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The son of a man named Gerontius in Roman Palestine, he traveled to Nicodemia in order to search for a career as a soldier to Emperor Diocletian. The emperor welcomed him with open arms, for his father had once been a close friend with Diocletian. He climbed the ranks quickly, eventually reaching the promotion of Tribunus.

He is most famous as the dragon-slayer of a monster that terrorized the city of Silene, a creature that nested at the city's spring. While a sacrifice of sheep had initially been sufficient, the dragon grew restless, only satiated by the blood of a maiden. The victims are chosen by drawing lots; one day, the city's princess is offered to the creature.

While passing through the city on a pilgrimage, Georgius rescues the princess from the monster, shielding himself from the creature with a cross that he had brought with him. After saving the princess in the name of Christianity, the citizens of Silene convert from their ancestral paganism to Christianity.

Upon his return, Diocletian had enacted a law that required every Christian soldier in the imperial army be arrested and every other be offered to the Roman gods as a sacrifice. Georgius approached the emperor and objected to this law in front of his fellow soldiers and tribunes, publicly declaring his Christian faith. Despite Diocletian's tireless efforts to convert him, Georgius refused to renounce his religion.

Left without any other choice, Diocletian had Georgius executed. Prior to his execution, Georgius prepared himself by donating his wealth to the poor. After a variety of torture sessions, he was decapitated.

[attr="class","field"]TENACIOUS. Most people are generally convinced that there are no powers above or below that can break his spirit. His determination is ferocious and he strictly upholds what he believes in.

CLEAR-HEADED. Georgius is careful to think before leaping into action. Everything that he does has its own reasoning and purpose behind it. He is not the kind of person to do something that he feels i unnecessary.

KNIGHT. The Seven Knightly Virtues are no joke for him. Courage, Justice, Generosity, Faith, Nobility, and Hope are the codes of conduct that Georgius lives by, even while displaced in the twenty-first century.

HONEST. Georgius will not tell a lie, though this does not save him from becoming brutally honest. In fact, he comes off as harsh and doesn't really have a filter (probably because he doesn't need one).

MAYBE JUST A BIT TOO NICE. If everyone plays by the rules, he'll be fine. If people don't play by the rules, he's essentially fucked.

NAIVE. He has a tendency to expect people to be just as honest or generous as him, despite the fact that he was run over by a wheel of swords and beheaded because people were, in fact, not.

FAIR. May the best man win, not necessarily "may the man who is best at winning" win.

WISH. To meet his Maker. Losing the Grail means being doomed to be re-summoned into the war to fight time and time again.

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• Ascalon is the name of his lance, the very one that was used to pierce the chest of Silenne's dragon. Tipped with a cross, this is his primary weapon that gives note to his Servant class.
• Lancer relies upon melee combat with his Noble Phantasms aiding him in his fighting style.
• Ascalon is strongest when combating a dragon.