FATE: EUROPA!

Jeanne stands around 165 cm, lean yet resolute. She wears practical medieval attire with a linen tunic and simple breastplate, overlaid with a tabard bearing Beauvais’s crest. Her auburn hair is tied back for practicality, and her eyes burn with fierce determination. She carries a weathered hatchet—her symbol—beloved yet stained, a testament to her historic deed. She exudes unpretentious bravery, the spark of a true champion of the people.

Driven, compassionate, and unwavering. Jeanne holds no illusions about nobility or glory—her strength lies in resistance born of necessity, not privilege. She trusts action over ambition and believes that even the powerless can reshape fate. While impulsive, she is perceptive, and when injustice stirs, she acts—boldly and unhesitatingly. There’s no cruelty in her victory, only redemption. Jeanne treats her Master as an equal—or as someone she must protect. She expects courage and compassion, not commands. She respects resolve, stands beside those who share her values, and will challenge Masters who act in arrogance or dogma. Her loyalty is earned in shared struggle.

In 1472, as Burgundian forces besieged Beauvais, Jeanne—a young local woman—seized a hatchet and charged the enemy, throwing a flag-bearer into the moat and ripping down their banner. Her act rallied the defenders and turned the tide of the siege. Though her historical existence is debated, her legend persists as the symbol of grassroots resistance and civic heroism. Summoned as a Lancer-class Servant, her Noble Phantasm, Siege Brise Beauvais – The Heroine’s Rallying Cry, empowers allies in the face of collapse, turning despair into defiance. Her Grail wish: to ensure that courage, not birth, defines leadership, and to spark heroism in those beset by injustice.