#jia: misc info

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deireadh (nation of death) m.list

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list of my ongoing ocs;

qianzhi ┊ ┊izumi ┊ ┊chunhua ┊ ┊astraea

tsukiko ┊ ┊leila┊ ┊elise ┊ ┊kami

list of my archived ocs;

miriam ┊ ┊melisande ┊ ┊vivienne ┊ ┊ hestia

yuzuki ┊ ┊jia yi ┊ ┊violette ┊ ┊calliope ┊ ┊elizaveta

seraphine ┊ ┊nasira ┊ ┊nerina ┊ ┊malika

anastasia ┊ ┊adele

archived just means as of right now i’m not building their lore and other additions. you will more than likely see my ongoing ocs while scrolling through this blog.

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the detective's notes. 001. my fontaine ocs' lore are wip - as are many of the others. 002. violette & nerina especially are headcanon lore right now and subject to change with more of neuvillette's lore. 003. miriam was a self insert oc. 004. i try to keep to the lore with little bends to fit my oc lore. 005. this blog is a safe place for me to ramble about my ocs. hate and judgement will be deleted & blocked. 006. deireadh is entirely my creation and is based on irish & celtic lore.

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GUO JIA: FATE VERSE INFO (Caster)

Parameters

Strength: D Endurance: D- Agility: B Magical Power: A+ Luck: D Noble Phantasm: A

Personal Skills

King of Strategic Decisions: A+ High-Speed Divine Words: B Magic Resistance (Queen Mother’s Blessing): A Hero Creation: B Divine Illness: B Divinity: E

Class Skills

Territory Creation: B Item Construction: EX

NOBLE PHANTASMS

Lordly Decorum |  Anti-Unit - Self (D) A blue and golden scepter that belonged to Jia in life. There is no phrase that must be uttered for the scepter to appear, as Jia can summon it whenever he wants. The scepter itself is not very useful against opponents, making for a poor melee weapon and afflicting no curses on it’s targets. The scepter mainly boosts Jia’s spellcasting depth , and when he runs low on magical energy, it acts as a final buffer of sorts, allowing him to cast more spells before he over exerts himself (which could lead to a nasty situation for him) or his master. The Ten Points Speech |  Anti-Army (A) This is the famous speech that Jia gave Cao Cao prior to his conflict with Yuan Shao (which detailed the ten advantages Cao Cao had over the latter despite Cao’s inferior numbers) compressed into a noble phantasm. Activated by chanting ‘Master, friends, allow me to show you the path to victory; Ten Points Speech!’, it is an anti-army noble phantasm that effects both allies and enemies (it does not, however, effect Jia).

’Allies’ caught within the area of effect will have a set of advantages (increased strength, endurance, agility, speed, magical resistance, magical power, perception, and luck) bestowed upon them for a time. Allied servants will receive a rank up to each of their parameters and skills,their noble phantasms included, and if an allied servants original skills, parameters, or Noble Phantasms are low enough (E ranking) they will receive a ++ modifier   ontop of their rank ups for those respective areas. If an allied servant  does not possess any perception related skills or magical resistance, they will also temporarily gain Eye of the Mind (False) and Magical Resistance at C rankings.

Allied humans will simply have their abilities increased to superhuman levels, and while they could theoretically stand against a servant in this state defensively, they will not be capable of killing one, not alone. In larger numbers, however, this could change.

’Enemies’ who are caught in The Ten Point Speech’s area of effect will have a set of disadvantages (decreased strength, endurance, agility, speed, magical resistance, magical power, perception, luck, etc) temporarily placed upon them. Mortal enemies will become quite frail as a result, and just as allied servants have each of their parameters and skills increased by one ranking, enemy servants will have each of them decreased by one, with their noble phantasm included. Enemy servants with +’s to any of their skills, parameters, or Noble Phantasms, will have those modifiers stripped as well. Only servants with a Military Tactics or Tactician’s Advice skill of B and beyond can resist the disadvantages placed upon them by this noble phantasm, though there is still a chance of failure that hinges on a luck check for the targets involved. The Divine Mirror (神鏡, Shinkyō -神鏡 Sh��njìng) |  Anti-Unit (C+) An ancient relic created by the gods, The Divine Mirror’s soul purpose was to seal and imprison demons. When the demon Kyubi broke free of their bonds and caused discord in the mortal world, Jia was tasked with stopping them, and to do so, he was given the mirror by one of the Three Divine Sovereigns.

