Avicebron

Increase Arts Card effectiveness 30% (3 turns) & Buster Card effectiveness 30% (3 turns) for yourself

Greatly increase your NP Gauge 79.5%

Gain a status that applies the following effects to all allies when defeated (5 turns): <Apply Invincible (2 times [3 times at Lv. 10], 3 turns) & Recover HP >

Increase your NP Strength (1 turn) <effect increases with Overcharge> + Deal heavy damage to all enemies 600% + Increase NP Gain for all allies (3 turns) <effect increases with Overcharge>

His real full name is Solomon ben Yehuda ibn Gabirol. He was an eleventh-century philosopher, poet, and practitioner of a particular form of magecraft called Kabbalah.

Height/Weight: 161cm, 52kg Origin: Legend Region: Europe Alignment: Lawful-Balanced Sub-Attribute: Human Gender: Male Said to be the man who laid the foundation for Kabbalah.

A Caster and skilled golem keeper who established the discipline of Kabbalah, which is one of the foundations for magecraft. Golems can be produced in factories, but to do so requires careful long-term planning and a vast budget (enough to drive a normal mage to bankruptcy ten times over). Still, the resulting golems are about as powerful as an E-rank Servant, and can be manufactured endlessly as long as the budget permits. However, Avicebron can summon golems of his own accord in battle, though these can only be used temporarily, and are not especially durable.

Tranquil Fig: EX One legend says that a man, jealous of Avicebron's poetic gifts, killed him and buried him at the foot of a fig tree. Curious why the tree bore such extraordinarily sweet fruit, the people of the surrounding area decided to investigate. This is what brought the murderer's crime to light.

『Golem Keter Malkuth』 Rank: A+ NP Type: Anti-Army Range: 1 - 10 Maximum Targets: 100 Royal Crown, Light of Wisdom. A Noble Phantasm that remained unfinished during Caster's lifetime. An autonomous Reality Marble that replicates the Primordial Man, Adam, and can continuously repaint the world so long as it exists. However, as with regular golems, certain materials are required for it to maintain its existence. The giant wields an obsidian sword, and can continue to function even after Caster's death, as long as its feet touch the ground to grant it the blessing of the earth. A mage must be used to serve as the golem's core, and the core's power and compatibility both affect the giant's strength. As a side note, the giant is only about fifteen meters tall when first constructed, but with the magical energy supplied from the earth, it can grow beyond thirty or even sixty meters. The giant eventually turns into the Garden of Eden itself, transforming the entire world into a peaceful, tranquil place.

He is likely to be difficult to deal with as a Caster-class Servant. That should, however, be both expected and understandable if you accept the fact that he would readily trample anyone in service of fulfilling his dream. He was a sickly man during his lifetime, particularly prone to skin infections. In consequence, he was said to have been dour and pessimistic. His refusal to take off his mask and reveal his face reflects that particular quality. Historically, Avicebron is said to have passed down his philosophical teachings from Arabia to Europe. It may not even be a stretch to say that he was one of the first to begin the Renaissance. He also coined the term Kabbalah, which is derived from the Hebrew word for "receive." Legend has it that he created a female golem to do housework for him.

Once, in a Holy Grail War, Avicebron chose to turn his child Master into a golem's core. Of course, the whole event was recorded as no more than a record on the Throne of Heroes. Even so, he is wracked with guilt over his misdeed every time he is summoned. It was the right choice, at the time. He was so sure of it.