Knight's Klub

Gnosis: 20

At-Will Form
Heroic Spirits are able to transform from into the battle form whenever they wish to. Their armor and weapons are considered invisible by normal means, but negative effects from armor will still affect them. Transforming into a battle form is considered a free action.

Inhuman Abilities
Servants are able to push their abilities far past that of a human. They begin with Inhumanity, letting them place physical and mental Characteristics at 13. Furthermore, they have a +2 to their fatigue points and can use 4 fatigue points at once. They also have a +2 bonus to give to a characteristic of their choice.

Immortality
Servants never age, nor do they have to worry about disease aside from those the were summoned with. Furthermore, they do not require food, sleep, or oxygen, but the lack of air can slowly drain their mana. While "suffocating", they take three times as long to die from it.

Favored Souls
Beings of legend, who have done many things within their life. Perhaps it was destiny, luck, or something else entirely. They begin with 4 Creation Points instead of the usual 3, but can forgo this bonus Creation Point for 75 DP.

Unusual Size
While Servants may have characteristics that push them to great heights and body mass, they are summoned in a form that best represents them or what their summoners believe them to be like. They may select any appropriate Size.

Mana Reliant
Heroic Spirits require mana to survive. If they eat and sleep enough like a normal human, they don't have to worry about gaining enough mana. However, if they choose not to then they require a source of mana somehow. A mage may donate 15 zeon to feed a heroic spirit for a day. However, every 15 more zeon a heroic spirit is given increases their fatigue points by one for that day.

There are also other ways for heroic spirits to gain mana: fresh blood or semen. A vial of blood along with 10 zeon can come from any consent individual. Otherwise, the heroic spirit must drunk a liter of blood.

If the heroic spirit does not gain mana one way or another for day, they gain a -30 all action penalty and a lost of 2 fatigue points each day until mana has been recovered in some way or they die from having 0 fatigue.

Specialization
Heroic Spirits fall under "classes" that best describe their fighting style. They may select one of the following:

Saber - Gain a +20 bonus to Attack and Block or Dodge.
Lancer - Gain a +10 bonus to Attack and a +20 bonus to Block or Dodge.
Caster - Gain a +15 bonus to magic projection and 75 more Zeon.
Assassin - Gain a +5 to Attack and Dodge, gain a +20 bonus to Stealth and Hide.

Artificial Body and Mind
Homunculus have a bonus of +1 that can be distributed freely among their characteristics. Choose a Secondary Abilities Field for each Homunculus. All Abilities from that Field start with a base of 10 even without spending there any DPs, and gain a +5 Bonus to two secondary abilities of their choosing per level. Additionally, they start with 1 more fatigue point.

Homunculi never age and can theoretically live forever.

Artificial Essence
Homunculi can spend 50 Zeon points per turn to either recover 10 lost Life Points or 1 Fatigue Point. Multiply the recovered number of Life Points by the Regeneration Rate of the character. Multiply the recovered number of Fatigue Points by half of the Regeneration Rate of the character. Healing spells have the amount of Life Force restored halved when targeting homunculi.

Magical Circuits
Homunculi tend to have special magical circuits grafted onto their body, granting them a +15 to magic projection and 100 additional zeon.

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Enhanced Frame
A homunculi made with more sturdy materials. They gain an additional fatigue point, 25 life force, and have 2 natural armor against everything except energy.

Children of the Night
Vampires have extremely hardy bodies, known for being quick and powerful. They begin with Inhumanity and have a bonus of +1 to all of their physical characteristics. They also increase their regeneration rate by 2. They can also go a week without sleep and don't require any type of food aside from blood.

However, since they are vampires, they suffer from light. Although they can endure weak or indirect light with great issue, being exposed to a light source of high power or purity (such as direct sunlight, bright supernatural light, etc.) will cause their skin to burn. The vampire must pass a physical resistance check of 80 to 160 (depending on the degree of exposure and intensity and purity of the light) each turn or suffer damage equivalent to the level of failure. If they fail by more than 50 points, they immediately gain the In Flames condition.

Furthermore, they have natural night vision. They reduce any penalties from natural darkness by half.

Critical Injury Immunity
A Vampire's head isn't considered a vulnerable point, only their heart. Furthermore, they ignore the effects of critical injuries that aren't severing of a limb or decapitation.

Ties to the Moon
A vampire's healing factors are directly tied to the moon, frequently called the Curse of Restoration. However, their strength is also somewhat tied to the phases of the moon. This ability only takes affect when it is nighttime, naturally.

Full Moon: At full moon, your regenerative factors are at their all time high. You have the ability to regenerate entire limbs from brutal attacks. Your gain a +12 to your regeneration and +3 to physical attributes.
Last Quarter: As the moon moves closer to being fully revealed, so is your ability to regenerate your body being fully realized. You gain a +8 to your regeneration and a +1 to physical attributes.
First Quarter: The moon begins to peek, letting your regenerative abilities showcase itself. You gain a +5 to your regeneration.
New Moon: Due to the moon's complete covering, you only have your natural regeneration abilities.

Vampiric Impulses
A vampire must consume blood in order to survive. For every day they go without drinking enough blood, they suffer an all action penalty of -20.

A Kitsune, a powerful weaver of spells that can shapeshift into that of a beautiful girl or fox. Some kitsune are known for their devilish behavior, corrupting all they touch and commiting heinous acts, but many simply protect the Twilight Zone or live their lives pulling silly pranks on people. A very few of them, like Yetsuye, actually try their best to protect the world, to ensure any number of supernatural threats don't fracture the world.

However, Yetsuye has been distracted by the world she's sworn to protect. She likes anima, cartoons, and video games. Most of the time she can be seen scratching her belly as she watches the TV, eating potato chips. Sure, you may wanna call her a useless brat, but she's still a powerful spellcaster, you know? Besides, she tells you what the mystery of the week is and where you might be able to find some clues. She even goes out of her way to give a little bit of her power to her friendly little helpers.
Level: 8 | Category: Normal
LP: 125 | Class: Wizard
Str: 5 Dex: 8 Agi: 7 Con: 6 Int: 14 Pow: 9 WP: 12 Per: 8
PhR 70, MR 75, PsR 85, VR 70, DR 70
Other Resistances: None

Initiative: 95 (Unarmed)
Attack Ability: 40
Block: 85
Damage: 20 Impact (Unarmed)
AT: ENE 4
3 Actions

Abilities: Acute Sense (Hearing), Night Vision, The Gift, Improved Innate Magic, Aptitude for Magical Development, Fortunate, Natural Mystical Armor
Modules: None
Ki Abilities: None
Spells: Path of Illusion (1-90)/Subpath: Umbral, Path of Essence (1-90)/Subpath: Dreams, Path of Destruction 20, Cleanliness, Inhumanity
Zeon: 1020
Magic Projection: 240
Magic Accumulation: 60
Magic Regeneration: 80

Size: 7 | Appearance: 9 | Regeneration: 1 | Movement Value: 7 | Flight Value: 0 | Fatigue: 6

Secondary Abilities:
Climb 15, Persuasion 65, Notice 50, Search 40, Herbal Lore 45, History 45, Magic Appraisal 140, Occult 115