Confringentur 2; a Madoka Magica / Fate/Stay Night sequel

At any rate, I need for you to explain how Gay Clown's Gay Clown Scissors would work if you want me to use them. Archer plants them around the museum, and then what? Do they home in on the enemy by burrowing through the ground, or do they just hop on anyone that leaves the museum? What happens once they're attached? Do they explode automatically, are they on a timer, or is it detonate-on-command? How strong is the explosion, and how much would be left of the person being blown up after the fact?
It summons spiritual bombs within it's range, and if someone with magic circuits are within the bomb's radius they can "explode" and implant a curse within said target's magic circuits per bomb, either in either eye, their flank, a knee, or spinal cord depending on what the user wants. A person can only be implanted with up to five of these curses - one per body part - which'll explode whenever the user of the Noble Phantasm wishes it. There can only be a maximum of 30 bombs deployed at any given moment, either in it's initial bomb/clock form, or inside a person ready for detonation.
 
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It summons spiritual bombs within it's range, and if someone with magic circuits are within the bomb's radius they can "explode" and implant a curse within said target's magic circuits per bomb, either in either eye, their flank, a knee, or spinal cord depending on what the user wants. A person can only be implanted with up to five of these curses - one per body part - which'll explode whenever the user of the Noble Phantasm wishes it. There can only be a maximum of 30 bombs deployed at any given moment, either in it's initial bomb/clock form, or inside a person ready for detonation.
So they can travel through several dozen meters of solid concrete and steel in order to reach their target, where they curse on contact. What do these curses do? Just an explosion? How large is the blast radius? Say you attach a bomb to the knee- Does the bomb just blow the knee up, take the entire leg, is the blast radius large enough to destroy the entire body?
 
So they can travel through several dozen meters of solid concrete and steel in order to reach their target, where they curse on contact. What do these curses do? Just an explosion? How large is the blast radius? Say you attach a bomb to the knee- Does the bomb just blow the knee up, take the entire leg, is the blast radius large enough to destroy the entire body?
Curses travel as curses do, blame that one angry guy. :V

Though yeah, the initial "explosion" is just a delivery device and I'm pretty sure that doesn't do any damage itself. As for the blast raidus per bomb, it's probably very small but potent enough to completely explode one's magic circuits in the area, so a bomb in the knee would probably take the knee off and subsequently the lower leg attached to it. The real damage is done spiritually, whereupon their magic circuits literally explode, so if something like that is done - unless they produce artificial magic circuits somehow - those magic circuits will never be usable again even if the physical part is regenerated.

Now, if one detonated one in the eye, it might kill a Puella Magi - though it might not due to their physiology - and will probably kill a Servant unless they have some kind of personal skill/NP that could possibly prevent them from dying.
 
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Just saying, but doesn't Archer need to see a Noble Phantasm in order to use it? He probably got most of his current NP's from watching Gilgamesh fight, but where in the hell would he see Mephistopheles' blades to copy the NP?
 
Just saying, but doesn't Archer need to see a Noble Phantasm in order to use it?
We can, as his stand-in for Alaya, send info. That's how he got Carnwennan.

Curses travel as curses do, blame that one angry guy.
To quote the wiki:
It is a type of curse that intentionally introduces bugs into the Magic Circuits and the spiritual bodies of Servants,
So the curse is delivered through bugs, I think. So that's the delivery method.

Though yeah, the initial "explosion" is just a delivery device and I'm pretty sure that doesn't do any damage itself. As for the blast raidus per bomb, it's probably very small but potent enough to completely explode one's magic circuits in the area, so a bomb in the knee would probably take the knee off and subsequently the lower leg attached to it.
Agreed with you here; the wiki doesn't give much on the explosion, that would have to be fanon. However;

The real damage is done spiritually, whereupon their magic circuits literally explode, so if something like that is done - unless they produce artificial magic circuits somehow - those magic circuits will never be usable again even if the physical part is regenerated.
Well, problem.
At this time, a resistance check against curses occurs.
So unfortunately, anyone with a good degree of magic resistance is going to null these bombs, unlike Origin Bullets. If there's a bounded field, and by the lord I refuse to believe there isn't, then it's not all too viable; Ticktock Bomb is generally weak against Magic Resistance, which being Magical Girls with a mana quantity reaching into 5000~ on average they do have quite a bit of by sheer mana quantity, they're resistant to it.
 
