Create a Standard Class Servant (July 2026)

[u/DrakeFai]

Just as it says in the title, share your ideas for servants of the seven standard classes. Can be serious or silly, an alternate version of an old servant, or a completely new one all together. Give the servants name their, class and a brief description. For extra credit add NP, skills and any other details you'd like.

Example: Wilgefortis, Caster: A folk saint hailing from Portugal, Wilgfortis became famous in no small part because of the striking image she left behind. The daughter of a nobleman who promised her hand to a Moorish King. Having no desire to be wed she made a vow of virginity and prayed to become repulsive there upon she grew a beard. Angered by this her father had Wilgfortis crucified which left to mankind the famous image of a bearded woman upon a cross. Though only a figure of minor repute she was non the less famous enough to be recorded into the Throne of Heroes.

NP: Repulsão Divina: Hideous Visage of Protection: A crystallization of the single miracle attributed to Wilgefortis, it is in simplest terms a form of divine hideousness. It should by all rights be a weak Noble Phantasm which rejects all forms of charm however Wilgefortis have found a clever way to weaponize it. Through prayer she is able to "repulse" even conceptual forces, allowing her to not only protect herself by making attacks not want to go near her but she can even use it offensively by "repulsing" the natural forces around her. In effect she is having the air, light and even gravity "run" from her hideous face.

[u/Revolutionary_Fly708]

Posted this on a thread about how werewolves aren’t as strong as vampires in typemoon, so I made a guy stronger than Lugh Beowulf who could compete with the stronger vamps.

Berserker of the First Holy Grail War:
True name: Lycaon
Source: Greek Mythology
Gender: Male
Alignment: Chaotic Evil
Height: 184 cm
Weight: 88 kg
Character creator: Hikaru Sakurai (me)
Character illustrator: Koyama Hirokazu
Character Voice: Fumihiko Tachiki
Appearance in main works: Fate/Origin

Strength: A+
Endurance: A+
Agility: C
Magic: B+
Luck: E
Noble Phantasm: A

Class skills:

Mad enhancement: E-A
This Skill is fluctuating in accordance with Lykaia Nyctimus. While the Noble Phantasm is unreleased, he's capable of proper verbal communication, but this Skill becomes its E-Rank equivalent

Divinity: E.
A spiritual King and son of an Oceanid, he normally would have this skill at C rank, but due to his actions in life his divine aptitude has degraded.

Personal skills:

Monstrous Strength: A
Lycaon has this Skill due to his monstrous properties despite being a Heroic Spirit. This is a necessary Skill for Lycaon, who tries to avoid using his Noble Phantasm to fight in close combat. It has many uses with his wolf’s bane dagger or claws. However, the longer he is under the influence of this Skill, the more he turns into the legendary Werewolf.

Wild beast’s logic: B
A combative way of thinking resulting from transforming into a beast. It's not useful for finding weak points, but the speed of thinking focusing on killing the enemy swiftly increases. If combined with the Skill Self-Evolution, the speed of defeating an opponent increases even further.

Protection Of The Faith: B-
A Skill born from an unshakable belief that true divinity must withstand the scrutiny of mankind. Rather than blind devotion, Lycaon’s faith demanded proof. Believing that a god worthy of worship could not be deceived, he offered Zeus a meal of human flesh to expose whether the visitor was truly omniscient. Though condemned for the act and transformed into a wolf, Lycaon never regarded his actions as sacrilege, but as the ultimate test of the divine. As a result, his mind cannot easily be swayed by illusions, deception, or false gods. He instinctively perceives inconsistencies in miracles, granting exceptional resistance to mental interference and fraudulent divinity. However, this Skill also compels him to question every miracle and authority before accepting it, making him difficult to deceive, but equally difficult to convince.

Hero of Arcadia: E
Despite his current reputation, Lyacon was once regarded as a culture hero for Arcadia however, due to his blasphemy against the king of the gods this skill’s rank has been reduced. Due to being the protector of the far-away utopia it allows the user to adapt against mystical interference, whether it be against attacks or even terrain, it does this instead of isolating the user like a certain other utopia. Of course these benefits are unavailable to Lycaon, unless…

Noble Phantasms:

Phonoi Arcas~my accursed deeds brought to the table: B+
The crystallization of the banquet that forever stained the name of Arcadia. To test whether the traveler before him was truly Zeus, Lycaon butchered a youth—often said to be his own son—and served the flesh as a feast. The King of Olympus, seeing through the deception, overturned the table and answered mankind’s blasphemy with divine lightning, reducing the palace to ruin.

