[list][*][u][b]Name[/b][/u]: Montezuma II
[*][u][b]Class[/b][/u]: Caster
[*][u][b]Appearance[/b][/u]: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e9/Montezuma_from_An_Illustrated_History_of_the_New_World.jpg, sort of like a dark-skinned Freddy Mercury.
[*][u][b]Personality[/b][/u]:
[*][u][b]Stats[/b][/u]:
[list][*][u]Strength[/u]: B+
[*][u]Endurance[/u]: C+
[*][u]Agility[/u]: C
[*][u]Mana[/u]: A
[*][u]Luck[/u]: E
[*][u]Noble Phantasm[/u]: A++[/list]
[*][u][b]Class Skills[/b][/u]:
Territory Creation (B): Montezuma creates a Workshop, where he can work more powerful curses.
[*][u][b]Personal Skills[/b][/u]:
-Charisma (B)- Montezuma was the king of the Aztecs, and even deified after his death by native peoples. Some say he will one day return to lead the descendants of the Aztecs.
-Lucha Libre (A)- A martial style focusing on agility, grappling, and striking.
-Divine Protection of the Jaguar and Eagle (B)
-Magecraft (Curses) (A)- Montezuma is the caster of the longest-lasting, widest-spread curse of all time- known simply as "Montezuma's Revenge." His magecraft focuses largely on such curses, working to offset his foes so he and his allies can press the advantage.

[*][u][b]Noble Phantasm(s)[/b][/u]:
[list][*][u]Name[/u]: El Dorado, The Golden Empire
[*][u]Rank[/u]: A++
[*][u]Type[/u]: Fortress/Anti-Army
[*][u]Appearance[/u]: The Golden Man leaps to its place atop the temple in the City of Gold, forming a tremendous head. The city begins to shift, and eventually, stands. It becomes a towering golden giant, at least a half mile tall. Its body shows obvious cues from the golden city, from verdant parks on its legs to dwellings on its chest and ball courts on its arms. Strange pillars stick up out of certain parts, and its eyes glow with the light of the sun.
[*][u]Effects[/u]: Though Caster is loath to use it, The Golden Empire is a potent symbol. This towering golden creature is the culmination of everything the Aztecs were- the magnificent and mysterious empire represented by The Golden City, the noble people represented by The Golden Man, the spiritual nature represented by The Kingdom of the Sun, and the martial skill and order of law represented by Caster. It has the equivalent of A+++ Rank Strength and Endurance, but can only function with The Golden Man in place and under direct sunlight.[/list]

[list][*][u]Name[/u]: El Dorado, The Golden Man
[*][u]Rank[/u]: B+
[*][u]Type[/u]: Anti-Unit
[*][u]Appearance[/u]: A ten-foot-tall golden golem, carved in the style of an Aztec Jaguar Warrior. On its back is carved an upside-down mask of an Eagle Warrior.
[*][u]Effects[/u]: The truth of El Dorado is far less extravagant than most of humaity believes. The Golden Man is a ten foot tall golem made of solid gold, with tremendous strength and surprising agility for its size. It cannot be exhausted and does not drain Caster's mana, for it is powered by a magically created artificial sun. Originally intended as a protector for the Aztecs, it went dormant when Quetzlcoatl left them.[/list]

[list][*][u]Name[/u]: El Dorado, The City of Gold
[*][u]Rank[/u]: B+
[*][u]Type[/u]: Anti-Unit
[*][u]Appearance[/u]: A sprawling metropolis of gold. The city is built in accordance with Aztec sensibilities, with a temple at the center, and the rest of the city built outwards from there. Square pyramids and squat towers dot the landscape.
[*][u]Effects[/u]: El Dorado is the famous capital city of the Aztec empire. A gleaming golden vision of utopia, this shining city is a testament to their wealth and power. Many Spanish explorers would die seeking the crown jewel of the Aztec Empire.

