
A demon companion to talk to and take on adventures.
29.9 of the 48 points that apply = 62 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Kerkele Companion adds a summonable demon companion for players to talk with, give gifts to, and take along on their adventures, with more than 300 dialogue lines and a relationship system. You meet Kerkele using a summoning scroll, which can also bring an already-summoned Kerkele nearby, and build or damage your relationship through interactions such as compliments, petting, gifts, and hostile actions. The relationship progresses through Strangers, Acquaintances, Friends, and Companions, unlocking additional dialogue and abilities including follow and protect commands, sitting or lying down, and automatic protection while following. Kerkele can perform helpful everyday activities, such as leaving items in chests or barrels, cooking food, bringing flowers or food, playing music discs in a jukebox, enchanting books, and hanging paintings. His dialogue can react to the time, weather, and biome, and he comments on subjects such as mobs and responds to questions, greetings, and relationship-specific phrases. Offerings are judged by Kerkele’s preferences: favorites include honeycomb, candy, chocolate cake, and rose bushes, while gifts he accepts may earn a return gift box containing a random item. The mod also adds herbal and rose tea, favorite treats such as chocolate cake and candy, a reusable soul gem earned at the maximum relationship level, and accessories that change Kerkele’s appearance, including bows, wreaths, scarves, gloves, and earmuffs.
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