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A corrupted Grail, a poorly made labyrinth beneath an oppressed city, a medieval setting far in the future, a skewed summons, a band of loyalists to the true crown trapped with no escape, and a cheating tyrant with two servants. All of this comes together with a bang, as a band of adventurers are thrown into a Holy Grail War against their will and knowledge as punishment for a crime never committed. how will this skewed summoning play out, when only one master has knowledge required to win, and multiple Rulers summoned...


Ever wanted a DnD inspired Fate fanfic? I did, so I wrote one, based entirely on what happened. It'll be like the 'Bad End' to the story, maybe i'll write the 'Good End' sometime. 

Chapters released on Saturdays and Sundays only, unless it's a special occasion, or I'm not too busy with school.

This is my first ever book of any kind, so please, give me some feedback if you can! Thank you for reading, and I hope you enjoy!

Fate/Labyrinth

Just some stuff so you don't get confused. Refer to this as needed, feel free to skip it though. Also, if you have a question, leave a comment so I can answer it here.

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Setting of the Story: Fate/Labyrinth is set 1,000 years in the future, in the year 734 AE. The AE stands for 'After Extinction'. In this story, the world had "ended" in the year 2291 AD for an "unknown" reason.

'Gods': If there is a mention of Gods, nine times out of ten it'll be ascended mages, or wizards who became so powerful they and their descendants were revered as 'Gods'. True Gods will be referred to as Celestials, or Divine Spirits.

Primordials: Whenever there is a mention of a Primordial ruler, or a Primordial Emperor, once more, they are not true gods. At least, not in the common sense. They are usually figures that recreated civilization/reality after the destruction of humanity from an unknown source, or they are otherworldly beings (best example I could find of this in Fate lore is ORT)

Automations: Pretty simple, a crude version of an AI with a body. Steampunk kinda vibe.

Planes of Existence: Again, pretty simple, but also kinda contrived. Basically, the layers of the world. All the planes exist at the same time in the same place. For example, where there's a forest in the mortal plane, there could be a city in the Celestial plane. Viewing them each is like a lense; they all exist, but some you need to look to see.

The Monarch: The tyrannical ruler of Bouldhaven, and the creator behind the Imperial Labyrinth. He is very disliked, mostly because of how he rose to power. how he did it, though, is a secret for now.

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