But this golden capital never existed. It was a fabrication, a falsehood created by the Aztec civilization. Nevertheless, because the will of humanity believes it is so, Caster possesses the capability of manifesting this resplendent city as a symbol of the empire that ruled Central America for over a thousand years. This Phantasm manifests in chunks as part of Kingdom of the Sun, and as portions of Caster's territory creation.[/list]

[list][*][u]Name[/u]: Ēxcān Tlahtōlōyān: The Kingdom of the Sun
[*][u]Rank[/u]: EX (weird to quantify)
[*][u]Type[/u]: Culture
[*][u]Appearance[/u]: When firing lasers, pyramids, spires, and statues pop out of portals which Caster opens all across the battlefield. Often, massive golden fists pop out of the portals as well for close range attacks.
[*][u]Effects[/u]: The Kingdom of the Sun represents the Aztec culture as a whole- their appreciation of sports and martial prowess, their spiritual leanings, their history. Regardless of class, Montezuma always manifests this skill. He maintains his incredible skill with the weapons of his people (the macahautl, club, bow, spear, and dart). His skill in the traditional wrestling style that would later provide the foundations of Lucha Libre is unmatched. He is even capable of calling upon the sun that formed the foundation of their mythology to smite his foes, firing beams of concentrated solar energy.
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[*][b][u]Alignment[/u][/b]: Lawful Good
[*][b][u]Changes[/u][/b]: There are a number of depictions of Montezuma. His phsysical appearance is based specifically on the portrayal in An Illustrated History of the New World.[/list]
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[list][*][u][b]Name[/b][/u]: Howard Philips Lovecraft
[*][u][b]Class[/b][/u]: Foreigner
[*][u][b]Appearance[/b][/u]: https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/typemoon/images/6/6d/Gentleman_Who_Travels_Through_Time_and_Space.png/revision/latest?cb=20180112233951
[*][u][b]Personality[/b][/u]:
[*][u][b]Stats[/b][/u]:
[list][*][u]Strength[/u]:E
[*][u]Endurance[/u]: E
[*][u]Agility[/u]: C
[*][u]Mana[/u]: A
[*][u]Luck[/u]: B
[*][u]Noble Phantasm[/u]: A+[/list]
[*][u][b]Class Skills[/b][/u]:
Existence Outside The Domain (EX): Normally, his status as a Magus would qualify him for the Caster class. If he was not summoned into Caster, his use of creatures would mark him as a Rider. However, his familiarity with the Outer Gods overrides this and locks him into the Extra class "Foreigner." As a Foreigner class Servant that has consumed his own madness upon discovery of eldritch knowledge, Foreigner is immune to the effects of madness or Mental Pollution. Any effects that would diminish his mind instead recharge his Mana, including possession of the Necronomicon.
[*][u][b]Personal Skills[/b][/u]:
-Racism (EX): When facing a Servant of African, Jewish, Arabian, Middle Eastern, Polynesian, Asian, Eastern European, Slavic, Native American, or Indian descent, Foreigner receives a massive bonus to his parameters.
-One Who Has Gazed Beyond (A+)- Foreigner has gazed long and hard at things far beyond what man was ever meant to know. He has stared into the abyss, and made peace with it. Foreigner made lengthy study of the Outer Gods and Hyborian Age and chronicled their history in far more depth than any before or sense. This knowledge extends to cults, scholars, and grimoires published in relation to these eras and gods. He uses eldritch magic, beyond the understanding or comprehension of most mages.
-Familiars (Ghouls) (E): Using the Necronomicon and Reanimator formulae, Foreigner is capable of creating familiars from human corpses.

