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[Hereafter Material] Pax Romana [Noble Phantasm]
🕑 Added 2022-04-27 01:38:51 +0000 UTCPax Romana [Noble Phantasm]
Let There Be Peace Throughout the Empire
The signature Noble Phantasm of Constantine the Great.
Representing his achievement of establishing and ruling over the Roman Empire in one of its most stable and peaceful eras, it is a powerful Noble Phantasm that replicates those effects on any area that has been determined as “his territory.”
That is, so long as the battle occurs within the space of Constantine’s dominion, it is possible for him to forbid the enemy’s use of Noble Phantasms and even degrade the effectiveness of their skills. If a status check is failed, it is even possible to seal those skills for the duration of the enemy’s presence in his territory, where physical skills are checked by Strength, Agility, or Constitution, mental skills by Luck, and skills dealing with forms of magecraft by Mana.
At the same time, it will boost the effectiveness of allied skills and maneuvers, granting boons to those who are on the same side as him. It is the ultimate territory-based Noble Phantasm, one that can easily turn the tide of a battle.
However, if the territory is contested, then the efficacy of this Noble Phantasm drops drastically, and though it will degrade the enemy’s performance, it is limited to a general rank down of abilities — enough to affect the outcome of a battle, but not so overwhelming that a vastly superior opponent cannot overcome the disadvantage.
Outside of Constantine’s territory, it has no effect at all.
Naturally, in the case that Constantine is summoned into Rome and his territory is established in the Roman Empire, he will see the greatest level of effectiveness from this Noble Phantasm.
Comments
Caractacus
It's definitely something that hits really hard in Septem...but would be almost entirely useless in a regular Grail War. Septem is quite literally the most ideal conditions he could possibly get for this thing's activation.
Marc Beans
Somehow even nastier when it’s spelled out.
