<p>Yes, one: the only Holy Grail War in the world of <em>Fate/Grand Order</em>, whose victor was the founder of Chaldea and its first director Marisbilly Animusphere with his Caster Servant,</p>

<blockquote class="spoiler">
  <p> Solomon.</p>
</blockquote>

<p>As for what he wished for, it's not clear but Servant Sherlock Holmes (yes really) speculates in the <em>Camelot</em> chapter of the game that it was a wish for Chaldea, the work of his life, to succeed:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p><strong>Sanzang:</strong></p>
  
  <p>Umm… Can I ask something?  I’m not trying to complain that I’m tired
  of keeping quiet all this time, but… You said that Marisbilly guy got
  the Holy Grail, right?  What did he wish for?</p>
  
  <p><strong>Holmes:</strong></p>
  
  <p>Unfortunately, Hermes has no record of his wish. It only shows the
  results.  According to Hermes, Marisbilly flourished as a magus after
  the war.  In the Clock Tower, Chaldea and the Animusphere family’s
  theories had heretofore been regarded as abstract and impractical. 
  But, a string of successes reversed the Animusphere’s fortunes. The
  Heroic Spirit summoning system was established.  Virtual experiments
  were conducted that allowed one to not only observe the future, but to
  interact with different time periods through rei-shifting.  Around
  2004, Chaldea, previously a mere astronomical observatory, was built
  into a research facility.</p>
  
  <p>Conventional reasoning would conclude that Marisbilly wished for
  <em>prosperity</em>.  He had no reason to wish for the incineration of the
  human order. According to documents, his personality was
  “hard-working.” He had ordinary desires, ordinary envy, and he loved
  ordinary fortune. That’s the kind of man he was.</p>
</blockquote>

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<p>Generally a Master and Servant participates in a Holy Grail War with the promise of a wish to be granted. in some cases like with Tokiomi Tohsaka and Waver Velvet the wish granting of the Holy Grail isn't their goal (the former sought the Root which is the main function of the grail, the latter just wanted to prove himself by winning) while other's like Diarmuid Ua Duibhne had their wish granted by being in the war.</p>

<p>However to my understanding with the Fuyuki Holy Grail Wars (<em>Fate/Stay Night</em>), the Moon Cell's Holy Grail War (<em>Fate/Extra</em>) and Tokyo Holy Grail War (<em>Fate/Prototype</em>) there has never been a victor and in later iterations something would actually prevent the proper granting of a wish (Fuyuki = Angra Mainyu's corruption. Moon Cell = Twice telling Masters to make his wish or be destroyed. Tokyo = Questionable if wish granting was ever possible, the true purpose was to summon Beast)</p>

<p>However i'm not entirely sure about some of the other Holy Grail Wars like the Subcategory Holy Grail Wars (<em>Fate/Apocrypha</em>, <em>Fate/Labyrinth</em>), the false Snowfield Holy Grail War (<em>Fate/Strange Fake</em>) or any other Holy Grail War i have missed as to whether or not they could and/or ended up granting someone's wish.</p>

<p>So has there ever been a Holy Grail War where the victor got their wish?</p>

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Has there ever been a Holy Grail War where the victor got their wish?
# Has there ever been a Holy Grail War where the victor got their wish?
Posted by: username_0 on 2017-06-01
Generally a Master and Servant participates in a Holy Grail War with the promise of a wish to be granted. in some cases like with Tokiomi Tohsaka and Waver Velvet the wish granting of the Holy Grail isn't their goal (the former sought the Root which is the main function of the grail, the latter just wanted to prove himself by winning) while other's like Diarmuid Ua Duibhne had their wish granted by being in the war.

However to my understanding with the Fuyuki Holy Grail Wars (*Fate/Stay Night*), the Moon Cell's Holy Grail War (*Fate/Extra*) and Tokyo Holy Grail War (*Fate/Prototype*) there has never been a victor and in later iterations something would actually prevent the proper granting of a wish (Fuyuki = Angra Mainyu's corruption. Moon Cell = Twice telling Masters to make his wish or be destroyed. Tokyo = Questionable if wish granting was ever possible, the true purpose was to summon Beast)

However i'm not entirely sure about some of the other Holy Grail Wars like the Subcategory Holy Grail Wars (*Fate/Apocrypha*, *Fate/Labyrinth*), the false Snowfield Holy Grail War (*Fate/Strange Fake*) or any other Holy Grail War i have missed as to whether or not they could and/or ended up granting someone's wish.

So has there ever been a Holy Grail War where the victor got their wish?
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## 1 answers
### Answer by username_1 on 2018-08-16. Score: 2
Yes, one: the only Holy Grail War in the world of *Fate/Grand Order*, whose victor was the founder of Chaldea and its first director Marisbilly Animusphere with his Caster Servant,

> Solomon.

As for what he wished for, it's not clear but Servant Sherlock Holmes (yes really) speculates in the *Camelot* chapter of the game that it was a wish for Chaldea, the work of his life, to succeed:

> **Sanzang:**
>
> Umm… Can I ask something? I’m not trying to complain that I’m tired
> of keeping quiet all this time, but… You said that Marisbilly guy got
> the Holy Grail, right? What did he wish for?
>
> **Holmes:**
>
> Unfortunately, Hermes has no record of his wish. It only shows the
> results. According to Hermes, Marisbilly flourished as a magus after
> the war. In the Clock Tower, Chaldea and the Animusphere family’s
> theories had heretofore been regarded as abstract and impractical.
> But, a string of successes reversed the Animusphere’s fortunes. The
> Heroic Spirit summoning system was established. Virtual experiments
> were conducted that allowed one to not only observe the future, but to
> interact with different time periods through rei-shifting. Around
> 2004, Chaldea, previously a mere astronomical observatory, was built
> into a research facility.
>
> Conventional reasoning would conclude that Marisbilly wished for
> *prosperity*. He had no reason to wish for the incineration of the
> human order. According to documents, his personality was
> “hard-working.” He had ordinary desires, ordinary envy, and he loved
> ordinary fortune. That’s the kind of man he was.
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