#task force vigilance

I considered it, but then I thought they were stupid lucky enough to get Edison since he’s practically the best servant they could have hoped for as a technology-focused military organization. They were already getting future-tier weapons that dominate the battlefield, so they would’ve been far more broken if they got a servant who could use them even better.

1) I could write an essay on this. But, as an overall, Gudao and Gabrielle would have suffered far more lingering trauma for certain. Gudao would have also taken far longer to rebound, or with far more effort from the others. Then there’s Camelot to consider. Lancelot losing an adopted daughter he’d come to care for. Etc.

2) It’s tough to say how normal she is since the game still hasn’t given us a full-clear indication on the ‘dormancy/absence’ of her abilities. Lots of room for leeway. For FoC’s purposes, she’s a dormant demi-servant, but she’s able to get pregnant anyway. Something the two need to be very wary of when they get intimate.

3) They’re actually based loosely on the F/A 37 Talon from the movie “Stealth”.

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Warning for Equilibrium Spoilers

I’ll be releasing a giant extra-material document on the Vigil when I flesh it out a bit more, but I can outline a few things here.

Becoming a Vigil Magus: They recruit based on combat capability rather than family prowess. If the magus is great in combat, they stand a higher chance of getting in as a special asset. Their numbers are still low though. Where the Vigil is 10,000 strong, barely 100-200 are mages.