Saber Accolon

Faceclaim: https://i.imgur.com/T4WwEGt.jpg (Ignore Sword and Children)

Class: Saber
Alternative Class: Berserker
True Identity: Sir Accolon
Titles/Nickname: Of Gaul
Origin: Arthurian Legend
Alignment: Lawful Evil

Strength: A
Endurance: C
Agility: B
Mana: B
Luck: E
Noble Phantasm: A

Class Skills
Magic Resistance - B
Cancel spells with a chant below three verses. Even if targeted by High-Thaumaturgy and Greater Rituals, it is difficult for them to be affected. his Magic Resistance is this high thanks to the blessings he received from Morgan.

Riding - B
Most vehicles and animals can be handled with above average skill, even vehicles that did not exist in the time period one was alive in, for they are no exception. However, cannot ride the likes of Phantasmal Species such as Monstrous Beasts.

Personal Skills
Frenzy of the Fairies - A
The ability to call upon the elementals sleeping in the earth to crush the mind of enemies. Saber may cause a temporary rank-down in the Strength and Agility in all of his opponents. This skill represents the curses and the trickeries of a wicked fairy to undermine those who would desire to harm her beloved.

Protection of the Fairies - B
A blessing from Elementals; the capacity to increase one's Luck in dangerous situations. Activation is limited to battlefields, where it is possible to perform feats of arms. Despite the fact that Morgan manipulated and used him it cannot be denied that their love to some extent was real.

Beauty of Trouble with Woman - A
A type of awareness that has been raised to a level of a curse due to trouble brought upon one by women. It gives bonuses when influencing women, but also make the servant weaker to charm effects originating from women negating his magic resistance against such spells or effects, his brief romance with Morgan Le Fay was enough to lead to this skill as it was ultimately what led to the Knight's defeat and death.

Noble Phantasm
Oath to Morgan: 'The Gifted Enchanted Sword' - B
Anti-Unit Noble Phantasm
Before his battle with King Arthur who's identity Accolon was unaware of he was gifted Excalibur, in order to keep the secret Morgan placed a Seal on the sword that limited the abilities of Excalibur however it was not without improvement the enchantment placed upon the sword, a simple but very effective spell anything the blade comes into contact with such as a Shield or even Flesh of a person it will begin to Siphon Magical Energy from them and into the blade itself to empower it and Accolon this ability was what allowed Accolon to come close to claiming victory over King Arthur and Slaying him, had it not been for The Lady of the Lakes Intervention unveiling what he was truly wielding and giving the blade in it's true state back to Arthur, Accolon would've surely put down his own King that he was loyal to.

In this state, though it seals his Second Noble Phantasm however upon activating his Second Noble Phantasm 'Oath to Morgan' is sealed meaning only one may be active at a time.

Excalibur: 'Sword of Unfulfilled Victory' - A+
Anti-Army Noble Phantasm
The true form of Saber's Sword Excalibur: The Sword of Unfulfilled Victory while it is indeed the same sword wielded by King Arthur it is also the Crystallization of Accolon's finest feat which was using Excalibur and coming close to slaying King Arthur with his very own sword, only to be stopped thanks to the Lady of the Lake.

Prior to Saber's duel with King Arthur, Morgan managed through trickery to steal Excalibur from him and replace it with a normal sword. She then gave the legendary sword to him so that he may kill the king with his own weapon. The Sword itself has a similar discharge attack however it is not powered by his own Magical Energy nor his master's but rather it is a replication of stealing or absorbing the magical energy of other Noble Phantasms and discharging it in an Anti-Army blast of destruction, a replication of the stealing Excalibur and it being used against its own wielder in battle, however upon the off chance it meets something more powerful then it the Noble Phantasm will likely blow up from the discharge as if it was a Broken Noble Phantasm. (In this case, something EX ranked) on the off chance should Saber be faced against 'King Arthur' as an opponent the sword's ability will fail regardless if it meets the conditions or not.
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Saber's true name is Accolon of Gaul, one of the numerous knights of Camelot. While he wasn't part of the Table Round, he was nonetheless good at fighting, honorable, loyal to his king and charismatic. It seemed that he had a bright future ahead of him. However, he came to a horrific realization. His life was empty. Despite all his vows, his devotion and his respect for the rules of chivalry, he never loved anyone, never truly believed in anything and never put his earth into anything he did. While others praised him, he felt a terrible sadness inside.

This all changed one day. While he was off hunting with his king in the wood, he lost sight of the rest of the hunting party. He then met Morgan le Fey, who would become the love of his life. Accolon's gentlemanly manners, Morgan's lively disposition and their shared feeling of having no true place to call home drew them closer and led them to have a loving and torrid, if brief, relationship. Yet Morgan's desire of getting revenge against her half-sister overruled her love for him. She decided to use him to achieve her goal. She set up a duel to the death between Artoria and Accolon without either party knowing each other's true identity. Due to the sorceress's trickery, the King of Knights was almost completely overwhelmed by her opponent. The situation was only reversed when the Lady of the Lake personally took Excalibur and gave it back to the King of Knights. When his helmet was cut, they were then able to recognise each other. While Artoria was shocked by the revelation, Accolon outright fell into despair. Not so much at the revelation of Morgana's trickery, but at the confirmation that all of the engagements he made and followed in his life were nothing more than hollow, soulless words. As such, he did not resist when she interrogated him for his motives despite the King's forgiveness and aiding the Knight Accolon died four days later from the grievous wound inflicted upon him by Excalibur, having never achieved what should have been a Promised Victory.

His love for Morgan is in almost in a sense begging for what could be true and thus it takes form as an obsession of Sabers. He is obsessed with Morgan and will scarcely initiate conservations that don't involve her or fulfilling her goals. His devotion to the sorceress is so intense that he would in most circumstance works as a sort of "proxy" when attempting to summon her. His wish for the Grail is obvious: to summon his lover into the material world.

Despite that, he still is a knight and his manners in the rare times he speaks are superficially knightly and gentlemanly, he always remains polite no matter what. He will insist to have a "fair fight" with the opponent, seemingly unaware of or ignoring the fact that Excalibur Morgan makes fights against most opponents unfair by default. This trait combined with his aloofness makes him surprisingly popular with women. However, as he realized in his life, it is merely an act that only serves to cover up his emptiness.

Should one get through to him, he won't blame Morgan for tricking him or his king for defeating him. Rather, he will blame himself for all of his foolish attempt to lie to himself about his hollow soul. He will become convinced that even his love for Morgan is just a half-assed effort to fill his life with a purpose, no matter how foolish it is. He will give up all hope of winning the war and will only attack relentlessly his opponent in the hope of someone ending his pitiful life, ironically enough a Master who could give him purpose something to truly fight for might be the best outcome for the Knight to put his second chance at life if only for a brief time some form of meaning and purpose.

His true wish for the grail is in truth to be with Morgan and to live a peaceful life with her a hopeless dream but one he believes is obtainable ironic that a Chilvarious knight would still wish for such a life with a Witch, yet perhaps it is what makes the wish all the more beautiful?