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Making fgo servants into league champions Episode 5: KingProtea

KingProtea

P - Grow Up Grow!: Protea Gains EXP Passively at all times. However she has no stat growths per level except health. EXP gain rate is increased by 10% for each time Infantile Regression has been used.

Q -

Passive: Huge Scale - Everytime KingProtea gains a level she gains 1 stack of Infinite Growth. (Excludes Hitting Level 1) (Infinite Growth: Protea gains Max BaseHealth, Armour, Magic Resist, Size, and Attack Range for every stack of Infinite Growth.)

Active: Area Crushing - KingProtea attacks the ground in front of her, dealing physical damage to all enemies in the aoe. (Area Cruhing is treated as a basic attack, can critically strike, applies on-hit and on-attack, and cooldown is based on attack speed with a cap.)

W - King Sized: Protea doubles in size, gaining increased attack range. Empowers her next Q to attack in a much larger AOE, dealing more damage the closer to the original target. Slam radius is based on number of Infinite Growth stacks.

E - GAOOOOO!!: KingProtea roars, firing a massive blast of wind in a line in a target direction, dealing magic damage, and knocking them back.

R - Infantile Regression: KingProtea resets her level to 1, loses 10 stacks of Infinite Growth, then increases her level cap by 1 for every time this skill has been used. (first use changes her max level to 19, then 21, 24, etc.)

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You have to look at the physical manifestations at worst most uncomfortable parts of being a victim of abuse right in the eyes and tell it straight to it's face that you're aware it's there and that it may effect the victims life forever but that it's not going to change the way how you think of them and that you'll still love them regardless.

Artemis

Leviathan

Sarasvati/Benzaiten

Parvati + Durga

Brynhild

Medusa

Melusine

Apsara

Titania

Airavata

Tiamat

On pure technicality we can argue every mother earth goddess but like I don't care enough about that damn theory to bother. So- let's take it piece by piece. Melt is made up of Artemis, Leviathan, and Sarasvati. Benzaiten is more an offshot of Saravati and Durga (to my understanding). You may also notice that Leviathan isn't...really a 'goddess'. Since Leviathan is...weird. There's the whole connection to Lotan, and the similarities to Tiamat and Marduk, and the general "great hero defeats the [dragon] that is a manifestation of disaster" to consider as well. For some reason the Type Moon wiki claims "[Leviathan] is considered female by all" (even though I'm pretty sure before the Book of Enoch Leviathan was referred to as male but whatever I guess) despite you know, the Leviathan (Penguin with the bow tie) we see in Summer Melt is referred to as male...But whatever we know the Type Moon wiki is a disaster.

Passionlip is made up of Parvati, Durga, and Brynhildr. Now, you may have noticed two of these are sorta an overlap. I mean that in that Durga is considered (to my understanding) to be a form of Parvati. Now, we know this doesn't really stop anything since even in Fate they can manifest separately. It is interesting to note however, because she is the only one to have this overlap. Now onto the next bit, is Brynhildr a goddess? I...guess? I honestly am not sure. TM considers the Valkyrie as Divine Spirits so for this I'll count her as one? KP is ...fucking weird. So we have Tiamat, Titania (Titan) who is....all the daughters of the titans? That's where Shakespeare got it so?? And then there's Airavata who is not a goddess?? That is a whole ass male elephant??? (or i guess a serpent if its the Mahabhrata reading). But that's where her whole NP comes from so I guess the elephant is trans now???

Violet has Medusa, Apsara (singular?? for some reason?? or just all of them???), and Melusine. So; we all have Medusa, in Fate she is a confirmed goddess (we can debate her in the real world later), the (entire) Apsara are, yes, goddesses. Melusine....is not the one from the lostbelt. Sorry, in GHH (Greater Human History), Melusine is more her mythological half-fairy dragon mermaid woman. I don't even think by TM's standards you can call that a goddess but I guess half-fairy is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Then we have Kazuradrop who is Muryan, and who the fuck actually knows the rest. But here's the thing- Muryan is...a type of fairy. It's not singular. So this is; just Barghest‎‎ and Baobhan Sith all over again.