Gilgamesh and Enkidu

The origin of the encounter: Enkidu was created by the gods with the specific purpose of destroying Gilgamesh because of his arrogance.
From enemies to equals: After an intense battle that ended in a draw, they became best friends. Enkidu was the only person Gilgamesh considered his equal.
The importance of their bond: They worked together and traveled the world, forging a deep friendship. The loss of Enkidu, who died in his arms after being punished by the gods, marked a decisive turning point in Gilgamesh's life, leading him to fear death for the first time and to seek immortality.
The legacy: Even in his role as a Servant in the Holy Grail War, Gilgamesh honors the memory of his friend by naming his ultimate weapons after him—chains capable of restraining the most powerful beings, such as Enkidu.

Arrogance and Narcissism: He proclaims himself superior to all living beings, considering that everything in the world belongs to him by divine right.

Hedonism and Caprice: This person is a pleasure seeker who lives according to their own desires and doesn't need to follow external ideologies. They are often interested in people or situations simply because they pique their curiosity or present a challenge.
Analytical Intelligence: Despite his haughty attitude, he is extremely perceptive. He is able to identify existential voids and hidden motivations in other people, as happened with Kirei and Artoria.

Respect for Loyalty: Although he behaves like a tyrant, he recognizes and values ​​fundamental human virtues such as courage and loyalty, even showing respect for individuals who demonstrate unwavering conviction, even if they are his enemies.
Solitary Isolation: Being a hybrid being (half human, half god), he lives in constant isolation, since his vision of the world goes beyond what others can understand.

Master 1 — The Heir

*Lore: Artoria Pendragon.

• Caster: Medea.

*Wish: To restore his family's prestige.

Master 2 — The investigator

• Archer: EMIYA.

Assassin: Hassan of Serenity. Desire: To discover the secrets of the Holy Grail.

Master 3 — The Accidental Heir

*Lancer: Cú Chulainn.

• Rider: Medusa.

Wish: To recover someone I lost. Master 4 — The Ambitious. Knowledge: Mordred.

*Berserker: Heracles.

• Desire: to obtain power superior to that of any magician.

Master 5 — The experienced

*Rider: Iskandar.

• Caster: Merlin.

My wish: to achieve immortality. Master 6 — The mysterious Assassin: Jack the Ripper.

*Berserker: Lancelot.

• Desire: unknown.

Total: 6 Masters, 12 Servants and 7 different classes, with classes repeated between teams, but never within the same team.

It is an ancient book that contains magical knowledge to help Masters survive during the Holy Grail War.
It contains information about:
Mana control: learning to feel, control and use the magical energy of one's own body.
Body reinforcement: temporarily strengthening the body to resist attacks.
Magical barriers: creating protections against physical and magical attacks.
Item Reinforcement: Use mana to improve the resistance of everyday objects.
Magical detection: perceiving magical presences and alterations.
Concealment: making it difficult for other wizards to detect their presence.
Survival: preparing traps, protections, and escape methods.

Appearance
Long, light green hair.
Green eyes.
Fair skin.
Slender and androgynous build.
Delicate facial features.
Serene and elegant appearance.
His body was created by the gods from the earth and possesses a nature different from that of humans.
Their appearance can easily be mistaken for that of a person with very delicate features.
Personality
Calm and patient.
Kind and polite.
Observant and quite intelligent.
He has a genuine curiosity about human beings.
He can be playful and a joker.
He is not usually intimidated.
He has a much more relaxed personality than Gilgamesh.
It can be extremely dangerous when it enters combat.
Clothing style
Presence Detection: possesses an extraordinary perception of his surroundings.
Independence: has exceptional capabilities to remain active without constantly relying on its Master.
Natural Divinity: possesses a divine nature and a special connection with the earth.
One of its most important characteristics is that its body can transform and adapt, even during combat.
Conduct
Treat people with respect.
He doesn't usually raise his voice.
He is good at conversation.
He can intervene when Gilgamesh behaves in an overly arrogant manner.
He doesn't need to constantly prove his superiority.
He is protective of those he considers important.
You can joke with Gilgamesh without fear of his reactions.
With you: I'd probably be the first to try to explain the situation. I'd also be curious to know why someone with no magical knowledge ended up summoning them.

