59th ♫ | somewhere faraway and never to return

[mytarget]

THE FGO MEME
(aka the "I want to play in Fateverse but every time i try and keep the holy grail war rules straight in my head i just burst into tears" meme)

OPTIONS:

1. THE LAST MASTER OF CHALDEA!!!! listen, someone needs to be Gudako around here
2. Have your character summoned as a Heroic Spirit!!! You can either AU them as a specific mythological figure OR if you can fudge it, have your character themselves summoned as a Heroic Spirit! HOW EXCITING.
3. MAYBE A DEMI-SERVANT?? fgo isn't complete without kouhai

PROMPT IDEAS:

1. SLICE OF LIFE BULLSHIT IN CHALDEA. honestly keeping up with the chaldeans is a hit sitcom waiting to happen as it is.
2. SINGULARITY SHENANIGANS!! there's like, seven of them, go hog wild and have some adventures
3. oh i didn't think up enough to fill out this list. OH WELL.

THE LONG AND THE SHORT VERSION IS:

- Post a toplevel with the AU deets of your character and whatever you're hankering to play
- Tag around
- HAVE A GOOD TIME

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Beatrice the Golden | Umineko: When They Cry

[awitchdidit]

[Caster, or if you're willing to wait for a special banner, Assassin in a different outfit. Rumors of a 5-star Avenger version are true only in my heart.]

[Alleged witch and alleged perpetrator of a series of mysterious killings on a secluded island in Japan during the last century. Even in Chaldea her background is somewhat obscured, but it's plain to see that she has magical power suited to preparing a battlefield and destroying her enemies one by one, plus a deep knowledge of demonology and metaphysics that is surely helpful to Chaldea's mission. However, she mostly just sits around, drinks, plays games, and compliments Da Vinci.]

((As for Master potential, she's not suitable as a savior of humanity, but in some universe, her combination of absurd wealth and E-rank Luck is responsible for a significant fraction of DW's profits.))

SORRY THIS TOOK A WHILE

[hatesdeerstalkers]

[He, of course, knew of Beatrice's history - how her magic worked. An Interesting sort, akin to Shakespeare and Anderson, though her interest lay not in the sorts of stories they wove.

Still, her kind of magic worked well for what he had in mind - so, with all the politeness of a man of the victorian era, he knocked on the door to her room.]

Lady Beatrice? Might I have a word with you?