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agreed. i use to play saber and she is among the most op servants in fsn. the way i got around the problem was by saying she was naturally weakened on the land of the world the game takes place in, which is a legit thing for magic characters (it was essentially the reason one major magic family in the canon basically died out in terms of their magic potential)

it just seems common sense to assume that fate rules don't apply outside the canon, period

i mean otherwise nothing short of nuclear bomb blasts harms a servant as far as conventional weapons go and that's just fucking ridiculous to play against

Also isn't it pretty much a given that every character was nerfed at least enough to make them killable?

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