FATE: EUROPA!

Jekyll wears a sharp Victorian doctor’s coat, dark waistcoat, and immaculate gloves. His eyes are weary but kind, and his voice carries the trembling undertone of someone who's struggling on the inside. To players, he'll appear as nothing more than a simple physician that works at a reputable hospital in London. After transformation, Mr. Hyde comes off as a towering brute—bare-armed, with bulging muscles, bloodshot eyes, and the twisted grin of a man drunk on chaos. Where Dr. Jekyll appears scholarly and composed, Mr. Hyde is the raw embodiment of violence. The transition is not seamless—it warps the air around them, accompanied by a violent shift in aura. Unless the player achieves an extremely high arcana check, it is nearly impossible to realize that Henry is actually a Servant.

Jekyll is introspective, guilt-laden, and idealistic—a man haunted by his failure to purge evil. Hyde, conversely, is impulsive, remorseless, and aggressive—embodying all that Jekyll repressed. As a Servant, Jekyll obeys commands but fears transformation; Hyde revels in destruction and domination. Neither persona has full control—making their bond fragile but potent. Jekyll respects and defers to moral Masters—those who value restraint and healing. He seeks guidance, fearfully hoping to avoid becoming Hyde again. Hyde, however, only respects Masters who exhibit strength or cruelty—in such cases he becomes ruthlessly loyal. If the Master acts weak or merciful, Hyde may seize control against Jekyll’s will. Under the right circumstances, he may unknowingly turn on his master and try to kill him, not realizing that he needs a Master to survive. However, when in his normal form as Dr. Jekyll, he is skilled enough in medicine to bring someone back from the brink of death.

Henry Jekyll was once a respected physician who sought to purify the soul, believing humanity’s base instincts could be isolated and eliminated. What he birthed instead was Edward Hyde—cruel, impulsive, and free from guilt. As a Servant, Jekyll manifests first, but can invoke his Noble Phantasm: Dangerous Game, to transform into Mr. Hyde, sacrificing his reason for sheer destructive might. His wish upon the Holy Grail is to finally bring harmony between both selves—to reconcile duality without annihilation. Not to destroy Hyde, but to make peace with him, or learn what must be surrendered for true moral unity.