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As Christmas arrives in Classic Corrie, it's the run up to a festive wedding as Ashley & Claire get married, but nothing goes according to plan - as it does. Mind you Tracy & Karen didn't get an invitation as both women battle it out for Round 2. Ding ding. After Karen suffered a miscarriage last week, she furious to learn that Liz told the news to every resident on the Cobbles. So what does she do, speeds off in a prize car - unaware Tracy has just strapped young little Amy into the back seat (shouldn't have left her unattended & the door unlocked). As Tracy & Steve rush to the Red Rec, Karen said she has left the car, but the vehicle blows in a ball of flames with both nowhere to be seen. Actress Suranne Jones (Karen) bowed out this week, in an hour long Xmas ep. her & Tracy face a showdown on the factory roof with poor Steve in hot pursuit! Her exit the following episode sees her an emotionally charged parting with Steve. After she leaves, Tracy has her chance to get closer to Steve. Elsewhere, Deirdre arranges a meeting between Shelley & Bev, and look out for young Adam Barlow as Ken brings his Grandson as the residents welcomes in to 2005.

Caster Class Servant: Mogh, Lord of Blood

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Class: Caster
True Name: Mogh
Alias: Luminary Mogh
Gender: Male
Region: Lands Between
Attribute: Earth
Alignment: Neutral Evil
Height: 476 cm

Parameters

STR: A
AGI: C
END: A+
MANA: A+
LUCK: C
Noble Phantasm: B

Class Skills

Territory Creation A
Mogh can construct a “Temple”, superior in potency to a typical “Workshop”. Besides giving him a powerful home advantage, within this bloody temple dwell many foul creatures that once inhabited his underground lair: blood tainted albinaurics, putrescent slimes, bleeding and shambling corpses, and lastly the faithful sanguine nobles. While none of these minions would defeat even a middling Servant on their own, the exhausting battles waged to get past them greatly ease the ability of Mogh to deal with the intruder afterward.
Item Construction B
Even in his childhood, the Lord of Blood demonstrated a certain resourcefulness in crafting to survive the Shunning Grounds he grew up in. By using his accursed blood as a catalyst, Mogh can create numerous items or imbue existing ones with mystical properties, most often related to spilling more blood.
Magic Resistance A+
Mogh beast a superb Magic Resistance due to his divine blood and the blessing of the primordial Crucible within him. Moreover, his contract with the Formless Mother granted him an even greater resistance to fire, adding another rank against magecraft and attacks aligned with this element.

Personal Skills

Blessing of the Crucible A
Mogh was born with the blessing of the primordial Crucible, a manifestation of primal vitality granting the bearer characteristics of a great many forms of life. Unlike his twin brother, Mogh embraced his mutations and appropriated the power they contained, increasing his physical parameters as well as allowing him to temporarily obtain the physical characteristics of other natural lifeforms.
Divinity B+
As a firstborn of Marika the Eternal, Mogh is a powerful demigod and inherited a Great Rune when the Elden Ring shattered. His acceptance of the Crucible and its blessing, which was seen in primitive culture as a sign of the divine, further increases that divinity.
Magecraft (Bloodflame) A+
After entering in contract with the Outer God known as the Formless Mother, Mogh’s blood became host to a burning flame. He soon learned how to harness that flame and created an entire now school of magic based upon that ability, transmitting it to his faithful followers. The accursed blood burns and consume flesh. Blood stricken by that flame will ignite in turn. The Formless Mother care not from where the blood flows, only that it does.
Stalking A
While the Lord of Blood may have originally gravitated toward the eternally youthful Empyrean only to obtain the power of a god’s consort, he soon was possessed by a lustful obsession for his half-brother that is much deeper and far more disturbing than any kind of filial love. No matter where, no matter when, Mogh will always be able to track Miquella down.

Noble Phantasm

Bloodboon Ritual B — Anti-Unit~Anti-Army
The massive trident owned by the Lord of Blood. A sacred spear blessed by the Formless Mother, meant to symbolize the new dynasty Mogh was trying to build. It’s function as a weapon is secondary to its nature as an instrument of communion with the Outer God. The Formless Mother exists beyond the mortal realm, unseen and intangible, its presence imperceptible and unreachable, yet existing everywhere, much like the formless love permeating the universe in Hindu myths. But with the accursed blood she bestowed upon Mogh, her power can be forced upon reality.
To activate this Noble Phantasm, Mogh raises his weapon and pierce the intangible body of the Formless Mother. While the rain of Bloodflames it causes around Mogh is very dangerous by itself, the true danger of the Bloodboon Ritual is that it will impose the power of the Formess Mother upon all those in the area. The blood in the body of all victims erupt into flame and attempt to force itself violently and explosively escape their body. The area of effect is originally quite small, but through prayers and preparations Mogh can expand it dramatically, changing it from an Anti-Unit to an Anti-Army Noble Phantasm. A Magic Resistance of at least A rank (or a secret ritual known to a select few) is necessary to at least mitigate this secondary aspect of the Bloodboon ritual. It should also be noted that only beings possessing blood can be affected: mechanical creatures, ghosts, or other creatures possessing either no body or blood will only take damage from the rain of accursed flames.

