Curiously, Jando of the Three Sister is not very useful in a one-to-ne combat, is better to use it against masses of enemies, and it not a necessary an instant kill. Of course, this is just an in-game example, perhaps it can be more lethal.
He has a the anmed Fervour, that refill everytime that he cause damage or performs an exacution. There's also rossary beads that accelerate the rate at which the Fervour refill with damage, a bead that turns his flasks into Fervour refilling instead of healing damage, and even a bead that slowly regenerates his Fervour reserves. Alternatively, he can pay a little of health to increase the Fervour reserves.
There's a few of Prayers that has ranged, albeit small (at the end, they are limited to cover the screen, and little more). Taranto a la Hermana Mia summons a bunchs of lightning, Lorquiana launch a some beam that affect everyone in a straight line, meanwhile Debla de las Luces covers a vertical line of around 3 meters diameter. Having experience with
Is basically a temporal invincibility.
Doesn't it depend on how we interpret its description in relation to game mechanics? Because it says it shatters the bones and scrambles the organs.
Then I guess he can sorta keep up, although at a slower pace?
I might dare to say these are all things Arthur has already dealt with, or at least they are recurring types of attacks he has to dodge.
I get it, but I wanted to ask your opinion about its description saying it protects TPO from "all evil". If there was reason to believe (maybe because of lore stuff) that it protects him only from attacks delivered by evil beings, or can be safely considered as anything that would damage him.
A curiosity comment more than anything.
With the appropiated bead, it does not take more than 2 minutes of waiting to refill the entire Fervour bar. Although, executing a prayer take some minor time (can be accelerated with the appropiated bead) and have a coll down of few seconds (if TPA has one of the Mea Culpa add-on, the one that increases the potency of the prayer, then the cool down take moderately more time).
The shields fly around TPO for a couple of seconds, and they also induce damage at contact; is not infalible, but between dodging anfd parrying, it increases TPO's defenses considerably.
The game or lore don't elaborate about that, as for the setting conscern, evyone has some level of madness. In any case, this is the only thing mentioned in the prayer's lore:
Meaning that it could be flowery words? I might have been deceived by the fact normal monsters get oneshot, but maybe stronger ones don't?
Totally, I wasn't questioning that.
Arthur doesn't have that kind of pattern (although fireball and thunder magic have similar movements), his is more a continous stream of weapons being hurled in straight lines, across the ground or at angles. The closest thing to a bullet hell he possesses, his duplicating himself and start tossing knives.
Imho we can also consider it full invulnerability, which will make him no-lol all of Arthur's projectiles.
When I played the game, I recall few enemies that did not die in one attack due the attack (including the guy with the bells and the fire spitting monsters, meanwhile the soldiers of the Anoited Legion are basically immune). Wouldn't say the description is completely flowery, but I wouldn't call it a necessary instant kill.
Guess avoiding here during the prayer is active is valid, TPO is unable to span continuous prayers, even less considering his limited fervor reserves.
If he has all of them in his inventory by default, I guess he starts with 8 equipped but has to manually change them.
If they aren't all equipped by default, then
Counting the end of the game as for the last DLC, he only should have access to the Apodictic Heart of Mea Culpa, as once equipped, it cannot be removed. Otherwise, I would have equipped the Heart of Virtuous Pain, but is not very useful outside of the game, so maybe the Smoking Heart of Incense.
Incon: 6
I actually already did it. The Penitent One won that coin toss
