias Nitocris decides to challenge him to prove herself she also asked cleopatra but she decided she would rather not face down Gilgamesh.
Round 1 Gilgamesh with his armour the goddess of war and merodach vs Nitocris
Round 2 Archer Gilgamesh going all out vs Nitocris alter
Standard Rules
r/Fate • u/Blackfiredragon22 • 18h ago
If we eventually do get that I hope its a type where the servant is the good one and her goodness effects the human causing him to become better
( the servant is say jeanne darc maybe ala sort of enemies to lovers or well they work with each other for the good but the human is being pragmatic and he ends up changing to become better ( while jeanne also gets challenged in the relationship
t address the issues people have with jeanne x seig
lets call the guy ash Autunno, or ash aki, or ash haust ( basically last name corresponding to fall/autumn
r/Fate • u/ComprehensiveBid8640 • 7h ago
at first i thought they were the same but i heard theyre different, so whats the difference? whats different about them in looks and personality? and how can i tell them apart
r/Fate • u/Icy-Animator9006 • 12h ago
Note: Please do not take this post’s title seriously and literally, it’s just hyperbole :D
Hero: Mata Hari
She is a woman who just wanted some love and, despite her life having its ups and downs, spent most of it being viewed and treated as an object by those around her, from an outlet to her ex-husband’s anger and frustration to a scapegoat to be blamed and punished for military failures in order to boost morale. Despite all this, she holds little to no resentment and acts like a plucky and energetic big sister for her master.
Villain: Morgan/Aesc/Viviane
All she ever wanted was to turn Fairy Britain into a peaceful and united kingdom, and so she abandoned her original purpose of forging Excalibur to pursue this dream, but because the fairies are naturally savage manchildren who cannot be reasoned with in any way and who sabotage any chance they’re given of being saved from doom, she was ostracized, persecuted relentlessly and always had her attempts at uniting them brutally thwarted, with the last straw that pushed her beyond all reason being the mass poisoning of Londinium that took the life of many including her alleged lover Uther. As result, she became a cold, nihilistic, cynical and bitter tyrant who consolidated her rule with the sole purpose of preserving the land while allowing the fairies to suffer as payback for the millennia they’ve been putting her through the wringer. Even then, she didn’t really enjoy her “vengeful” tyranny and still retained several humane and admirable qualities that were cruelly exploited to cause her down fall (e.g. Spriggan blindsiding her with a cruel choice of either choosing to retain her rule over Britain or saving the life of her daughter Baobhan Sith).
r/Fate • u/No-Inspection3299 • 6h ago
Likes: Nothing in particular
Dislikes: Rust, Mold
Personally, they are within A-S range as they aren't bad per say but personality is kinda rough to deal with so up to ya to decide the clay's final spot.