The Codex of Heroes Vol-2

by ShadowWarden777

The Throne of Heroes, a place that exist outside time and space, where heroes of legend wether real or fictional reside, a place that is interconnected with the Holy Grail War. Let us see what kind of heroes one could summon from the infinite expanse of Space/Time. Sequel to The Codex of Heroes Vol-1.

15. Entry 15: War Never Changes

Entry 15: War Never Changes

Status

Name: Unknown

Title: The Lone Wanderer

Gender: Unknown

Eligible Class: Archer, Gunner, Assassin, Berserker

Height/Weight: Unknown

Attribute: Man

Alignment: Unknown

Traits: Humanoid, Servant, Weak to Enuma Elish

Origin: Fallout

Parameters

Strength: ?

Agility: ?

Luck: ?

Endurance: ?

Mana: ?

Noble Phantasm: C

Skills

Experts of Many Specializations [A]

The access and use of many professional skills.

Battle Continuation [B]

A skill that allows for the continuation of combat after sustaining mortal wounds. Thanks to the Lone Wander's supply of stimpaks and other medical supplies only a decisive lethal blow can kill them.

Eye of the Mind (True) [A]

A danger-avoidance ability that utilizes the intelligence collected up to the current time as the basis in order to predict the opponent's activity and change the current situation.

Noble Phantasm

Pip Boy: Tool of the Wastelander [C] [Unknown]

The Personal Information Processor [PIP] is an electronic device manufactured by RobCo Industries. It uses ultra-modern super-deluxe resolution graphics, which coupled with its capability to store large amounts of information and transfer data to and from holodisks and from data tubes make it the obvious choice for the wandering explorer. It also displays the user's health status, possesses a radio, a map, a journal, and an inventory list for weapons, armor, and any other supplies.

Bio

Not much is known about the Lone Wanderer except that they hailed from Vault 101.

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AN: You guys are probably asking yourselves, why would I write so little information on a character that literally has a near infinite of things that could be used for establishing character? The answer is simple: canon-wise the Lone Wanderer is an enigma, their mentioned but it's never explicitly stated what they did during the events of Fallout 3. That's where we, as the player, come in as we create our own Lone Wanderer and decide what we're going to do and how we develop our story and character. So, you can see it like this: a master in a Holy Grail War summoned the Lone Wanderer but because of the nature of this character, like summoning a Servant without a catalyst, the Lone Wanderer that will appear will be tailored suited to the master [i.e. Psycho Master = Psycho Lone Wanderer]. Anyway, hope you guys had wonderful day and I'll see you in the next entry.