The real damage is done spiritually, whereupon their magic circuits literally explode, so if something like that is done - unless they produce artificial magic circuits somehow - those magic circuits will never be usable again even if the physical part is regenerated.
This is starting to sound uncomfortably Origin Round-ey, despite the point Plague is raising.
 
Curses travel as curses do, blame that one angry guy. :V

Though yeah, the initial "explosion" is just a delivery device and I'm pretty sure that doesn't do any damage itself. As for the blast raidus per bomb, it's probably very small but potent enough to completely explode one's magic circuits in the area, so a bomb in the knee would probably take the knee off and subsequently the lower leg attached to it. The real damage is done spiritually, whereupon their magic circuits literally explode, so if something like that is done - unless they produce artificial magic circuits somehow - those magic circuits will never be usable again even if the physical part is regenerated.

Now, if one detonated one in the eye, it might kill a Puella Magi - though it might not due to their physiology - and will probably kill a Servant unless they have some kind of personal skill/NP that could possibly prevent them from dying.
In other words, this isn't gonna work because that would be anti-climactic.

I mean that only half-jokingly.
 
So unfortunately, anyone with a good degree of magic resistance is going to null these bombs, unlike Origin Bullets. If there's a bounded field, and by the lord I refuse to believe there isn't, then it's not all too viable; Ticktock Bomb is generally weak against Magic Resistance, which being Magical Girls with a mana quantity reaching into 5000~ on average they do have quite a bit of by sheer mana quantity, they're resistant to it.
Having higher amounts of Od doesn't equate to Magic Resistance - especially against a Noble Phantasm - otherwise most Casters would have it, or someone like Illyasviel von Einzbern would have it. Granted those that do have it have a chance to not have their spiritual organs ruptured depending on a metaphysical d20 check, you are correct, or those that have even more special resistances as I'm pretty sure there's a Servant or two immune/resistant to Curses. :p

Not sure how the "bugs" operate, that's be up to SVS to decide assuming that vote wins out (which it probably won't). They could be spiritual due to them infecting a spiritual organ, or they could be physical things, idk. Bounded Fields can only do so much, and if they don't have a Caster from the Age of Gods it probably won't do anything to block a Noble Phantasm's effects unless they have some kind of specialized NP in defense.

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This is starting to sound uncomfortably Origin Round-ey, despite the point Plague is raising.
It's not all or nothing, only some magic Circuits could become inoperable in a localized area in the body. Plus some Servants - read the Knight classes - would be particularly resistant to spiritual damage against this NP. Worst it'll do is prevent a Puella Magi from using their magic from a part of their body or something, and somewhat reduce their mana output, if Archer decides to detonate the bombs in their Magic Circuits; that's not to mention the physical trauma that would be involved depending on where it happens.
 
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otherwise most Casters would have it
They do. It's a function of most basic magecraft, even if it isn't as good as most stuff. That's the entire reason why Artoria has such high Magic Resistance. Here;
Resistance (抗魔力, Kōmaryoku?), a power inherent to anyone with Magic Circuits, the capacity to resist spells which aim to control the target by the spiritual medium (those along the lines of sleep, paralysis and coercion). By circulating magical energy inside one's Circuits, one can reject outside magical energy that tries to invade his/her self.
So basically anyone that can use mana has magic resistance. And if you need even more proof;
Caster, however, is an exception. She can disrupt even completed spells due to her absurd amount of magical energy and because the structure of modern Magecraft's spells are far inferior to those of her time.
Pay attention to 'due to her absurd amount of magical energy'. That does go to show that having the ability to resist mana and having lots of magical energy = more magic resistance, even if they're not always 1-1.

