Screw the rules, I have prep - Batman vs Robin Hood

Yobo_Blue

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Batman (Post-Crisis) vs Archer (Fate/Extra)

Batman knows about Servant Immunity and Yew Bow

Archer knows that Batman is a skilled fighter and assassin and the general outline of his capabilities

Archer has one hour of prep, and Batman has two hours of prep

4-B shenanigans are restricted

SBA otherwise

Who wins?

Yes, I am aware this is a terrible idea

 

The_King_of_Prudence

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Batman disables magic for an hour.

 

Yobo_Blue

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He's a Archer, not a Caster tho

 

The_King_of_Prudence

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Bruce uses it to stop magic from reaching Robin (it might be too much to say that Archer is erased outright).

 

Yobo_Blue

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Batman would only know about Servant Immunity and Yew Bow from the beginning, just a heads up, though he does have multiple forms of information analysis that could get around that.

 

Paul_Frank

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Archer also has independent action just saying

 

Yobo_Blue

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Batman.

 

Yobo_Blue

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Bump

 

LSirLancelotDuLacl

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Unless that magic disabling shenanigan has been shown cutting off someone's connection to an energy source, that's as useful as screen doors on a submarine.

Still, anything I would say anything that isn't magical or advanced enough technology is not gonna be very useful (unless they it has to do with the senses like flash grenades but it depends how they work).

But I am not sure, I would like more input.

 

Yobo_Blue

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Isn't being used by someone with mystery enough for it to work though?

 

LSirLancelotDuLacl

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If it's connected to him, it should. If not, then not (in my opinion).

Part of what happens to Spartacus when his masochistic NP starts going out of control is that he's gathering so much mana, normal debris from him swinging his sword that would normally not even faze a Servant get covered in his mana from the brief contact and actually become able to harm them.

Then again, I wouldn't mind deciding they just do because they are in his person all the time or whatever if others also wanna go down that route. Meaning I should go poke the people in the discussion thread to come here.

 

Yobo_Blue

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Totallynotchewbacca

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bump

 

Yobo_Blue

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The_King_of_Prudence

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Do servants have pressure points?