[*][u][b]Noble Phantasm(s)[/b][/u]:
[list][*][u]Name[/u]: Kitab Al-Azif, The Necronomicon Ex Mortis
[*][u]Rank[/u]: B+
[*][u]Type[/u]: ?
[*][u]Appearance[/u]: A leatherbound book of yellowed vellum pages, both made from human skin.
[*][u]Effects[/u]: The infamous masterwork of Abdul Alhazred. Throughout history this book has been the scourge of man, from the coming of the Deadites to the creation of the Sumatran Rat-Monkey. It is a tome of knowledge that would drive most men to madness. Among other things, the work contains a brief account of the Old Ones, their history, and the means for summoning them. It contains a number of necromantic spells as well. This book would be the inspiration for Foreigner to seek out more knowledge of the Old Ones, and acquire his vast body of mystical knowledge. All physical copies of the original book (and most complete translations) are long since destroyed, but it exists as an Astral book- a part of the Akashic Records accessible through ritual magic or dreaming. The book allows him to summon creatures such as the Hounds of Tindalos or Shoggoths, as he knows better than anyone: unspeakable horror awaits those who summon the Old Ones themselves.[/list]

[list][*][u]Name[/u]: Liber Ivonis- The Book of Eibon
[*][u]Rank[/u]: A+++
[*][u]Type[/u]: Spooky Book
[*][u]Appearance[/u]: A tremendous tome, filled with dog-eared pages and bookmarks Its ancient pages a.
[*][u]Effects[/u]: The Book of Eibon, the strangest and rarest of occult forgotten volumes, is said to have come down through a series of manifold translations from a prehistoric original written in the lost language of the Hyborian Age. An immense text of arcane knowledge that contains, among other things, a detailed account of Eibon's exploits, including his journeys to the Vale of Pnath and the planet Shaggai, his veneration rituals of Zhothaqquah (Eibon's patron deity), and his magical formulae— such as for the slaying of certain otherworldly horrors. Foreigner made liberal consultation of this book in his travels. Simply having this in his possession allows Foreigner to cast powerful teleportation spells with minimal use of Mana.[/list]

[list][*][u]Name[/u]: Von Unaussprechlichen Kulten- Of Unpronounceable Cults
[*][u]Rank[/u]: B+
[*][u]Type[/u]: Spooky Book
[*][u]Appearance[/u]: An unassuming book, bound in wood and white fabric.
[*][u]Effects[/u]: The text contains information on cults that worship pre-human deities such as Ghatanothoa and includes hieroglyphs relating to the latter. There is also information on more recent cults including that of Bran Mak Morn, The Dark Man. Largely, it serves as a pronunciation guide for the names of elder gods (though it is still heavily disputed), but it also details rituals needed to appease them and their servants.[/list]

[list][*][u]Name[/u]: Cults of Ghouls- An Expanded Translation of the Works of Abdul Alhazred
[*][u]Rank[/u]: C
[*][u]Type[/u]: Light Reading
[*][u]Appearance[/u]:
[*][u]Effects[/u]:  A more focused translation of (and elaboration upon) the sections of the Necronomicon based upon Necromancy. It is a book on black magic, and the uses of the dead written by Francois-Honore Balfour (Comte d'Erlette) in 1702. It was first published in France, and later denounced by the church. Only a handful of copies are in existence. Using this book, Foreigner can summon hordes of shambling zombies, or more focused squads of intelligent Ghouls.
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[list][*][u]Name[/u]: The Book of Weird Tales- The History of Forgotten Ages
[*][u]Rank[/u]: EX
[*][u]Type[/u]: Chronicle
[*][u]Appearance[/u]: A book of strangely colored paper, organized chaotically. Pictographic depictions of horrible creatures and mighty warriors are interspersed with text of varying quality.
[*][u]Effects[/u]: The Book of Strange Tales chronicles a world long past- from the Thurian and Hyborian Age, and beyond. It is a history that was ancient when Gilgamesh walked the earth, telling tales of heroes such as Kull and Conan, as well as the taint and influence of the Elder Gods.. Though these heroes are from a time far beyond the reach of the Grail, they are no less real. This is the only Phantasm of Foreigner's own creation, a collaboration with other historians of forgotten ages and prophets of futures that never were. Foreigner automatically passes any knowledge check related to ancient eras (pre-Gilgamesh), the magecraft of those ages, and the beasts that walked the earth then.
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[*][b][u]Alignment[/u][/b]: Neutral
[*][b][u]Changes[/u][/b]: This H.P. Lovecraft is based more on his author avatar, Randolph Carter.[/list]
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