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The son of Hogni, the king of the Ostrogoths and the man responsible for the death of Helgi Hundingsbane. His peaceful life and the sequence of battles that were suddenly imposed upon it are mainly the result of his relationship with his sister, the maiden Sigrún.
Bond 1:
He was born as a member of a noble house, but he was not special, even within the succession line, being the youngest of Hogni's sons. Perhaps his destiny was to marry a beautiful young woman and enjoy the court's leisure with parties at will until his reign ended, but fate had other plans for him, the gods had other plans.
Bond 2:
Dag's sister was Sigrún, a powerful Valkyrie who captured the heart of the hero Helgi Hudingsbane, son of Sigmund and Borghild. She fell in love with the young man and he returned the favor. However, their love was forbidden because Sigrún was promised to Hothbrodd, son of King Granmar. Seeing that the only way to make their love work was through force, they both engaged in combat against the joint forces of Granmar, Hothbrodd, and Hogni. Among the fighters was Dag, and although he did not attract much attention or stand out, he was the only one from the enemy side who survived.
Bond 3:
Sigrún soon rejoiced, thinking that sparing her brother's life would be enough to redeem her from the massacre perpetrated against her kin by the gods. However, the gods had other plans and decided to make Dag a vehicle for their purposes. The young king swore allegiance to the couple and, for many years, lived a peaceful life alongside his brother-in-law and sister, even witnessing the birth and growth of his nephews. But deep down, he knew it would all end soon and wouldn't take long. Dag tried to escape his fate and isolate himself in his own house, but that only made him an even easier target for madness. Gradually, he was consumed by the sorrow of having to fulfill the Blood Debt inherited, and soon he did. To rid himself of constant nightmares, Dag made a blood contract with Odin, offering his life in exchange for a chance to kill Helgi, and Odin helped him by offering his own spear. He rode to the forest of the chains, where his destiny awaited him.
With a precise strike, he ended the life of the man he had sworn to serve, betraying not only his sister but also his lord and himself. The man who had thought of living an ordinary life found himself embroiled in a plot of revenge and death. He was cursed by Sigrún so that his sword would never cut, no matter how small the head of his enemy, that the horse would never run when he was the rider, and that the wind would never blow the sails of the ship when he was the passenger.
Bond 4:
A gentle and reserved young man, Dag was not born to rule. He devoted much of his time to the arts and music, being an excellent speaker. He could even act as a diplomat, but his gentleness made him unsuitable for the role. He never thought he would ascend to the throne and never cared about such things; he didn't even have the proper training of a warrior, and nothing seemed to indicate that he would be someone important in history. But that's not how things are. The great turning points in history are often made by individuals who didn't seem threatening at first, people who can change the world's destiny with a successful opportunity, and that was Dag's life. He became a tool of the gods for defying the rules they imposed on him, for forgiving and accepting the man who killed his family as his brother-in-law.
Dag almost always acts calmly; he does not challenge his master or try to do the opposite of what he says, fighting without fear of death, as he sees his incarnation as a Servant as a punishment that he is willing to endure without complaint. His fighting style shows inexperience, and he seems to still be learning as he fights, as indeed, he has only been a warrior once in his life. When he finally managed to kill someone, he became an assassin.
Bond 5:
Stats:
STR: C | END: B | AGI: B
MAN: B | LUK: B- | NP: B+
Class Skills:
Magic Resistance B
Riding B
Personal Skills:
Bearing All Curses A:
The curses imposed by Sigrún sublimated as a skill. It's a double-edged ability. Originally, Dag was an ordinary person with considerable fortune; his life was thrown away for revenge thanks to a great twist of fate, and his sister's curses acted as a reminder that he could never be or have anything again after fulfilling his destiny. As such, it's a skill that more closely resembles a debuff but allows his luck not to fall completely as long as he remains within the "rules" of the curses imposed by the Valkyrie.
Mana Burst B:
A small grace granted by the Spear of the Oath. It allows the release of explosive mana from the Age of Gods through Odin's weapon, similar to the Agni Gandiva bow.
God Hand Over the Shoulder A:
A god's hand over his shoulders strengthens his actions, and a god's words strengthen his decisions. The instruction to kill is given directly by the Lord of the Hanged.
Bond Extra:
Gungnir Helgisbane - The Spear of the Oath.
