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Yeah, we can have the castle of the goddess and have them make the pact if you want.

So when should we bring in psychopath one and two?

Just gettin' over this horrible cold and discussing Crossover Cove details with DT. Other than that, not much.

'Eyyyyyy. How's it goin'?

Pretty much, yeah.

Well that's true, but let's allow our Caster to have strong stats in exchange for that, just so it's not a class to avoid.

Just like everything else has. Caster's gonna get buggered, I swear.

Just as examples? Sun Ce, Dian Wei, Lancelot (because he can use anything). Essentially I think they'd focus in blunt or very heavy weapons, like great axes or hammers. They'd be slower that some of the other Servants, but make up for it in sheer power.

If you think it'll add appeal to somebody, then sure, I see no reason not to. And it helps to have an odd number of fighting Servants, since then you don't just get people pairing off into duels.

8. Ruler is an exception. He isn't a Servant there to compete, but to precide over the conflict.

They'd be called Mauler or something like that.

Having played a lot of the games based off of it (granted, those exagerate things a lot in terms of weapon size, but otherwise they stay faithful to the weapons themselves), I can assure you that many do. In any case, blunt weapons are incredibly useful against heavy armour, so most warriors took at least a mace or something with them onto the battlefield.

Yes, I do. I failed.

Research "War of the Three Kingdoms". About half of the characters in that use blunt weapons, and they're all well-known chinese warriors from the feudal era.

There's plenty that do actually. Mostly greek heroes.

Randomly thinking: why is there not a class that uses hammers or other blunt weapons? Berserker almost counts, but not everyone that used blunt weapons went crazy.

Saber could use "The Sword of Promised Victory" on account that Saber is generally seen as the strongest class (hence promised victory) and a good swordsman is said to be one with their weapon.

Ah. Then that's still perfect.

Let's hear them?

Basically allows them to get away from and survive a battle that they're losing, without risk of death. I'd say depending on one's rank in it, it would only be able to be used a certain number of times, but that's getting too close to gameplay mechanics.

Not a bad idea.

Battle Continuation seems to fit. To quote Javik: "Vengeance is the goal, not suicide."