All in the Golden Afternoon

MERRY CHRISTMAS YOU CRAZY YET LOVEABLE MOTHERFUCKERS!!!* I say this with all the love in the world

Caster

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Class: Caster
Gender: Male
Alignment: Chaotic Good

Stats:
Strength: E
Endurance: D
Agility: E
Mana: A
Luck: A
Noble Phantasm: B

Class Skills:

Item Construction: A++
Capable of producing Mystic Codes equal in power to Noble Phantasms rank C (Max B)* C+ (Max B+) for Mystic Codes with a Religious origin and under.

Territory Creation: B
Creation of a "Workshop" becomes possible, in which all created Mystic Codes receive a rank-up.

Personal Skills:

Charisma: C+
Regarded as a Holy Man during his life, he was loved by many, and was able to win over the hearts of even the most pious, even convincing sailors who were on a voyage to deliver wheat to the Emperor to supply a village with two-years worth of wheat, which mysteriously, when they docked at the capital, weighed exactly the same as when they first set sail, before they ever met Caster.

Discernment of the Poor: A
The insight to see through the opponent's character and attribute. He will not be deceived by excuses and deceptions from words. It expresses the power to grasp the true nature of the opponent possessed by Caster, who, in life, was purported to posses the ability to see through any form of lie or deception, from the schemes of a butcher selling off the meat of slaughtered young boys as pork, to seeing the innocence in three men, saving them from execution under false pretense.

Magecraft: B+
Because of the many miracles attributed to his intercession, he was often hailed as a "Wonderworker". In truth, these miracles came from his extensive knowledge of Thaumaturgy. At this rank, he is capable of preforming High-Thaumaturgy-level Magecraft.

Saint: A
Indicates being acknowledged as a saint. the ability of saint includes raising the effectiveness of Holy Sacraments, increased rate of recovery from wounds and the regeneration of Prana, and Rank-Up to Charisma.


Noble Phantams:

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Gift of the Venerable Saint

Rank: B
Type: Anti-Unit
Hailed for his generosity, even taken to inhuman extents in myths that originated after his death, this conceptual Noble Phantasm allows him to rid an enemy servant of the burden of one of their Noble Phantasm's, and replaces it with one of the Mystic Codes he has crafted, completely relinquishing ownership of the magical tool and passing on full control of it's ability and knowledge of it's use to the enemy servant. The affected Noble Phantasm is rendered unusable, and disappears for the duration of the war.

Real Identity:
Saint Nicholas also called "Nikolaos of Myra", was a historic 4th-century saint and Greek Bishop of Myra in Lycia. Born a Greek in Asia Minor during the third century in the city of Patara, which was a port on the Mediterranean Sea. The only son of wealthy Christian, he was very religious from an early age, and, according to legend, was said to have rigorously observed the canonical fasts of Wednesdays and Fridays. His wealthy parents died in an epidemic while he was still young and he was raised by his uncle, who was the bishop of Patara. He tonsured the young Nicholas as a reader and later ordained him a priest.

While his interest in Religion was genuine, his true passion lied elsewhere, namely in the strange arts and rituals preformed in secret by his Uncle. While a Priest to the public, in reality he was an accomplished Magus, dedicating his life to the discovery of "The Root", what was believed to be "God" at the time.

Many legends about him still exist today, one such tells how a terrible famine struck the island and a malicious butcher lured three little children into his house, where he slaughtered and butchered them, placing their remains in a barrel to cure, planning to sell them off as ham. Saint Nicholas, visiting the region to care for the hungry, not only saw through the butcher's horrific crime but also resurrected the three boys from the barrel by his prayers.
In his most famous exploit, a poor man had three daughters but could not afford a proper dowry for them. This meant that they would remain unmarried and probably, in absence of any other possible employment, would have to become prostitutes. Hearing of the poor man's plight, Nicholas decided to help him, but being too modest to help the man in public (or to save the man the humiliation of accepting charity), he went to his house under the cover of night and threw three purses (one for each daughter) filled with gold coins through the window opening into the man's house.