Kazikli Bey
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Kazikli Bey the Noble Phantasm of Vlad III the Impaler. There are two different incarnations of him, Lancer of Fate/Extra and Lancer of Black of Fate/Apocrypha. The two incarnations are very dissimilar, and each possess a version of Kazikli Bey with a different title and different effects.
The Fortress of Impalement
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| Noble Phantasm | |
| Kazikli Bey | |
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| Japanese name: | カズィクル・ベイ |
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| Title: | The Fortress of Impalement |
| Japanese title: | 串刺城塞 |
| Transliteration: | Kushiza Jōsai |
| Owner: | Lancer |
"Wife, witness this blood spilt in sacrifice, so that it may appease thy thirst! Fortress of Impalement, Kazikli Bey!!"
— Lancer.
Kazikli Bey: The Fortress of Impalement (串刺城塞, Kushiza Jōsai?) is the weapon of Lancer of Fate/Extra. It is the Noble Phantasm that is synonymous with the Servant who was called "Kazıklı Voyvoda", which means the "Spear Impaler." It is Drakulya's torture of curses and iron hammers released from the demoniac spear. The pain the target receives increases in proportion to their sins of immorality and depravity as a fitting "blow of justice." It summons countless spears and polearms of various shapes and sizes. The target is surrounded and eventually skewered by a massive spear, followed by Lancer hurling his personal weapon at the target. The attack ignores the targets defense within the game, and it debuffs them with "Sacrifice", which deals damage to the target after a turn.
During his reign, the punishment of impalement for the general masses was not an unusual penalty in the Northern Mediterranean area that included the Balkan Peninsula. With the occasion of Vlad's second enthronement as the lord of Wallachia, he felt indignation upon seeing the figure of the nobles of his own country excessively repeating acts of depravity and corruption. Viewing these nobles as the source of the country's ruin, he carried out an unprecedented great enforcement of discipline, and what became the keystone of that enforcement was the punishment of impalement towards the nobles. It was a shocking reality for Wallachia, which was rigidly segmented into nobles and the masses, and there was nobody among the population that could not feel his severity and dreadfulness. Thereafter, impalement became his favorite stunt, and in 1459, there were also deeds such as the impaling an emissary of the Turks while he was still alive. According to records reported to the Vatican, the number of humans that he impaled during his career is said to have reached 100,000 people, which does not even include the individuals from enemy nations that were executed.
The Lord of Execution
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| Noble Phantasm | |
| Kazikli Bey | |
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| Japanese name: | カズィクル・ベイ |
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| Title: | The Lord of Execution |
| Japanese title: | 極刑王 |
| Transliteration: | Kyokkei Ō |
| Owner: | Lancer of Black |
Kazıklı Bei: The Lord of Execution (極刑王, Kazuikuru Bei: Kyokkei Ō?) is the weapon of Lancer of Black of Fate/Apocrypha. It is a Noble Phantasm deployable only within the Servant's marked domain. Within a range of one kilometer, there may be a maximum of twenty thousand pikes gradually manifested over time, bursting from the ground to impale opponents. Manifested pikes remain as a physical barrier that eliminates free ground, and evasion thus becomes less likely with passage of time. The sight of the pikes impose a curse-like psychological effect, destabilizing an opponent's mental condition with oppressive anxiety or fear.[1]
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Fate/complete material IV - Extra Material, Page 305 English | Japanese Kazıklı Bei: The Lord of Execution (極刑王, Kazuikuru Bei: Kyokkei , Turkish for Man of/who Poles/Skewers/Impales Ō?)
A noble phantasm deployable only within the Servant's marked domain. Within a range of 1 kilometer, a maximum of 20 thousand pikes can gradually manifest over time, bursting from the ground to impale opponents. Manifested pikes remain as a physical barrier that eliminates free ground, and evasion thus becomes less likely with passage of time. The sight of the pikes impose a curse-like psychological effect, destabilizing an opponent's mental condition with oppressive anxiety or fear.
