The Class Skill of Rider and Saber class Servants, denoting the ability to ride mounts and vehicles. Rider-class Servants will typically possess a high rank. All vehicles and all creatures up to the level of Phantasmal Beast and Divine Beast can be used as mounts.

This skill grants protection against magical effects. Differing from the Resistance effect that merely rejects Magical Energy, this ability cancels the spells altogether.

It is the measure of whether one has Divine Spirit aptitude or not. At high levels, one is treated as a mixed-race of a Divine Spirit, and the level declines when the Heroic Spirit's own rank as a Monster or Demonic Beast rises.    Lore: In China, Zhang Fei is considered to be a guardian deity, he is often put indoors along with his brother Guan Yu, to protect homes from evil spirits.

A Class Skill that characterizes a Berserker, raising basic parameters and strengthening one's physical abilities in exchange for hindering mental capacities and/or in exchange for their sense of reason.    Lore: It is said that Zhang Fei is Brutal, Fierce, and heartless on the battlefield. Outside of it, Zhang Fei is just as wild as he is in battle, being short of temper and hard of hand, even when not intoxicated with wine.

Increases the strength of Zhang Fei, at the cost of decreasing his sanity and coherence. The use of this skill will increase Zhang Fei’s level of Madness Enhancement.    Lore: It is said that between the three brothers, Zhang Fei was the strongest, even stronger than Guan Yu. But Zhang Fei was known to be both brutal and heartless, on and off the field of battle. Short of temper, yet quick of wit, he is a force to be feared in the battlefield.

A skill that increases parameters when defending others, Zhang Fei often uses this skill in conjunction with his noble phantasm.    Lore: In China on the doors of temples, Zhang Fei and Guan Yu are often depicted on its face, for them to protect the place from evil spirits.

A skill that represents the oath that Zhang Fei swore with his brothers, the memory of this oath still gives him strength.    Lore:     Under the Garden of peaches,    In Hebei, the province of Jì,    Three men became brothers,    Swearing an Oath to share a life.       

Zhang Fei is Loud, Boisterous, and Brash, a drunkard with a cunning streak betraying both his reputation and temper. He is loyal like no other, willing to risk his life to ensure the safety of his comrades.     But be wary, for his temper, pride and drunkenness have led him to harm friends and subordinates, which has led to his downfall, so one must be cautious as to the state of his moods constantly.

To his Master, Zhang Fei is both fierce and loyal, he will not be afraid to raise any complaint or counter to anything his master says or does. He will treat his Master akin to a brother, instead of a Master.

Zhang Fei is a man with a leopard-like face and a sparrow-like jaw, framed by a lush tiger-like beard that connects to his hair, his stature is like that of a giant.     Wielding his serpent spear measuring 1.8 feet, he is clad in armor that was typical for his time, covering his head, chest, arms, and legs, allowing for movement without sacrificing protection to vital areas.  

Zhang Fei was a military general serving Liu Bei, in the Eastern Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period. Together with his sworn brothers, Liu Bei and Guan Yu, they fought many battles to restore the Han Dynasty.    He is well known for his ferocity in battle as well as his drunkenness and short temper.    Among his achievements are his actions in Changban, his battle against Lu Bu with his sworn brothers and his participation in the battle of the Red Cliffs, and the takeover of the Yi province. 

While the two do not hate each other, Zhuge Liang (Waver) feels some annoyance whenever he has to interact with Zhang Fei, it does not help that Zhang Fei finds his current form fun to torment as well as needle him about a certain incident in Yi.