Edit: Forgot to provide a link to the source, here.
 
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Not sure how the "bugs" operate, that's be up to SVS to decide assuming that vote wins out (which it probably won't)
We're currently 3-1 in favour of Plague's vote. Now, I'm not discounting the possibility of a surprise upset, but you're probably right.
and if they don't have a Caster from the Age of Gods it probably won't do anything to block a Noble Phantasm's effects unless they have some kind of specialized NP in defense.
They have Ramesses and Sigurd. One is basically a Caster for all the magic bullshit he has at his disposal, and the other qualifies for the Caster class through the use of his runes- The same runes that Bryn taught us how to use, as a matter of fact. I think the Saints are set on servants capable of setting up Bounded Fields. This discounting whatever their actual Caster is capable of, assuming his Caster powers are able to compete with theirs.
 
They do. It's a function of most basic magecraft, even if it isn't as good as most stuff. That's the entire reason why Artoria has such high Magic Resistance. Here;

So basically anyone that can use mana has magic resistance. And if you need even more proof;

Pay attention to 'due to her absurd amount of magical energy'. That does go to show that having the ability to resist mana and having lots of magical energy = more magic resistance, even if they're not always 1-1.

Edit: Forgot to provide a link to the source, here.
... Uh. This NP isn't modern Magecraft, nor is it trying to control a target through a spiritual medium. 😅
They have Ramesses and Sigurd. One is basically a Caster for all the magic bullshit he has at his disposal, and the other qualifies for the Caster class through the use of his runes- The same runes that Bryn taught us how to use, as a matter of fact. I think the Saints are set on servants capable of setting up Bounded Fields. This discounting whatever their actual Caster is capable of, assuming his Caster powers are able to compete with theirs.
Hm, point, they'd probably have to step outside in order to be affected, assuming there's a strong enough field surrounding their base. Or Archer could shoot a Gae Dearg through it, either or. 🤔
 
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I think that settles it in my mind for PlaguePaladin. It's too early to play one card of what could be a full hand later when they don't even know we have them up our sleeve. Even if the bombs do some damage, that comes at the cost of alerting them and making them put up more defences. They may even relocate, making our gained info useless. Just take the info and leave.
 
I agree, we really shouldn't be attacking right now considering the museum is likely the Saint's base and wasting that info on an attack that probably wouldn't do much of anything isn't wise.

Also, aren't most Magical Girl's "Magic Circuits" their Soul Gem, I feel like if you detonated any kind of bomb inside one of those it'd just shatter right?
 
... Uh. This NP isn't modern Magecraft
The earliest version of Faust comes from 1772 and 1775, however the version most people are familiar with the 1808 publication of Faust, Part One*, following the earlier 1790 publication of Faust, a Fragment which was the first time any part of the story appeared in print. It's far and away not magic from the AoG, even if the early 1770's isn't "modern" magecraft. You might have had a point in trying to argue that it isn't "modern" if FGO's version of Mephistopheles were an actual demon, but he's not. He's a homunculus created by Faust, which means his magecraft cannot possibly be earlier than the earliest date of publication.

*That is, Part One is the first complete version of the story everyone knows, and is the basis for every subsequent retelling. I doubt many people casually familiar with the story of Faust have ever actually read the 1808 publication.
 
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The earliest version of Faust comes from 1772 and 1775, however the version most people are familiar with the 1808 publication of Faust, Part One*, following the earlier 1790 publication of Faust, a Fragment which was the first time any part of the story appeared in print. It's far and away not magic from the AoG, even if the early 1770's isn't "modern" magecraft. You might have had a point in trying to argue that it isn't "modern" if FGO's version of Mephistopheles were an actual demon, but he's not. He's a homunculus created by Faust, which means his magecraft cannot possibly be earlier than the earliest date of publication.