Personality

Sadistic, bloodthirsty and power-hungry, Mogh is a deranged tyrant relishing in the absolute worship he receives from his followers. Having been shunned and ostracized by the Golden Order from birth, he decided to overthrow and replace it by founding his own dynasty under the patronage of another Outer God. Through coercion, promises of power and manipulation, he amassed a small army of cultists and slaves with the purpose of preparing war against the rest of the world. He kidnapped the Empyrean Miquella, his own half-brother, and forced him into an unholy union, so that Mogh could obtain the power and authority given to a god’s consort. No matter how evil, there is no low he will not reach for the sake of his ambitions.
Though a vile and massively self-centered person, Mogh is not entirely devoid of empathy or ability to respect others. As one who have been shunned from birth for his nature, he harbors no prejudice or discrimination. If they demonstrate the ability, the bloodlust and subservience towards him, anyone is welcome to become one of his Bloody Finger and gain a place in his new kingdom. And despite rejecting the Golden Order, he still holds his full-blooded brothers in some form of esteem: beside Morgott who shared his traumatic upbringing, his dynasty was to be named Moghwyn in the honor of his deceased brother Godwyn.

Motive / Attitude toward the Master

When summoned as a Servant, Mogh will immediately boast his importance and attempt to force the so-called Master to recognize his station as Lord of Blood and ruler of a prestigious dynasty. Should the summoner refuse for one reason or another, then the relationship with Mogh will be immediately and irremediably soured. The Lord of Blood will not do something so crass as killing his Master, but he will bide his time until the opportunity for treason becomes right, his cunning ensuring his victim will not realize the danger until too late. On the contrary, a Master willing to accommodate the Omen inflated sense of self-importance will find out that for all his narcissism, sadism, bloodthirst and generally evil ways, Mogh is very much capable of holding himself in check for the sake of his ambitions. A Master capable of proving their abilities and their determination may gain his trust, perhaps even his respect, even if their respective moral compass are in complete opposition.
The establishment of a great empire ruled by a powerful dynasty. Mogh is an assumed tyrant, whose whish to become an immortal god-king is as clear as day. That he died achieving nothing is barely worth mentioning: the Moghwyn dynasty will rise. Mogh will obtain the affection of his half-brother Miquella. His delusions and almost zealotry toward these goals are the catalyst of the only use he would find for the Holy Grail: to defile it with his own accursed blood, before offering it to the sleeping Empyrean. Persuaded that with such an offering, Miquella will finally awake and make him his consort, to rule together for a new age of Blood…

Connection to Other Characters

Godfrey, First Elden Lord
The powerful progenitor of the Omen Twins, who could only spend so much time with them before he was banished with his Tarnished warriors. Despite Mogh’s hatred for the Golden Order, that hate does not extend to Godfrey, who he recognized was powerless to contest the decision of his god. He also knows the true nature of his father, the bloodlust and desire for carnage hidden beneath the regal persona, and in that the Lord of Blood knows he is a true son of the First Elden Lord.
Godwyn, Prince of Death
His younger brother, the pure and perfect prince of the Golden Order, now reduced to a malformed abomination, worshipped by those living in death. Mogh snickers at the cruel irony of fate, but at the same time he cannot find true joy in what has become of the brother who came deep in the sewers, all the way to the Shunning Grounds, to check on him and Morgott many times. Naming his dynasty after Godwyn is his way of expressing his last respects.
Miquella, Sleeping God
The target of his obsession. The subject of his affection. The tool to grant him absolute power. The divinity he would forever bond with. Nothing will ever change Mogh’s mind. Miquella is his, and his alone.
Jacques de Molay (Foreigner)
A proper kingdom must have a working and profitable treasury. With this ambition in mind did Mogh conscripted Jacques de Molay to his service to work as a capable and unscrupulous secretary. Despite the Foreigner already belonging to another Outer God, such things are of little importance to Mogh whose relation to the Formless Mother is merely one of mutual benefit. Moley herself is very pleased with the arrangement, having found a benefactor sharing her evil nature and whose disinterest with mere monetary matters would allow her to satisfy her own selfish desire aplenty. As long as coins flow in the treasury of the dynasty, who care how much is used by the secretary?
Ashiya Douman
After a several hours long exposition given by the Lord of Blood, complete with diagrams and numbers, alongside many passionate speeches of lust, passion and admiration. After having endured the mad rantings of desires, disappointments, hopes and dreams, the litany of plans, projects and designs the demigod had for his dear Miquella. Finally, after closing the door to Mogh’s room, Ashiya Douman looked upon the massive stacks of notes in his hands. At last, he would start to understand what this thing called “love” was. At last, someone as repulsive and abhorrent as himself was present to help him surpass the last obstacle between him and his ambition of Beasthood. And if lesson one did not suffice, the Lord of Blood had been all too happy to program several more to share his experience on the subject…
Carmilla
The two can be seen sharing “delightful” conversations between bloodthirsty nobles. The blood countess finds Mogh’s honest malevolence and sadistic streak a pleasure compared to the self-justifying heroes or kings. While he is not such a torture technician as Carmilla, the Lord of Blood shares with her a profound love for inflicting pain, a great dramatic flair and a twisted sense of devotion. Deep down, they also have in common a terrible phobia of being imprisoned and locked up, stemming from their childhood and death respectively. In an unsurprising turn of event Carmilla humored the notion of becoming a sanguine noble, though rejected it for now. She has yet to see the kingdom the Omen keeps ranting about.