Upon defeating and sealing the demon, Jia returned this mirror to the Divine Sovereigns, but his use of it in the first place has allowed him to manifest the mirror as a noble phantasm. Activated by uttering ‘Your fate has been sealed; it is time for you to take your place within The Divine Mirror. ’, its targets are pulled into a reality marble, where they are trapped indefinitely until said reality marble or the mirror itself are somehow shattered. However, servants that are trapped within the mirror do not usually dwell there forever, as the link to their master is cut off, leaving them without a source of mana keep themselves materialized. The mirror can seal up to three targets at a time (assuming they are close enough), but despite its average ranking, it uses a massive amount of magical energy to function. Even Jia, who possesses a mana parameter of A+, cannot activate this noble phantasm without completely draining himself– which in his case, could be fatal. Being linked to a master is the only way Jia can truly use this noble phantasm, and even then, it could not be used often. Those with high enough magical resistance (A and onward) or divinity (B and onward) can break free of the mirror’s pull with enough determination and a low ceiling luck check, but those of demonic nature or origin will find it nearly impossible to escape from the mirror’s pull, as it was created to seal their kind.

Stratagem, The Flooding of Xiapi | Anti-City (D ~ B) The strategy that Jia devised and implemented during his lord Cao Cao’s attack on Lu Bu at Xiapi. This stratagem was carried out by diverting the Yi and Si River’s flow toward Xiapi, and despite the city’s formidable walls and gates, they were no match for the raging torrents of water that crashed against them, resulting in catastrophic flooding and destruction for the city, along with decimation of the armies stationed within, sealing Lu Bu’s defeat there.

As a Noble Phantasm, The Flooding of Xiapi manifests as a massive, unstoppable wave of magically charged water that is capable of destroying whole city’s with its power,  hence it’s rare Anti-City classification. Individuals caught within the raging flood will take great damage  from the water’s mere force and it’s magical nature, and if they are not outright killed by that initial damage (those with high levels of magic resistance and/or very high END parameters will fair better than others), they will most likely drown (unless they can breathe underwater) as the water’s inescapable currents continually pull them underwater against their will.

However, The Flooding of Xiapi’s overall usage and strength varies depending on how close Jia is to actual rivers in real time, meaning it’s power can range anywhere from D ranking to B, and if he is not at least within a 60 mile radius of a river, the Noble Phantasm cannot be activated. Likewise, the cost for using The Flooding of Xiapi in terms of magical energy increases the stronger it gets, and without a master, Jia will not have enough magical energy to use it above D ranking. Additionally, if The Flooding of Xiapi is used against servants who were within the actual city of Xiapi at the time Jia flooded it, like Lu Bu, Red Hare, or Chen Gong, they will take extra damage regardless of the situation.

Historically, Xun You was said to have helped with devising the strategy to flood Xiapi as well, and if they were ever summoned as a servant, they too would possess this Noble Phantasm. Cao Cao is another who would also possess it.

Notes:

- King of Strategic Decisions is the representation of Jia’s abilities in life to “account for virtually every scenario possible when devising his plans” and “keep a plethora of different schemes and countermeasures ready at a moments notice” , abilities that at times had him labeled a prophet for the inhuman accuracy of his predictions regarding future events and enemy movements, and the effectiveness of his decisions in response to them.

At any given moment,  Jia had a detailed and effective plan or countermeasure to deal with whatever issues were thrown his or his lords way, and it was with these “strategic decisions” that he was able to ensure Cao Cao’s unification of northern China.

It can be likened to a composite skill, consisting of effects similar to those found in the “Tactician’s Advice” & “Tactician’s Command” skills, along with the effects of the “Instinct” and “Clairvoyance” skills, but is ultimately a unique skill possessed only by Jia himself. At times, this skill can make Jia appear to possess actual precognition, since, in practice, King of Strategic Decisions functions identically to it 99% of the time.

