Whelp, guess it's time to convince people. (are we allowed to say who our Servants are now or is that for the IC?).
My Rider's main selling point is the fact that he needs very little healing alongside a flashy and powerful NP that makes him damn hard to kill outright on top of being strong in terms of hits. He can serve the place of an off-tank, taking powerful hits that would put other Heroic Spirits out of commision without getting taken out of the fight. He also has a more situational NP that could cripple or even remove another Servant outright if it goes off.
He's also a lover of art, particularly of written works, and would preferably like a Master who shares his likes (be forewarned, though; he can be a bit of a prima donna when it comes to judging works).
As for the Archer, he has a strong NP with multiple uses. It's most powerful use has devastating strength and AoE alongside an admittedly high cast time. He also has another, more secretive NP that can be considered a game-changer if used (although, there is a pretty steep cost for it). He serves as an artillery Archer that's at his strongest at night (may need to keep that in mind when making a strategy).
He can be a bit temperamental, though, particularly when put in a bad situation (although that usually comes out in scathing remarks). He also really doesn't like wolves or wolf-like things.
Honestly, you could just get rid of my Saber option. It's of considerably lesser quality in comparison to the other two (IMO anyways) and would probably just be a detriment; I'd honestly be shocked if no one else made a better Saber sheet than mine.
My Rider's main selling point is the fact that he needs very little healing alongside a flashy and powerful NP that makes him damn hard to kill outright on top of being strong in terms of hits. He can serve the place of an off-tank, taking powerful hits that would put other Heroic Spirits out of commision without getting taken out of the fight. He also has a more situational NP that could cripple or even remove another Servant outright if it goes off.
He's also a lover of art, particularly of written works, and would preferably like a Master who shares his likes (be forewarned, though; he can be a bit of a prima donna when it comes to judging works).
As for the Archer, he has a strong NP with multiple uses. It's most powerful use has devastating strength and AoE alongside an admittedly high cast time. He also has another, more secretive NP that can be considered a game-changer if used (although, there is a pretty steep cost for it). He serves as an artillery Archer that's at his strongest at night (may need to keep that in mind when making a strategy).
He can be a bit temperamental, though, particularly when put in a bad situation (although that usually comes out in scathing remarks). He also really doesn't like wolves or wolf-like things.
Honestly, you could just get rid of my Saber option. It's of considerably lesser quality in comparison to the other two (IMO anyways) and would probably just be a detriment; I'd honestly be shocked if no one else made a better Saber sheet than mine.
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