Rank: B
Type: Anti-Unit/Anti-Army
Range: 1-20
Maximum Number of Targets: 40 People
The spear that pierced Helgi's chest, responsible for ending the hero's life. When a hero kills another great adversary in life, the word 'bane' is added to the victim's name and then appended to the hero's name, but that does not occur here. Helgi's murder was entirely due to the power of Gungnir. It is the clear proof of the blood pact made with the One-Eyed God, that someone who has been face to face with a deity and wielded his weapon with equal skill, even if only for a moment. As it is a part of Odin's own spiritual core, to handle the spear, Dag adds information from Odin's Divine Core to his own core, granting him the skill named Divine Core of The Thief God at rank E-, enough to wield a Gungnir with a fake name release and enjoy the superficial power of the weapon without dying. This was the noble phantom that killed Helgi; it would be different if it were Odin wielding it, but because it is Dag, a human, something like the creation of this unique Gungnir was possible, a miracle worthy of note, even among the execrable. When releasing the false name, there is a reproduction of the Gungnir phenomenon on a smaller scale, an energy release equivalent to Rank B that still has the effect of "being balanced enough to always hit the target".
Gungnir - Declaration of the Great God
Rank: A+
Type: Anti-Unit
Range: 5-100
Maximum Number of Targets: 2 People
The spear belonging to the God Odin, the spear under which no oath could be broken. To this end, Dag made his own; he swore to kill Helgi with the Chief God's spear. An exceptional Noble Phantasm, a divine construction that cannot manifest in the world in any form other than the purest light, which warms the souls of men and burns those of cowards. A cornerstone in the world that denotes not only power but also elegance and authority. Under its jurisdiction, swearing in the name of his father and his father's father, a lethal blow is dealt. Like a Double Broken Phantasm, the spear erupts as a luminous burst of certain destiny that never misses its target, for as it has been said, any and all oaths made under Gungnir cannot be broken, and the World itself will ensure they are not.
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To any players here on this sub who are regular but non-daily players, how often do you play FGO (any server), and how do you feel about not playing the game every day (including missing out on the daily login bonuses as well as having a constantly-broken login streak, among others)?
As someone who plays the game every day (or at least opens the game to get the daily bonus), it makes me feel guilty that I will have to forfeit my login streak of over two years because my device needs a critical repair (namely a busted charging port). Not to mention, I still haven't got Taisui's three other Ascension mats, and at the rate that the repair is going, I might not be able to get their mats and Servant Coins in time, leaving me with yet another welfare that's stuck at a low level (with Chacha being my other one, though hers is as a result of me being a complete noob at the game back then). Even moreso since Taisui is an Alter Ego, making him a viable unit against a certain boss in the future.
How do I exactly overcome the guilt over missing out on a login streak (for reasons beyond my control)?
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Servant: Cu Chulainn (Lancer)
Gimmick: Humble son of a fisherman who has the blood of Irish Hercules. Would always lose at the last second due to bad luck and shenanigans by Medb, but somehow always wins against the strongest opponents (Gilgamesh)
Finisher: Gae Bolg - a really fast, hard, sudden, dropkick to the chest of a standing opponent that never misses and no one has kicked out from.
It's the weekly game night in Chaldea! And this week's game is: Helldivers 2!
Who are the participating Servants? And how does your night go?
I was looking through skills today and found out Passionlip has presence concealment A+. Which is equal to the highest rank for assassins.
How does she hide so well?
While I was playing Water Monster Crisis, I chose the boat based on the "UFO" story Bakin recorded. My friend joked that we should get a Foreigner Bakin to go with Hokusai based on that ship, and honestly, I actually really like that.
I was thinking a summer form, since it's a "boat", and I feel like it's wild that we've never had a summer "she's a Foreigner now" form- Abby already was one, and XX is Servantverse stuff, but we've never seen straight-up like "this Heroic Spirit was turned into a Foreigner". But because jokes are deepest lore, the banter with Janta also made me joke that this Foreigner Bakin would be Bakin (Santa) instead.
I'm not sure which I like more, the idea of Bakin having a summer alt to match her girlfriend Hokusai, or a Santa alt to contrast with her, but either way, I think Utsuro-bune Foreigner Bakin is a pretty fun idea.