*That is, Part One is the first complete version of the story everyone knows, and is the basis for every subsequent retelling. I doubt many people casually familiar with the story of Faust have ever actually read the 1808 publication.
As interesting as this was, what I meant was it isn't Magecraft at all. It's a Noble Phantasm. :p

A Noble Phantasm doesn't connect to a Foundation like Magecraft does, it's a crystallization of a Heroic Spirit's legend using the Hero's legend as a Foundation instead. Sure, some NPs are Magecraft or accesses Foundations like Magecraft does - or they have a Magecraft that substitutes in for their "Noble Phantasm" like Archer's Reality Marble which explicitly isn't an NP - but Mephistopheles' is just a regular Noble Phantasm.
 
I still don't see why Archer would be able to project it? Nothing in it's description even implies that Ticktock Bomb is tied to Mephistopheles' blades. It's explicitly a "curse" which at least to me implies it's a technique based NP. All in all it comes down to whether or not SVS allows it.
 
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Day 3 Chapter 5
[X] Keep watch for a little while longer; maybe she'll come out



"I'm glad to see you're feeling better compared to this morning."

After lunch, you decide to take a moment in order to talk to Kyouko in private. Well, private might be a bit much; it's hard to find a place to be private in a school, especially during the after-lunch rush when everyone is trying to get back to class before the next period. But your chosen meeting place is private enough. "I don't know what Sayaka already said to you about this, but I want you to know that I'm here for you. If you ever need to talk, or even just vent about something, I'm willing to listen."

Kyouko fusses, but she noticeably does not refute you. "I mean, anything I'd say to ya would just be a repeat of what I said ta Sayaka," she says. One awkward shuffle later sees Kyouko facing away from you; perhaps just so she doesn't have you facing her if she needs to cry. "I wish I could punch that stupid cat-eared bitch right in her dumb ugly face. Even though it was just a burnt-up wreck, it's still got a lotta meaning ta me, ya know? It's like... Yer from Tokyo originally, right? It'd be like if the place where you used ta live burned down; even though ya ain't lived there in a long time, it still means something to ya, don't it?"

You can barely remember what that luxury apartment overlooking the Meguro River looked like. To you, memories of the life you lived in Tokyo's Shinagawa Ward are those from a lifetime ago. But that apartment is the last place you ever saw your mother before she died. "I suppose you have a point," you say. "It would feel like someone had taken away the only thing that's left of my mother."

"That's how I feel. I mean sure, there's the stuff my dad did at the end, but I still got a lotta good memories too; of mom, and dad, and Momo. I lost the picture I had of Momo back when Wallyworld attacked, and now that the church is gone it's like I lost it all over again."

You place a hand on Kyouko's shoulder, and say to her "You're a strong girl. I know you'll get through this no matter how much it hurts. We're all here for you if you need any of us."

"Thanks, Spooky. But..." Kyouko picked your hand up off her shoulder, as her cherry eyes roamed around the currently-empty toilet. "I mean, me and Sayaka already went over this stuff, so if yer not gunna let me stick my tongue down yer throat it ain't like there's a reason fer us ta still be here."

"I hope I'm not interrupting anything important." Oh thank the gods, it's Archer. His timing is impeccable, and his presence gives you a way out of dealing with the embarrassing statement Kyouko has just issued. "But I've got some information I think you'll want to hear."

"I'm free,"
you reply. Anything to not have to think about kissing Kyouko. "What do you have?"

"While I was doing reconnaissance in Asunaro, I spotted Kanna Niko while she was out for a stroll. I followed her to, get this, the local teddy bear museum. Did you know Asunaro has one of those?"

"I did not know that."
A teddy bear museum? Madoka likes stuffed animals; maybe once this is all over she might like to go and visit that museum? Yeah, that sounds like it could be a fun date. "I hope that's not the extent of your report."

"Well, it's been a little while and she hasn't come out yet. I've circled the building a few times, but I haven't spotted her through any of the windows. I'm not certain, but I've got a hunch that this place might be where the Saints are operating out of."

"Why would they have chosen a teddy bear museum as their base of operations, though?"

"One of them has the ability to command an army of teddy bear familiars; you think there might be a connection?"