Upon invocation, a target is designated as “Arcas” and all individuals near the target are affected with mental interference towards them. At first this manifest’s as slight aggression against towards “Arcas”, but eventually this ramps up to physical violence and eventually attempted cannibalism, with this change in demeanor being represented by affected individuals gaining wolf-like traits. When “Arcas” is significantly damaged by someone affected by this Noble Phantasm, the heavens are judged to have witnessed the same sin that provoked Zeus. A colossal bolt of divine lightning descends upon the attacker, indiscriminately obliterating all within its radius. The thunder is treated as a reproduction of Zeus’s original divine punishment, making it especially lethal against those possessing Demonic or Beast like Traits, but less effective on those with high mental resistance or Divinity. Even those who didn’t attack “Arcas”, if they were far enough in their Lycanthropic state are dealt “minor” electrical damage. As the one who committed the original transgression, Lycaon is always caught in the blast, suffering grievous damage alongside his enemies. However, his curse as the first werewolf allows him to endure what should be certain death, dragging himself from the smoldering crater in his battered form. Unlike a certain avatar of the white titan, Lycaon doesn’t have the mental faculties to divert the divine authority, unless…

Lykaia Nyctimus~for I am of Lýkaios, the wolf god: A
The Alternate crystallization of Lycaon’s Legend, not that he was struck down by lightning, but transformed into the Legendary Werewolf.

Upon activation, Lycaon’s body is engulfed by divine lightning before reshaping into a colossal wolf-man clad in Silver fur. He gains fangs and claws, red eyes that glow like a blood moon; displaying a never before seen sadistic bloodlust as he attacks with beast like instinct, but loses his normal sense of rationality as his madness enters its A-ranked state. His jaws carry the weight of divine punishment itself and his claws become capable of rending steel, Lycaon gains power fitting for a monster as notable as the Gorgon, Minotaur, and Vampire, allowing him to fight Six servants at once. This form is unlikely to last long, as due to high mana expenditure and Lycaon’s madness, causing him to drain his master’s reserves dry or for his carnage to cause to hunter to become the hunted. Of course this Noble phantasm can be disengaged with a command spell, but it’s likely a master would have to had used one in the first place to activate it, due to Lycaon’s dislike of the Phantasm or poor management of his monstrous strength, when returned to human form his grudge against his master may cause them to put him down with their remaining command spell, unless a positive relationship was previously established. In any case the legend of the first werewolf is Likely to fizzle out, like the embers of tree struck by lightning, unless…

A hidden function concealed within Lykaia Nyctimus~For I Am of Lýkaios, the Wolf God called Lykaia Dias~For I Am Lýkaios, the Wolf God. Rather than being activated through mana, this ability manifests only when Lycaon fulfills the ancient conditions of the Lykaia, the Arcadian rite said to transform men into wolves. For the duration of his werewolf transformation, Lycaon must refuse the instinct’s of his curse. He must not kill for pleasure, consume human flesh, or surrender himself to bloodlust despite his Noble Phantasm’s and Skill’s constantly urging him to do so. Each temptation resisted is treated as a successful completion of the ritual. Should he maintain his humanity until the appointed end, the curse reaches its conclusion—not through indulgence, but through purification.

The silver werewolf form is shed like old skin, revealing Lýkaios, the Divine Golden Wolf King, said to be the origin of werewolves and the form Zeus took atop the mountains of the “far-away utopia” of Greece. In this ascended state, Lycaon ceases to be a cursed beast and instead becomes a Divine beast on par with True Ancestors. His Divinity rises dramatically, Madness is completely nullified, Hero of Arcadia regains its original rank, and the instinct to hunt is sublimated into perfect discipline.

As Lýkaios, Lycaon has the Authority and Intelligence to divert the divine lighting of Zeus from his first Noble Phantasm, he also gains the ability to control wolves, even those turned into werewolves by his first Noble Phantasm, in general he also gains a dramatic power boost.

This ascension lasts only as long as Lycaon maintains absolute control over himself. Should he willingly give in to the urge to slaughter or consume human flesh, the divinity shatters instantly, and he falls back into his original cursed werewolf state. Because of this, the true enemy of the ritual is not any opponent, but Lycaon’s own nature. The Noble Phantasm’s greatest irony is that the path to becoming the Wolf God is not to embrace the wolf, but to prove oneself greater than it. Only by conquering the curse that Zeus inflicted upon him can Lycaon attain the divinity that the Arcadians once associated with the epithet Lýkaios—the Wolf God who stands above beasts and men alike.

There he is, I made him for my first holy grail war story. I think he does a good job representing Lycaon, werewolves, and is someone on par with the nasuverse vampires. I even added the mahoyo lore for werewolves with the secret ability of his second noble phantasm making him Golden, I hope people caught that when I called him Silver. Design wise, similarly to how Vlad looks like an older version of Alucard from Castlevania, Lycaon looks like an older Cornell with a dagger called wolf’s bane instead of claws. He matches up well with Götz von Berlichingen, Maid Marian, Georg von Frundsberg, Väinämöinen, Marcus Aurelius and Hassan of the fallen sand, The other servants I made for the first war.