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Hi. Can anyone tell me about the Golden Rule skill?
I know that it has tod o with wealth and of the advantages it offers in the Grand Order game. But I wanted to understand better what effects that it would have in, lets say, the anime scenario, like in "Stay Night" or "Apocrypha"
I know that it has tod o with wealth and of the advantages it offers in the Grand Order game. But I wanted to understand better what effects that it would have in, lets say, the anime scenario, like in "Stay Night" or "Apocrypha"
Hi, just a wandering Fate fan and F/GO player and couldn't help but attempt to offer some assistance...
In standard story material, I think generally you could think of the Golden Rule skill as a person's ability/luck of acquiring wealth. The best well-known example being Gilgamesh of the Fate franchise (with the highest rank at A), who had no money troubles in his life and is also reinforced by the amassed wealth/treasury of Noble Phantasms during this period, which justifies the contents of his Gate of Babylon Noble Phantasm. According to a TYPE-MOON wiki article, it seems only Siegfried has the Golden Rule skill out of Fate/Apocrypha, albeit at rank C- in comparison. There are also a few other Servants with this skill and are mentioned in the reference link at the end of this comment.
In terms of gameplay mechanics on Fate/Grand Order, Golden Rule skills increase the NP Gain rate of a Servant for several turns, meaning they can build more NP Gauge per hit (attacking or taking damage) whilst it is active.
For further reading and/or interest, try the TYPE-MOON fandom wiki for fairly well-documented data on TYPE-MOON material in general or the Fate/Grand Order fandom wiki for information concerning the mobile game. I recommend them for any fan of the material:
Golden Rule (TYPE-MOON)
Golden Rule (F/GO)
Hope this helps in answering your question and possibly any others.
In standard story material, I think generally you could think of the Golden Rule skill as a person's ability/luck of acquiring wealth. The best well-known example being Gilgamesh of the Fate franchise (with the highest rank at A), who had no money troubles in his life and is also reinforced by the amassed wealth/treasury of Noble Phantasms during this period, which justifies the contents of his Gate of Babylon Noble Phantasm. According to a TYPE-MOON wiki article, it seems only Siegfried has the Golden Rule skill out of Fate/Apocrypha, albeit at rank C- in comparison. There are also a few other Servants with this skill and are mentioned in the reference link at the end of this comment.
In terms of gameplay mechanics on Fate/Grand Order, Golden Rule skills increase the NP Gain rate of a Servant for several turns, meaning they can build more NP Gauge per hit (attacking or taking damage) whilst it is active.
For further reading and/or interest, try the TYPE-MOON fandom wiki for fairly well-documented data on TYPE-MOON material in general or the Fate/Grand Order fandom wiki for information concerning the mobile game. I recommend them for any fan of the material:
Golden Rule (TYPE-MOON)
Golden Rule (F/GO)
Hope this helps in answering your question and possibly any others.
it is basically any hero who had some kind of extreme wealth when they where alive so will always have that wealth as a reincarnated hero, consider it as "the automatic rich asshole" skill.
I never played F/GO so I have no idea how it effects that game but Gil-kun is always the best example of this, no matter who summons him he will always have his wealth, money will never be an issue for him.
I never played F/GO so I have no idea how it effects that game but Gil-kun is always the best example of this, no matter who summons him he will always have his wealth, money will never be an issue for him.
Hey, hi! Sorry, you don't know but I'd like to ask you a question regarding Fate series.
If Diego de La Vega (the zorro) was a storical fact and he was summoned ti participate in the Holy War, in whch class would he be? Would he be a Rider or a Saber?
If Diego de La Vega (the zorro) was a storical fact and he was summoned ti participate in the Holy War, in whch class would he be? Would he be a Rider or a Saber?
Depends, different heroes can be summoned into different classes, like how Lancer from Stay Night can also be summoned as a Caster servant, I think it depends on the ritual used to summon them as well as the summoner and which classes have already been summoned into that particular war, though the canon is all over the place and has been for a while so in short I guess I am saying that it is up to you xD
(Also fictional heroes are able to be summoned into grail wars, as long as their legend is highly regarded enough, that’s what assassin was in stay night)
(Also fictional heroes are able to be summoned into grail wars, as long as their legend is highly regarded enough, that’s what assassin was in stay night)
I feel like he'd be more of a saber.
But some heros are placed into several catagories. Such as Cu Cuchulain in which he was seen as a caster in one point in the storyline of FGO.
But if you draw him as a Rider I would draw his trusty stead :>
But some heros are placed into several catagories. Such as Cu Cuchulain in which he was seen as a caster in one point in the storyline of FGO.
But if you draw him as a Rider I would draw his trusty stead :>
does this group accept literature-type art?