"It's the best lead we've got so far. What's the museum called? I can do some digging when I get home, maybe see if there's something I can dig up that we can use."

"It's called Angelica Bears." Angelica Bears...
You'll have to remember the name, just in case it turns out to be something Madoka would be interested in visiting later on. "It's a pretty unassuming place, aside from potentially being the enemy stronghold. Maybe when this all blows over you'd want to take Madoka to see some of the exhibits? I know she likes stuffed animals."

"Funny, I was actually thinking the same thing."
That settles it; you're taking Madoka to see the teddy bear museum once things have quieted down. "I want you to keep your eyes peeled for Kanna Niko for a little while longer. If the Saints are using the museum as their base of operations, it's likely she won't be leaving again for awhile. If you don't see her, then we'll at least know something is up that warrants further investigation."

"Right. I'll get out of your hair now so you can go back to class."


You've barely said goodbye to your father before Kyouko asks "So, are we gunna make out now, or what? 'Cause if we're doing this, we ain't got a whole lotta time before class starts again."

"I think I'll pass," you have to say. "You aren't Madoka, and I doubt Sayaka would appreciate you sticking your tongue down another girl's throat." Those words sound so weird coming out of your mouth, considering you and Madoka haven't yet used your tongues when kissing. "Now, let's get back to class so I can forget you ever asked that of me."



Finally, you think as the last bell of the day rings. You pack your things into your bag and make ready to head out when Sayaka approaches your desk, stopping you to ask "Hey Homura, you wanna go to the mall with me and Kyouko?" You weren't expecting an invite from Sayaka, much less when there are other things you should be taking care of. Something you're sure she knows. "I was thinking it'd just be us at first, but then I thought maybe you and Hitomi would like to come with us, since I doubt you'll have much time to just hang out in the future."

"What were you thinking we would do at the mall?"

Sayaka shrugged her shoulders. "I dunno," she said, evidently having not thought that far ahead. "We could go to the arcade, go shopping, get something to eat at the food court... You know, just general hanging out stuff, I guess. It's been awhile since we just hung out together, you know? So, you interested?"

A few desks over, you catch Kyouko approaching Hitomi, presumably about the same offer which Sayaka has presented you with.

Do you
[ ] Accept; you can take one afternoon to hang out with friends
-[ ] What's your mall plan for the afternoon? (write-in)
[ ] Reject
-[ ] You've got team stuff to do; and Kyouko should be coming with you, not Sayaka
-[ ] It's too dangerous to be wandering around when there are enemies on he loose
-[ ] Madoka has one of her clubs today, and you don't want to make her feel left out
-[ ] Other reason for rejecting Sayaka's offer (write-in)
--[ ] What are you doing instead?
---[ ] Team exercises
---[ ] Rune/magecraft practice
---[ ] Go home and do your homework
---[ ] Other (write-in)
[ ] Other (write-in)​
 
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[x]Plan Preparing for a Date/Battle
-[x] Reject
--[x] Madoka has one of her clubs today, and you don't want to make her feel left out
---[x] What are you doing instead?
----[x] Rune/magecraft practice
----[x] Researching a Teddy Bear museum
 
I'm tempted to just have Homura accept and socialize, but if the day before was any indication the Pleiades Saints are treating this like an all out war where anything goes at any time. It would be way too dangerous for Homura to hang out with Sayaka at a time like this when they don't even know the full roster of the Saints nor if they'll be striking again soon.

[] NMS

Going @NMS for now, though perhaps you should specify another reason in that the Saints are directly targeting Homura and the rest of the Quintet, and that her hanging out with Sayaka at this time would be incredibly dangerous since the Saints could attack at any given moment.

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Oh, also @SVS, what's your ruling on Ame-no-Sakahoko? It isn't a Divine Construct, and is a recreation of the original that bound Oryou to their mountain in Japanese mythology, though it seems that it's a specialized Anti-Spirit/Servant weapon. Thoughts?
 
