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No. However, Servants can be maintained outside of a war at a significantly increased cost, since the Grail doesn't give them mana.
Heh. Heheheh. HEHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Oh yeah, you really aren't familiar with Fate. The long answer is a bit complicated. Short answer is that the Church always says that but they never do....I'd sooner consider a homunculus with no known loyalties and hope to sway them to our side than a Holy Church representative. Shouldn't they be maintaining neutrality?
Heh. Heheheh. HEHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Oh yeah, you really aren't familiar with Fate. The long answer is a bit complicated. Short answer is that the Church always says that but they never do.
Here's your primer on Caren.My reaction to Nurse Ortensia is mostly "who?"
...yes, not familiar with Fate either, what am I even doing here?
It's kind of tricky, and that's why it's so important that this quest takes place in the Hollow Ataraxia timeline, because even though the War ended six months ago in the HA timeline, all the servants from the VN are still around and living their lives doing everyday things. So there is precedent for servants sticking around when there isn't a War.Is summoning a Servant outside of a war possible? We seem to be able to have our own, but I don't really know how the previous quest ended, so there might be special circumstances.
They technically should, but the representative has been involved in every War we've been shown. There is no reason to believe that wouldn't also be the case this time....I'd sooner consider a homunculus with no known loyalties and hope to sway them to our side than a Holy Church representative. Shouldn't they be maintaining neutrality?
Which is mitigated by our girls all having massive storess of mana inside their Soul Gems.No. However, Servants can be maintained outside of a war at a significantly increased cost, since the Grail doesn't give them mana.
Good sir, this is 2012. That word doesn't exist yet.
...doesn't Caren literally still have archer Gil. I don't think she could summon anew.
Caren didn't summon Archer Gil, she just inherited him from daddy. This being a fresh start and a different War means she's up on the chance to summon a servant of her own. At least, that's how I'm treating things. If Enetious wants to come in and tell me "That's not how it works" I would be willing to consider rolling back Caren's ability to summon... Were it not for the fact that Enetious actually okay'd me giving Caren a servant summon when he and I were working on the sequel.
Is summoning a Servant outside of a war possible? We seem to be able to have our own, but I don't really know how the previous quest ended, so there might be special circumstances.
No. However, Servants can be maintained outside of a war at a significantly increased cost, since the Grail doesn't give them mana.
...I'd sooner consider a homunculus with no known loyalties and hope to sway them to our side than a Holy Church representative. Shouldn't they be maintaining neutrality?
Correct you are. Thank you for keeping me on the straight and narrow. No idea where I could have gotten that word from, since this is 2012 and all.
A master could only summon one servant per war is nothing more than a rule that is built into a Holy Grail War Systems framework. As will all rules of a Holy Grail War, it can be subvented. A master can summon multiple servants, even from a different war.
If thats the case, why don't we just have Homura resummon assassin?
She already did when she summoned True Assassin last time. In order to 'summon twice' you need the spiritual core of another Servant to perform a sort of 'mulligan' which only works on 'false' Servants (or Servants that the Grail doesn't count). Thing is, that would mean summoning a Servant just for the sake of backstabbing them so that Homura can resummon Serenity, so that's probably not something we should (or can for that matter) do.Homura would need to have knowledge about how the Holy Grail War systems work. As she lacks the required knowledge, she can't do it.
She already did when she summoned True Assassin last time. In order to 'summon twice' you need the spiritual core of another Servant to perform a sort of 'mulligan' which only works on 'false' Servants (or Servants that the Grail doesn't count). Thing is, that would mean summoning a Servant just for the sake of backstabbing them so that Homura can resummon Serenity, so that's probably not something we should (or can for that matter) do.
By the way, I'm not pulling these rules out of my ***- this is actually what Zouken needed in order to summon Assassin. The reason why Homura can do the same thing despite having her own Servant is because Jack was technically still alive, and thus counted as 'swapping contracts' under the Grail's eyes, which is a perfectly legal action.
So am I.Jefardi is referring to why Homura just can't resummon Serenity.
I kinda forgot about that, yeah. Probably not going to end up important, though. Maybe.
Unless you want me to write up more stat sheets, I don't have anything I could contribute to any bios or something like that. However, I can say that Caren's sheet cuts off in the middle.If you've got new things to add to what you already gave me, I'll gladly take those.
Well, I did kind of hide from you the fact that the sequel took place after a 17 month timeskip., and I've always wondered if not knowing that impacted the profiles you already gave me. SO yeah, if you want to try your hand at more recent profiles, then go ahead. You've got my blessing.Unless you want me to write up more stat sheets, I don't have anything I could contribute to any bios or something like that. However, I can say that Caren's sheet cuts off in the middle.
It's a reference to the Japanese words for blue and green. Ao (blue) starts with A, the same as Asunaro, the city where the Saints are from. Midori (green) starts with M, the same as Mitakihara, the city where the PMHQ are from. Unoriginal? Probably, but I chose it because it's an easy way to remember which faction is which by referring to their place of origin, rather than making us remember something more arbitrary like Red or Black.Hmm, Servants of Green and Servants of Blue. Interesting color choices.
t's a reference to the Japanese words for blue and green. Ao (blue) starts with A, the same as Asunaro, the city where the Saints are from. Midori (green) starts with M, the same as Mitakihara, the city where the PMHQ are from. Unoriginal? Probably, but I chose it because it's an easy way to remember which faction is which by referring to their place of origin, rather than making us remember something more arbitrary like Red or Black.
Well, if that was something I was planning on having happen, do you really think I'd tell you this early? Now you have to double-meta me and ask yourself "Is his explanation the real reason, or is that just a cover to obscure the real real reason?"And here I was, thinking it was some Meta reason like: "Oh, Blue and Green are similar colors. Is this some secret sign that the teams aren't that different? Are they going to end up teaming up against some greater threat?"
Well, if that was something I was planning on having happen, do you really think I'd tell you this early? Now you have to double-meta me and ask yourself "Is his explanation the real reason, or is that just a cover to obscure the real real reason?"