#fgo hassan-i-sabbah

[sakuraswordly]

Source: 【公式】Fate/Grand Order

[kikaruuni]

Fate Grand Order material IV [Digital] part 3

[the8thsphynx]

“Hearken… the Evening Bell tolls thy name…”

[King Hassan & Master OC]

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[kiwikipedia]

This is basically how my main Assassins act all the time. Poor Gray and her Murder Family

[dailyfigures]

Hassan of Serenity ; Fate/Grand Order ☆ PLUM

[camelots-rose]

So I'm playing the Nero event or to be more precise the Hassan battle, and I really wish we got to see the other personas more often.

Don't get me wrong, I like Asako, but I would love to see Gozour, Macour, or Zayd outside of events or even use one of them as a spiritron since we do have character models as well as the portraits for those three that could be repurpose as one.

[nu-omicron-alpha-eta]

Fate Grand Order Servant Comparisons

Hassan-i-Sabbah & Order of Assassins

Left - FGO

Right - 19th century engraving

Note: All nineteen leaders are currently Wraiths considered Heroic Spirit Candidates that have yet to properly ascend to the Throne of Heroes.

[semimindless]

Hassan of the Comically Large Spoon.

[tamamita]

back when i was playing fgo, I was deeply fascinated by king hassan, is he an important figure in islam

He's he founder of the Tariqat al-Hashashin (Order of the Assassins) as well as being the founder of the Shi'a Nizari Ismailiyya sub-branch. Initially a Twelver Shi'a, Hassan i Sabbah converted to the Sevener branch and believed that the next in line in the Ismailyya Imamate after the Fatimid Caliph/Imam al-Mustansir was his son al-Nizar, while the vizier of the Caliph claimed that he had appointed al-Nizar's younger brother al-Musta'ali as the successor, thus leading to a schism between those who belong to the Nizari sub-branch and the Musta'ali sub-branch. Nizar began his revolt to reclaim the caliphate, but ultimately lost. Hassan i Sabbah would go on to become the dai (missionary) of the Nizaris and would go on to form the Nizari branch and the order of Assassins, while the Fatimid caliph remained under the rule of al-Musta'ali until the Ayyubids under the control of Salah-ad-Deen defeated them.

Hassan i Sabbah is an important person for he laid the foundation of one of the oldest living sub-branches of Shi'a Islam with a continuous chain of Imams and a current living Imam. Both the Nizari and Musta'ali Ismailiyyas exist today.

[drag-on-dra-goon]

Gramps when he finally meets Gawain:

Inspired by this modern classic

[the-anime-void]

The Evening Bell tolls...

Gramps is one of my all time favorite servants, so I'm very excited to talk about a theory of his true origins and name. Hopefully this will be the first in many Servant Analysis and Lore videos.

[melusineisthebestest]

Y'know I've seen some people say that First Hassan's death giving abilities don't count as his Zanbaniya because it's a blessing God gave him rather than a miracle he achieved. These people are gravely mistaken.

First Hassan has no blessings or gifts. Even "Protection of the Faith" isn't actually divine protection. It's the manifestation of belief and willpower made into an ability.

The First Hassan trained in the Valley of the Shadow of Death, stripped himself of his flesh and dug out his own organs until he became that very shadow of his own accord. He was a human man, no gifts nor blessings, only faith and determination. He follows the Fate hallmark of a normal human achieving the impossible by their own hand. He became Death on his own.

Sure it's not trchnically called his Zanbaniya, but what else would it be?

And yes, this 100% means Fake Assassin from Fate/Strange Fake should be able to do what Gramps does since she mastered all the Zanbaniyas of the 18 previous Hassan-i-Sabah. You cannot change my mind on this.

[worsefgoservantideas]

Mehmed Talaat, first Muslim historical figure to be referred to as "Muslim" in-game.

[kiwikipedia]

Gawain: [swings at Hassan and misses]

Hassan: strike one

Gawain: That’s not how it works!

Gawain: [swings again]

Hassan: strike two

Hassan: once more and thine self is out

Gawain, under his breath: fuck

[sen-nen-yami]

‘‘All that begins must end. So, too, all that lives, dies, and in dying, value finds. Thy vaunted eternity is but hollow slumber. Beast of Disaster, evil born of mankind’s folly, thy benevolence which desired regression shews thy rejection’s roots. Thou fallen god, to beasthood turned, if ‘‘Primordial Mother’‘ be thy title, attend, and hear my name. From the mountain abyss, I come, and only death do I bring. I am the Old Man of the Mountain, the First Hassan-i Sabbah!’‘