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I'm tempted to just have Homura accept and socialize, but if the day before was any indication the Pleiades Saints are treating this like an all out war where anything goes at any time. It would be way too dangerous for Homura to hang out with Sayaka at a time like this when they don't even know the full roster of the Saints nor if they'll be striking again soon.

Going @NMS for now, though perhaps you should specify another reason in that the Saints are directly targeting Homura and the rest of the Quintet, and that her hanging out with Sayaka at this time would be incredibly dangerous since the Saints could attack at any given moment.
Your logic is sound, but the problem with this line of reasoning is that Kyouko is also going with Sayaka, meaning she's still going to be in danger even if we don't go with her. That goes for Hitomi as well if she decides to go with them.
Oh, also @SVS, what's your ruling on Ame-no-Sakahoko? It isn't a Divine Construct, and is a recreation of the original that bound Oryou to their mountain in Japanese mythology, though it seems that it's a specialized Anti-Spirit/Servant weapon. Thoughts?
I don't know. Can you explain what this means in plain English?
churn space and time while calculating its formation and return all encompassed structures, matter, meaning, and fate to primordial chaos. In the case of a servant becoming the target, the structure of the Spirit Origin is nullified and cut from space and time. This Noble Phantasm embodies a reversed flow of entropy into the netherworld.
Because this sounds like it's just "Oh, you're a servant? Dead" and that's the kind of fight-cheesing that gets something banned.
 
Because this sounds like it's just "Oh, you're a servant? Dead" and that's the kind of fight-cheesing that gets something banned.
As far as I can tell, it pretty much just turns the target into goop, including Servants, and erases their souls. Even if we're going by the raw Japanese version and eschewing FGO entirely, it has the power to raise entire landmasses effortlessly. Which is the power associated with Authorities, meaning that even if it isn't technically a Divine Construct, it's effectively one. How the f*** is it B rank? TYPE-MOON, PLEASE! JUST MAKE SENSE FOR ONCE!
 
Your logic is sound, but the problem with this line of reasoning is that Kyouko is also going with Sayaka, meaning she's still going to be in danger even if we don't go with her. That goes for Hitomi as well if she decides to go with them.
Ah yes, that's a good point.

[] Plan Rogal Dorn
-[] Reject
--[] Madoka has one of her clubs today, and you don't want to make her feel left out
---[] Telepathically inform Kyoko to keep Rider near them at all times on the lookout and ready to exfiltrate them if the Saints try to attack them in broad daylight; you'll keep Archer ready to level their apparent base with extreme prejudice if the Saints take things to their civilian lives and put many others in danger by proximity
-[] Coordinate with Oriko and Lancer, Caster, and Assassin if she wishes to aid the war effort, in constructing a base of operations and fortifying it as much as possible through Runes, Territory Creation, and Noble Phantasms
--[] You could search for optimum base locations to set up at by consulting Oriko and Caster, ideally someplace between in between all of their residences along the local leyline/river
--[] Keep in touch with Archer throughout all of the base construction plans to get his advice from time to time on how to prevent certain avenues of attack (Eye of the Mind (True)) as well as getting updates on the Saints' movements, and check in with Kyoko periodically
---[] (Archer) If Assassin needs an incentive to participate in base construction other than the fact that it's necessary for the war effort, offer her one of your "items" that'll boost her physical parameters back up to snuff next time they get into battle (Goddess of War: War God's Military Sash) through Homura

They need a base of operations where the Saints would hesitate to attack them, especially one that's reinforced heavily by Primordial Runes from the Age of Gods as well as a Territory - one doesn't attack a Magus in their own workshop after all. Otherwise what's to stop them from leveling wherever they're at if they're not at the Mikuni Mansion? Also it'll allow them to cut down on travel times which was a problem during the first part.

Like Archer used in the battle against Walpurgisnacht, he could project Goddess of War for Assassin to bring her back up to her OP close-ranged prime, to an extent. I'm sure she would really appreciate being able to contribute how she wants to as opposed to her current situation which is earning her ire. Having two general Primordial Rune users, a barrier Primoridal Rune specialist, and Gilgamesh constructing a base on the local leyline should make for quite a formidable fortress that won't share the same fate as Sakura Church instantly, Ramses II or not.