Appearance
Golden blonde hair, slightly spiky.
Intense red eyes.
Fair skin.
Athletic and muscular build.
Face with defined features and arrogant expression.
His presence conveys authority and superiority.
Personality
Extremely proud and arrogant.
He has a very high opinion of himself.
He considers himself superior to virtually all human beings.
He is dominant, authoritarian, and quite impatient.
He has a mocking character and enjoys provoking others.
He is intelligent, observant, and possesses enormous strategic ability.
He can be cruel to those he considers inferior.
Respect those who demonstrate courage, determination, or exceptional qualities.
He has a very special relationship with Enkidu, whom he considers his equal.
Although he often behaves capriciously, that doesn't mean he's naive. Gilgamesh is extremely perceptive and difficult to deceive.
Clothing style
Elegant and extravagant garments.
Gold accessories and jewelry.
His clothing reflects his status as king: wealth, authority, and ostentation.
Skills and powers
Gate of Babylon: its most distinctive treasure. It contains countless treasures and legendary weapons that can be fired from dimensional portals.
Enuma Elish: a devastating attack using Ea, his original sword.
Sha Naqba Imuru: the ability to observe and understand events, possibilities, and hidden truths.
Golden Rule: possesses an extraordinary fortune and riches.
Independent Action: can remain materialized for a certain time without constantly depending on its Master.
Conduct
Gilgamesh is not someone who automatically obeys his Master.
He doesn't like taking orders.
You can ignore instructions that you consider absurd.
He expects respect and recognition.
He doesn't usually explain his decisions.
If something sparks your interest, you may devote considerable attention to it.
He has little patience with people he considers incompetent.
With you: he would probably be bewildered to discover that his Master doesn't know what a Servant is, doesn't recognize his identity and, even worse, mistook him for a thief.
However, that doesn't mean he'll immediately find you interesting. First, he'll want to understand why he was summoned by someone who seems so ordinary.

Some conditions of our history
To maintain the continuity of our Holy Grail War:
You summoned Gilgamesh, Archer class.
You summoned Enkidu, Lancer class.
Both of them have contracts with you.
You have three Command Seals, just like any other Master.
You have no prior knowledge of the magical world nor do you know what the Holy Grail War is.
The chain and the shedding of snake skin acted as catalysts, although it remains to be discovered why they were together.
One detail we can take advantage of: Gilgamesh and Enkidu immediately recognize that they have been summoned by the same person. However, neither expected to encounter a Master who apparently knows absolutely nothing about what he has just done.

Holy Grail War: Double Summoning

The traditional Fate rules are maintained, but with one modification:

7 Masters: each one participates in the war. 14 Servants: each Master can summon two heroes.

Different classes: A Master cannot have two Servants of the same class. Mana: It must supply energy to both Servants, so consumption is higher.

*Command Seals: Each Master retains only three seals to give orders to either of their two Servants.

• Independent Contracts: Each Servant has their own contract with the Master.

Victoria: the goal remains to obtain the Holy Grail.

Additional rule: Servants do not necessarily have to get along or cooperate with each other.

Everything else works like in a traditional Holy Grail War.

In Fate, to summon a legendary hero and turn them into a Servant, an invocation ritual is used. However, there are different methods and requirements.

1. Traditional Invocation

It is the most well-known method during the Holy Grail War.

*The Master prepares an invocation circle.

• Use a catalyst, if you have one.

*Recite the summoning incantation.

• The Grail system selects a compatible heroic spirit.

The Servant appears and establishes a contract with the Master. 2. What methods exist for summoning? With a catalyst: an object related to the hero is used, such as a relic, weapon, or possession. This allows you to summon a specific hero.

*Without a catalyst: the Grail selects a hero compatible with the Master, based on factors such as personality and affinity.

• Summoning through a special system: some organizations and rituals have different methods for summoning Servants, as in Fate/Grand Order.

3. What is a catalyst?

It is an object that has a connection to a specific hero. For example, Avalon, the sheath of Excalibur, serves as a catalyst to summon Artoria.

It could also be a historical relic or an object related to the legends of the hero.

4. Can any hero be summoned?

Not exactly. It depends on the ritual's conditions, compatibility, and the classes available.

In summary: a Master can summon a hero using a catalyst to attract a specific one or perform the summoning without a catalyst and let the system select a compatible one.

