Fate/Servant Sheets: Captain Ahab

Name: Captain Ahab
Title: Old Thunder
Class: Lancer
Other qualifying classes: Rider, Berserker, Avenger
Country of Origin: America
Gender: Male
Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
Relic: The jawbone of a whale
Likes: The sea, whaling, his harpoon, aquariums
Dislikes: Moby Dick, whales, his leg, people who insult him
Parameters:
Strength: B+
Endurance: B+
Agility: D-
Mana: D+
Luck: E+

Class Skills:
Magic Resistance: Grants protection against magical effects.
E: Cannot cancel spells, but magic damage is reduced somewhat.

Personal Skills:
Bravery: The ability to negate mental interference such as pressure, confusion and fascination.
A+: All but the most powerful, personally tailored mental effects are useless.  Bonus effect of increasing melee damage. Absolutely nothing would sway Lancer from his quest to slay the White Whale, not even the threat of death itself.

Voyager of the Storm: The talent to sail vessels recognized as ships. Because the ability as a group leader is also necessary, this unique Skill also has the effects of both Charisma and Military Tactics.
A++: Lancer had sailed the sea for 50 years at the time of his last voyage, and age showed no sign of slowing him down. Bonus when commanding a large crew of people.

Battle Continuation: The strength of vitality for predicaments. Also, the ability to withdraw from combat and reach allied territory alive after being defeated.
A: Makes it possible to fight even with deadly injuries and can remain alive so long as one does not receive a decisive fatal wound. This skill is based on Lancer’s sheer determination to kill Moby Dick; as long as that whale remains alive, so will he.

Master Hunter: The quality of being a master at tracking and killing certain animals and beasts. Rank up to parameters when either tracking or battling foes with qualities shared with the Servant’s favored quarry or when in their favored terrain.
A+: Lancer’s favored quarry is the whale (obviously), but the effect of this skill also extends to other large aquatic animals. His favored terrain is the open sea.

Weak Constitution: a weakness struck by the nature of frail health. Similar in nature to Innocent Monster where the perception of the people in the future affects the existence of Heroic Spirit.
A: Suffers a permanent rank-down to Agility. This rank down is unaffected by any kind of Parameter boost. Lancer is plagued by aches and pains from his missing leg, bitten off by the White Whale in their first encounter.

Noble Phantasms:
A Fiery Lance: From Hell’s Heart, I Stab At Thee
Rank: Anti-Unit B-
Lancer’s whaling harpoon. With a barbed point designed to remain inside the blubber of a whale after it penetrates its skin, this lance is a deadly weapon to be sure. Lancer primarily uses this weapon as a throwing weapon in combat, since it’s how he used to use it, but he does have some skill in using it as a normal spear. The Lance can easily pierce concrete, brick and especially flesh when thrown. This Noble Phantasm’s downside lies in the rope attached to its end, the same rope that entangled Lancer in his final confrontation with the White Whale and sent him to a watery demise. Whenever Lancer throws the harpoon, he must make a Luck check. If it fails, the rope will wrap itself around one of Lancer’s body parts and drag him along its flight path until it hits an object or otherwise stops. Given Lancer’s E rank Luck stat, this is likely to happen very often.

Moby Dick: All-Destroying But Unconquering Whale
Rank: Anti-Army C
Lancer’s ultimate Noble Phantasm, the personification of his hatred towards his mortal enemy-Moby Dick. Whenever Lancer throws his harpoon, he may choose to activate this ability. This Noble Phantasm will summon the humongous image of a sperm whale made entirely out of seawater to crash over his foes. The force of the seawater alone is enough to completely pulverize most Servants, but those who survive will find themselves trapped and drowning inside the whale as it flies forward. Unfortunately for Lancer, this Noble Phantasm is powered by his own life force; without a significant power boost, this attack is sure to overexert him to the point of death.

Personality: Perpetually grumpy and bad-tempered, Lancer is not a very nice man to hang around with. After the events of his story concluded with him being dragged to the watery depths by his arch-enemy, Lancer is possibly even hungrier for revenge than he was in life. Any chance he gets to destroy something even remotely related to the White Whale, he will gladly take it. However, certain parts of his personality before his first encounter with Moby Dick are starting to show; his loyalty to his crew mates and fearlessness, primarily. If paired with the right Master, Lancer may be able to break free from the obsession that plagues him.