Otherwise, the meteor hand should be considered as it will rapidly chew through the team's health pool, especially if the target is not guarding.
If using a magic build, the wing should be dealt with quickly without the use of magic. While Wing Guard is active all spells will be reflected back at the caster, often killing them in one hit. He will sometimes use this arm to activate Wing Guard and cover his torso for protection. A Blood Golem is highly recommended as it does not require as much attention as a moderately equipped Ghoul and can allow the player character to focus on the damage dealing instead of healing them.Įvery turn, Per'kele will use his right hand (your left) to summon a fairly devastating meteor that is guaranteed to hit, and with the other to launch many rapid fire, lower damage attacks. AI-controlled teammates, while not exactly very useful in their attacks, will make a difference when taking some hits meant for the player. The main challenge comes from the player character being the only human-controlled party member. The fight poses a moderate to high threat depending on how prepared the player is. This entity can usually be reached through the dream, although the real location can be reached through the Hollow Tower in the inner city. He and his master will talk and meet again with the player under the green hue lit moonlight. He will say no more though, saying that his master will answer the player character's questions later on as they progress through the festival. Per'kele will then tell the player of the Termina Festival, and how they will play a part in it as one of its contestants, calling it a chance for one of the participants of the Termina festival to have a peek at grandeur and have a chance for 'illustrious reality', and calling it the 'festival to end all festivals'. Regardless of the player's choices, they would still have the dream of being saved by Per'kele and meeting him and the Moon God Rher, who seems to be awake but cannot talk and can only seemingly stare at the player. He saves you from the workshop in some sort of nightmarish sequence in the introduction that the player can either skip or go through. It is revealed near the end of Termina that Per'kele does not serve Rher as the Old God was already gone by this point, but another God called the Sulfur God and leads the Cult of Sulfur. Asking the New Gods about the servant in Fear & Hunger suggests that Per'kele is simply serving Rher to pursue his own goals and ideas in mind. He serves as his master's voice since the God is seen from far away. Per'kele is a mysterious servant of the Trickster Moon God, Rher. Miserable figures." - The New Gods when asked about Per'kele. Leeching on the older gods, pursuing their own agenda. You might recognize them by the body paint covering their faces and body. "Per'kele and the group associated with that figure.
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