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Post by Sherlock Holmes on Dec 16, 2015 2:52:02 GMT
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Caster][PTab=Status]Parameters Personal Skills | Skill 01 | Holmesian Deduction: A+ | The main hallmark of Sherlock Holmes is the ability to deduce a very large amount of information about someone from observing them for very short periods of time. This can involve cold reading when interacting directly with a person, but can also involve deducting the height and weight of a culprit from footprints left behind in the dust of a crime scene, among other things. This ability, combined with his extensive knowledge of history, makes it very easy for her to identify other servants after having briefly interacted with them or watched them fight. This level of accuracy is due to both Holmes's eidetic memory and extremely sharp senses, as even with the logical processes he uses, it would be downright impossible for a normal human to make the same conclusions he does with the same accuracy in the short periods of time he requires.
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| Skill 02 | Expert of Many Specializations: A+ | Academia, Espionage, Baritsu, Marksmanship, Forensics, Fencing, and 32 other skills can be performed with a profinciency of at least B-Rank. This is due to Holmes's great love for reading and knowledge, as well as his near eidetic memory, allowing him to recall anything he has written or read perfectly, making this level of skill possible.
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| Skill 03 | Discerning Eyes: B | Holmes's senses are on an almost supernatural level, allowing him to notice minor details about an area or a person that nobody else could reasonably notice, and this forms the basis for how he reaches his deductions in such a short period of time with such accuracy.
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| Skill 04 | Disguise: A | Holmes's skill in both disguise and acting are top tier, not only can he adopt disguises so elaborate and well done that his closest, and only, friend Watson could not see through them, he also has been known to feign injury or illness to incriminate a culprit. Practically, he can take a number of different appearances with a bit of effort, and can even change his voice and accent.
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Class Skills
| Skill 01 | Item Creation: D | | While his items are not magical, per se, this skill allows him to create any tool needed for her detective work quickly and efficiently, whether it be a set of lockpicks, a magnifying class, fingerprint powder, or any other item necessary for his skills. It usually only applies to what he needs for the task at hand, though thats mostly just his preference, as he wouldn't carry around a tea set with tea leaves if he wasn't about to make tea. |
Noble Phantasm | A Detective's Declaration | | Rank: A | | Type: Anti-Unit | Arguably more famous than Holmes himself is the Fair Play Whodunnit style of Golden Age detective fiction. And the most pivotal point of the book is when the detective declares for all who the culprit is and why they believe it to be so, laying out all the evidence against them so that the culprit may be brought to justice with their criminal deeds exposed to all.
This Noble Phantasm is not activated by calling out its name, rather it automatically activates when a certain set of conditions have been activated, and it can only activate against very specific targets. For it to activate, the target must have either been a criminal in their lifetime, or have committed a crime since they have been summoned. To activate the noble phantasm, Holmes must gather evidence and form a conclusive theory about how the crime occurred and who did it, and present it in front of the culprit. Due to belief's and legal systems, the only crime that this noble phantasm can be activated against is Murder.
When the Phantasm has been activated, it imposes a concept of "Able to be brought to justice" on the target, and any Lawfully aligned characters are alerted of the target's crimes. The effects of the noble phantasm on the criminal are as follows: Rank-Down to all Physical stats, Rank-Down to Skills except those inherent to a person (such as Divinity), Sealing the Target's Noble phantasms, and preventing the target from killing. After all, after the detective makes their declarations, the killings stop and the criminal cannot play a trump card to reverse the situation.
These effects are not reduced or resisted by skills that stop mental interference, however instead they can be resisted to depending on the person's divinity. The detective judges humans, not gods, for their crimes. C Rank Divinity resists the Rank-Down to physical Stats, B rank resists the Rank-Down to Skills, A Rank resists the Sealing of NPs, and those with higher than base A rank resist the noble phantasm entirely, as they are not human enough for the detective to be able to judge them. |
[PTab=Profile]Character Details 1 Height / Weight: 6' 4", 160 pounds
Source: Fictional
Home Region: Britain
Alignment: Neutral Good
Gender: Male
Character Details 2 He carries a Webley Bulldog Revolver, a Riding Crop, and a Sword Cane, all of which can be astralized as they are implements he was summoned with. As such, they are capable of hurting servants, though given his low strength, it is unlikely that the melee weapons will do much good. Character Details 3 Sherlock is a very tall and very lean person, which only serves to make a person think he is even taller than he is. He has a hawk like nose and his appearance is completely well taken care of from top to bottom, which is very different than how he keeps his working areas and house, which look like a total mess to outsiders. Character Details 4 An interesting fact about the character of Detective Holmes is that under the Myers-Briggs personality test, he would come up as an INTJ, which only makes up approximately 2% of the population. On top of that, Holmes is not the most sociable person, leaving him very much a loner given both of those facts. Character Details 5 Holmes is practically and utterly uninterested in women when it comes to them as members of the opposite sex. Though this does not mean he doesn't have a way with women, indeed he is quite good with them, he just does not have any interest in having relationships with them outside of having them as clients, with one exception. |
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