When facing opponents who are of the “strategist” variety like him (ex: Zhuge Liang, Sima Yi, or Chen Gong) this skill can be somewhat less effective, but this is entirely situational.

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- Divine Illness is the representation of the condition Jia dealt with in life. At random times,  or after taking sufficient damage/tapping too deeply into his own magical reserves, it causes him to fall ill, which will temporarily reduce his parameters by one ranking. While the chance is small, this skill also makes it to where Jia can, suddenly, without warning, simply drop dead from his “illness”, and the chance for this gets greater (by a tiny amount) every day forward from his summoning.

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- Jia possesses Divinity at E ranking because while he wasn’t aware of his divine parentage in life, his divinity was still recognized by the grail, but only just barely.

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- Jia possesses the skill “High-Speed Divine Words” (also known as Rapid Words of Divine) as a result of tutoring he received in life from a deity known as the “South Star”. Jia, who already possessed a degree of Divinity (even if he wasn’t aware of it in life), technically possessed the means to use Divine Words from birth, but the South Star taught him to properly use them.

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- The Jia summoned as a Heroic Spirit is indeed Jia, but he is based off of both his exploits during his canon history and events that branched off into a pruned timeline.

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- Jia possesses the Hero Creation skill for his role in shaping Cao Cao’s future after entering into their service, being instrumental to their conquering of Northern China and the creation of their image as a ‘Hero of Chaos’.

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- Jia did not live during the Age of the Gods, and some of his magecraft is not on par with magecraft from that area, but his transfiguration magecraft, his affinity for which stems from his divine parentage/divinity, is on par with magecraft from the age of the gods, and is therefore quite dangerous, depending on what he does with it. All of Jia’s magecraft, however, is relatively powerful compared to the magecraft of magus’ from era’s later than his.

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-  The “Magic Resistance (Queen Mother’s Blessing)” skill is a unique form of magic resistance possessed by Jia, being a representation of the near immunity he had in life against hostile magical forces. In practice, this skill gives Jia EX ranked magic resistance against  hostile  magical attacks or effects, with the exception of fire or heat based magic/magecraft, which he suffers great weakness to. Healing magecraft/magic directed upon Jia from an outside source is also less effective as a result.

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Extra FE:3H INFO

- Jia had crests artificially implanted in him at a young age, and while he can access their power like other people who have undergone crest experiments, Jia’s was only a partial success (better than others but still not as successful as intended). As a result the crests within Jia are slowly killing him, subjecting him to bouts of severe illness, especially after intense battles. One day the crests will undoubtedly mean the end of his life, a life that is shaping up to be a very short one. The crest’s that were implanted within Jia are a Minor Crest of Gloucester and Major Crest of Dominic.

- Jia’s actual hair color in this verse is white, but he dyes it blonde constantly to hide that fact.

- Jia is 28 years old pre-timeskip, and 33 post-timeskip.

- Jia possesses a unique class, titled “Strategician”.

- Jia is well versed in most forms of magic (well-versed enough to be tutoring others about naturally), but like in his fandomless canon, and carried over from it at that, he excels with the use of his unique Transfiguration Magic, which, in FE terms, can at times fall into the areas of Light, White, or Black Magic depending on how it is used. Jia, in this verse, dubs his special brand of magic “Alteration Magic”, or just “Alter Magic”.

- Piggybacking off the last bulletpoint, Jia can teach his special magic to others, though it’s hard to grasp, and perhaps only the most determined souls can truly pick it up in any meaningful capacity.

- Jia possesses a Sacred Weapon that syncs with his Crest of Dominic, The Lordly Decorum, a scepter which, when used by someone with a Crest of Dominic, greatly increases the amount of magic they can cast, excepting healing  spells.

- Jia also possesses a Heroes Relic named Brísingamen, a giant levitating  weapon that resembles an oversized torc-necklace, which is tied to his Crest of Gloucester. When wielded by someone with a Crest of Gloucester like Jia, Brísingamen greatly increases the power of Jia’s offensive spells, and moderately increases the amount of magic they can cast. It also grants Jia the use of three   special spells.