GLHF22 said:
Isnt all servant practically immune to anything thats doesnt have supernatural or mystery in it? Just like how they immune to modern weapon a flame thrower is also a modern weapon tho. I think its fine if this scale to all servant since this just implying anything that doesnt contain supernatural or mystery cannot affect them.
Normally yes, but Surtr's sword and its heat is literally made of magical energy.
@Dargoo
And for the last time, I don't care. The precedent is obvious. No matter the state of dress of your servants, considerations for the enviroment are never given
for them. They are given
for you. The characters are aware enough of the danger and hostility of things like extremely high or low heat, and account for it as its obvious by the Master getting special made for them, but this is never brought up with the Servants. One of the adaptations even outright have him ask Mashu, not a full Servant, if her little clothing doesn't do anything to her, and her only question is that she doesn't feel the cold at all. Contrast this to Lostbelt 1, where she needs equipment like the Master when she loses her powers. If you don't find this convincing enough, then that feels like nothing more than a clash of what we consider convincing proof.
And sure, give me an example. What "powers" do specific Servants have that are in no way pointed out by their skills or their noble phantasms? And I am giving you proof, a pattern of occurrences that doesn't happen just once.
If you don't see the pattern here, I can call that nothing but extreme and unnecessary skepticism. I know we are strict about stuff like this, but this borders into "if it's not said outright, no matter the circunstantial evidence, you are wrong".
And no, is not moving the goal posts, is an obvious dissonance of meanings - affected to me from the start meant actually affected in a meaningful way, not just acknowledgement.