And something interesting: the Master doesn't need to know the hero personally or know his true identity to summon him.

In Fate, mana is the magical energy that Masters use to perform spells and keep their Servants in the physical world.

How does it work?

Magical Reserve: Each Master has a certain amount of magical energy in their body. Transfer: Can provide mana to their Servant to keep them materialized and allow them to fight.

Recovery: Mana is recovered over time, although this depends on the Master's ability and magical reserves. Consumption: Using spells, maintaining the Servant, and activating special abilities consumes energy.

Exhaustion: If the Master spends too much mana, they can suffer weakness, exhaustion, and even endanger their life. Do all Masters have the same amount of mana? No. It depends on their magical ability, their magic circuits, and their training. A Master with many magic circuits can have a good capacity to produce and manage energy.

A Master with limited circuitry may have difficulty sustaining their Servant. A Master without magical knowledge may rely on other sources or methods to supply power.

An important detail: in Fate there are two types of energy:

*Od: magical energy produced by the body itself.

• Mana: magical energy from the natural environment.

In short, mana functions as the magical fuel that allows a Master to maintain and support their Servant.

In the traditional Holy Grail War:

Usual method: Defeat the other Masters and Servants until only one team remains. Gather the necessary energy: Defeated Servants return to the Grail system and their energy accumulates to complete the ritual.

*Invocation of the Grail: When sufficient energy is gathered, the Holy Grail can manifest.

Can it be obtained without killing the other Masters?

Yes, depending on the system and the situation:

• A Servant can be voluntarily returned to the Grail by completing their contract or by sacrificing themselves.

A Master can abandon the war. There may be a way to gather the necessary energy without personally eliminating all participants.

But there's something important: it's not enough for the seven Masters to agree to summon the Grail. The ritual needs to meet certain conditions.

Furthermore, in Fate/stay night, the Grail is corrupted, so obtaining it does not necessarily mean obtaining a pure wish.

If you're thinking of creating a Game Master who wants to obtain the Holy Grail without murdering the other participants, it's an interesting possibility to develop within a variant of the war rules.

In Fate, the overseers are representatives of the Church, usually members of the Church Association, tasked with ensuring that the Holy Grail War unfolds according to its rules.

What are they doing?

Supervise: They monitor the progress of the Holy Grail War. Maintain the rules: They intervene when participants break the rules.

*Neutrality: In theory, they should not favor any Master.

• Refuge: They can offer protection to Masters who lose their Servants.

Inform: They communicate the rules and conditions of the war to the participants.

In short: they are the arbiters of the Holy Grail War. Their job is to keep an eye on the Masters and prevent the war from spiraling out of control.

An example is Kirei Kotomine, who was a supervisor during the Fourth and Fifth Holy Grail Wars.

In Fate, a Master is the person chosen to participate in the Holy Grail War. Their role is to summon, hire, and command a Servant (legendary hero).

How does a Master's program work?

Summoning: Use a magical ritual to summon a Servant. Contract: Establish a magical bond with it.

Magical Energy: Provides mana to your Servant so they can fight and use their abilities. Command Seals: Receives three magical marks that allow you to give absolute orders to your Servant.

Cooperation: You must work together with your Servant to defeat the other participants.

What happens if the Master dies?

Your Servant usually loses its power source and may disappear, although there are exceptions.

In short: the Master is the one who guides and supports the summoned hero. They don't necessarily have to be a powerful mage; even someone without extensive magical knowledge can become a Master.

The Holy Grail War in Fate is a magical ritual in which seven mages, called Masters, summon seven heroic spirits, called Servants, to fight each other.

The goal is to obtain the Holy Grail, a magical artifact capable of granting a wish to the winner.

How does it work?

Seven Masters: These are mages who participate in the war. Seven Servants: Each Master summons a historical, mythological, or legendary hero.

*Classes: Servants are divided into classes such as Saber, Archer, Lancer, Rider, Caster, Assassin, and Berserker.

• Battles: Masters and their Servants fight until only one team remains.

The winner: receives the Holy Grail and can make a wish.

What is a Master's degree?

This is the person who establishes a contract with a Servant. They provide the Servant with magical energy and can give them orders through three Command Spells.

In short: it's a battle for survival between seven wizards and seven legendary heroes, all seeking to obtain the Holy Grail to fulfill their desires.