Archer is very good at making plans of action against targets using his Eye of the Mind, and therefore will be a very useful advisor while they construct the thing since he's the only one with the skill out of all of them (aside barring maybe Homura in the non-Servant equivalent).
I don't know. Can you explain what this means in plain English?
Because this sounds like it's just "Oh, you're a servant? Dead" and that's the kind of fight-cheesing that gets something banned.
It is the power of spiritual deconstruction, the opposite of Izanagi and Izanami's act of creation. In this case, it would simply target a Servant's Spirit Origin and effectively deconstruct it by cutting it off from time and space. Sooo guessing this is on the banlist then?

EDIT: This plan's a no-go
 
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-[X] Coordinate with Oriko and Lancer, Caster, and Assassin if she wishes to aid the war effort, in constructing a base of operations and fortifying it as much as possible through Runes, Territory Creation, and Noble Phantasms
--[X] You could search for optimum base locations to set up at by consulting Oriko and Caster, ideally someplace between in between all of their residences along the local leyline/river

They need a base of operations where the Saints would hesitate to attack them, especially one that's reinforced heavily by Primordial Runes from the Age of Gods as well as a Territory - one doesn't attack a Magus in their own workshop after all. Otherwise what's to stop them from leveling wherever they're at if they're not at the Mikuni Mansion? Also it'll allow them to cut down on travel times which was a problem during the first part.
Mami's apartment complex is essentially the Fuyuki Hyatt, circa 1994, courtesy of Gil's Territory Creation. I know it's still a pretty long ways away from where Oriko and Kirika live, but it is an incredibly tough nut to crack, barring a depressed assassin and some high explosives.

Looking at the map I drew of Mitakihara's leylines and the placement of Homura and Mami's residences relative to where I have Shirome located, I don't think it would be possible to set up a base that's both equidistant from where everyone lives and situated along a leyline, because equidistant of Homura, Mami, and Oriko would probably put the base somewhere in Uptown, maybe a little further north than the hospital, and that's about as far away from the city's leylines as you can get.
---[X] (Archer) If Assassin needs an incentive to participate in base construction other than the fact that it's necessary for the war effort, offer her one of your "items" that'll boost her physical parameters back up to snuff next time they get into battle (Goddess of War: War God's Military Sash) through Homura
Not a bad suggestion, but you've actually got it the other way around. Assassin has the same physical parameters as Cu, and nobody's saying he has poor physical paramters. No, what actually gets Assassin's goat is her skills; both her class skills and her personal skills are severely reduced in rank, and she's saddled with a useless Presence Concealment she doesn't want or need. If we want to get on her good side by giving her some slick bling, we're better off giving her something to boost the rank of her skills, not her physical parameters.
It is the power of spiritual deconstruction, the opposite of Izanagi and Izanami's act of creation. In this case, it would simply target a Servant's Spirit Origin and effectively deconstruct it by cutting it off from time and space. Sooo guessing this is on the banlist then?
I knew I would have to ban the stuff that directly targeted the Soul Gem or that nullified contracts. But I never assumed I would also have to worry about NPs that just turn a servant to goop outright. Got any other potentially game-breaking NPs hiding inside your doctorate we should know about?
 
Mami's apartment complex is essentially the Fuyuki Hyatt, circa 1994, courtesy of Gil's Territory Creation.
Though I do hope they remembered to reinforce the base of the building this time?

If we want to get on her good side by giving her some slick bling, we're better off giving her something to boost the rank of her skills, not her physical parameters.
Might I then suggest the Sword of Paracelsus? We've traced it before; and Aife can actually use it to the fullest, unlike us. Question is on if Caren can support it; it is a passive A+ rank, after all, and the reason why we haven't given Diarmuid his spears yet is because Hitomi couldn't handle the extra Noble Phantasms.

[X] Jefardi
 
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