Fate’s Casters often aren’t magicians

Fate’s Casters often aren’t magicians.

Andersen’s magical power is abnormal.

If Andersen has EX-level magical power, shouldn’t Shakespeare as well? But maybe it’s different between fairy tales and scripts.

>>3
It’s probably a matter of the readership.

A proper magician.

Solomon really had that “The Magician” vibe, which was great.

If you talk about people who wielded weapons or rode animals, that’s fairly common, but when it comes to those who used magic, the number really narrows down…

>>9
If we’re talking about historical magicians, there are actually a lot of them.
There are still plenty of major figures who haven’t appeared yet, like Eliphas Levi, Agrippa, and Nicolas Flamel.

Nero’s court magician Simon Magus is super suspicious.
He seemed to know about the planets.

They tend to be made into cultural Casters.

Andersen deals in fantasy, whereas Shakespeare is rooted in reality.

Shakespeare also wrote quite a bit of fantasy.
For example, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and “Macbeth.”

>>14
Shakespeare’s works are basically based on pre-existing stories, so maybe that’s why.

Hermes Trismegistus probably holds an important position related to the Atlas Institute.

In that world, some magicians might still be alive without ever becoming Servants.

>>16
There was a mention of Kūkai, right?
As a magician of esoteric Buddhism, he’s Japan’s top.

Avicenna appears in Kabbalistic books and is quite a significant magician.
He incorporated the concept of emanation into Jewish mysticism.

Even someone of Francesca’s class is still alive.
Well, if they have plans to die eventually, then they can become a Heroic Spirit.

Elena was essentially immortal, but she was killed and became a Servant.
Though in FGO, she was incinerated, so it doesn’t really matter.

I wonder if the disciples of the New Age related to Elena will become Heroic Spirits.
Like Alice A. Bailey.

For true magicians, you have to consider their involvement with the Mage’s Association of their time, which seems like a hassle.

There are many female magicians, like Annie Besant of the second Theosophical Society or Anna Kingsford, who founded the Hermetic Society.

Solomon was closely tied to the Mage’s Association, but what about real magicians in the Nasuverse?

Quite a few Greek witches have appeared.

>>26
I want them to introduce another disciple of Hecate and do a three-witch fusion into Hecate.

Andersen is at the top when it comes to original fairy tales.
There’s even a robot anime based on Andersen’s tales, so maybe he’ll pilot a robot someday.

When they’re unsure how to classify someone, they just make them a Caster.