Originally named Diomedes.
Diomedes's father, Aeson, was once the proper heir to a country.
And then, Aeson's half-brother Pelias usurped the throne and arrested his brother.
But Diomedes escaped Pelias's hands and was raised by Chiron.
Time passed and Diomedes (now Jason) became a respectable young man and demanded Pelias to return him his throne.
Pelias demanded something in return.
"If you can bring the Golden Fleece here, I'll acknowledge you as king."
Unable to refuse Pelias's order, Jason recruited sailors from all Greek lands for his ship.
Eventually, he had a distinguished roster including Heracles, Caenis, Theseus, Dioscuri, Atalante, Asclepius, among others.
They were collectively called the Argonauts and accompanied Jason on a great adventure like no other.
After that, Jason met Medea, divorced her, fell to ruin, and in the end, died crushed by the Argo's bow.
He was quite overconfident in Okeanos, but due to either the harsh retaliation he faced or the reveal that he was being deceived by Medea, he turned his issues up to eleven, and now schemes to slack off at any chance he gets, even if the work he's skipping is restoring Human Order.
Medea traumatized him for life. He tends to back away whenever he sees her.
Medea hasn't forgotten him completely... She couldn't. But even so, his attitude still manages to leave her exasperated every day.
Protagonist: "You're like a divorced couple."
Jason: "We are a divorced couple!"
In Atlantis
After being hit with an extraordinary fit of despair in Okeanos, he was expecting to do better on his next summon, only to be met with the 12 Olympians as his enemies.
Heracles was summoned almost at the same time as him, and they joined other Servants to try to get over Atlantis.
The brave Heracles died. Although a few Servants reached Olympus, most of them died or deserted.
Jason managed to narrowly survive, but he couldn't regroup with the people in Olympus, nor accept his place and keep pushing the fight, so he spent his days dead drunk...
That is, until the people of Chaldea arrived.
Talent for riding. Can ride most mounts better than most people but can't mount beasts on the ranks of demonic beasts or holy beasts.
Negates magecraft with three or fewer verses on their activation. It's difficult to harm him even with Greater Magecraft or Ritual Curses.
... I know we can just use Medea's profile as it also talks about the Golden Fleece but really? Even in game, it gives the same details...A fleece made of golden wool that he obtained at the end of his adventure. Relatively comforting and pleasant.
Oh thank god, I can actually bring up a time it's actually talked about(Though he does talk about it often so I'll bring up the first time it's used):When he gets into a scrape, he can escape with seemingly self-sacrificing moves.
He's unsurpassable went it comes to getting epiphanies at the jaws of death.
However, Jason strongly hates this ability.
After all, he has to go through a life-threatening situation every time he needs a flash of inspiration.
I guess this is the buff he used when you was on Poseidon? Maybe? Otherwise nothing was shown in story.He pumps those who once boarded the Argo full of courage.
Those who never did vaguely feel somewhat encouraged.
Consider it a super-limited variant of Charisma's abilities.
A rescue and support attack from the Argo.
The heroes who once boarded (Note: due to the limits of Jason's ability, he can only manifest up to half of them) his ship coordinate a simultaneous attack.
In a sense, it's an Anti-Army Noble Phantasm comparable to the great Conqueror King's own.
The more righteous Jason's position in battle is, the more he gets his crewmates' approval, increasing the number of attacks.
Conversely, if his position is clearly villainous, a surprising amount of people will be absent from the ship (skipping the job), considerably decreasing its power.
This was sealed and rendered unusable in Okeanos.
Okay, so that's kind of an interesting concept and gives us some time to explore Marisbury's shit
But why those three classes? You'd think Foreigner and Mooncancer would be far more problematic than fucking Ruler
You guys should actually read the Prologue.
Human Order isn't "punishing" anyone at all. As Not-Romani says, they're punishing themselves. The Extra Classes aren't meant to be used in the way they've been using them. The Seven Regulars are the "allotted" defenders of humanity, essentially. This is why they're the Grand bois. But the Extra Classes were invented for purposes unrelated to this. The Holy Grail War originally just imitated these regular classes, but the people running them came up with a bunch of ones for other purposes, and as these purposes are unrelated to protecting humanity, they aren't allowed in (though this part is pretty dumb, like, why now?). The Ordeal Calls aren't punishments, they're essentially Chaldea trying to come to terms with how these classes are supposed to be used for protecting humanity. Taking the previous role of Ruler as "neutral observer in a HGW" into "defender of humanity" in some way.
Okay, so that's kind of an interesting concept and gives us some time to explore Marisbury's shit
But why those three classes? You'd think Foreigner and Mooncancer would be far more problematic than fucking Ruler
Probably because unlike those 3, we don't "abuse" Mooncancer as much as the other 3 considering we only had like 5 servants in total for Mooncancer.Okay, so that's kind of an interesting concept and gives us some time to explore Marisbury's shit
But why those three classes? You'd think Foreigner and Mooncancer would be far more problematic than fucking Ruler
Probably because unlike those 3, we don't "abuse" Mooncancer as much as the other 3 considering we only had like 5 servants in total for Mooncancer.
Same goes with pretender who's defenitely more "problematic" servant like Oberon (a world ending entity) than those 3
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