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Doesn't matter that they're missable or potentially temporary, they exist. There's also the spirit wolf summon that's already been mentioned. Presence is potentially useful to any Champion even if it happens to be most useful to a Charmer. The devs have been clear that they want there to be no...

What the wiki says is that it's a stealable power that Arona happens to be able to use, that doesn't mean that there's a way to steal it from Arona. It's likely that Wide Sweep is one of those abilities that's planned to be stealable (hence that column being marked Yes) but the enemy or enemies...

Yessssss- I mean no Ryn, pleaaaase don't bend me over and fuck me sideways with your dick until I can't think straight any more... :D

To expand on the above a bit, 100 Corruption is when you're in the 'danger zone' and anything could theoretically push you over the edge into a demonic Bad End but that's not really something implemented in the game yet. Most of the repeatable means of gaining Corruption include caps that make...

When you've used summons, have you been focusing on your Presence or otherwise raising Leadership? Because that's the key to making the most of them. That status shoudln't be read literally, it just means that the character is so horny that it's starting to affect their ability to function...

This seems to be a good time to bring this out:

We came for blood, death and/or dismemberment! Failing that, we'll take seeing the gladiators impaled on each others' dicks! This brings a new meaning to plundering a land for its booty...

Mmmmm, the things Ryn could do if she took Kas up on that offer... yeah, I've got that same side of me hoping Demon!Ryn does become a thing that I can eventually see with my Corruption-focused champ too. Or if a full in-game transformation never materializes, at least a Bad Ending where Ryn is...

You have seen Brint/Brienne, right? Everything about the minotaurs is big. :p

Having just encountered a seemingly similar situation (and realized the cause) one more thought: You didn't by any chance accidentally open up multiple copies of the game at once, did you? Because I did that forgetting I already had a window open and that caused the saves to not appear in the...

Your 'argument' is so unbelievably stupid that it doesn't deserve a more comprehensive response than that.

Text. Based. Game. If you aren't willing to read things at least the first time they appear, that's your problem. And I'm pretty sure there is no in-game stat corresponding to 'Blarg, I'm incompetent and need to be handheld through everything' so good luck with that mechanics idea. Really...

It's not that everyone else is underpowered, it's that those two are deliberately overpowered for the early game, back when they were the first two companions and were meant to help carry you through the initial learning curve. Brint eventually runs into issues with his particular weaknesses and...

You... seriously haven't figured out how to get into the warcamp? For fucks sake, this is a text-based game, try reading from time to time. He's a Level 2 encounter, if you're really having that much trouble with him the only advice anyone can give you is to suck less. Or turn down the...

End of Evangelion also put a very different spin on what it means to 'become one with' other people. :p But oh boy, I can get behind that sentiment.

Doing. It. Wrong. You either didn't pay attention to the conversation (you have to say things in the right order) or you didn't learn enough about Taldahs before the encounter to be able to easily complete the sequence. That's not the same kind of thing at all, one is an unintended glitch and...

If you're fighting at all then it means you've failed, or you're doing it on purpose. There is a trick to talking your way out of it but it's not what you're thinking. Maybe if you knew more about him before starting the fight... Actually, no, it really does matter. Devote one fight to using...

All the major dungeons and fights are geared towards parties of a particular level, but what that is depends on when in the game the player is expected to encounter them. The Den of Foxes and the Palace of Ice were designed around then-max level parties (5) though the former can be beaten below...

It affects a lot of things. Once you reach the right threshold the Champion's personality changes to 'Dark Knight' with obvious effects on their dialogue and internal thoughts and there are options that are gated behind Corruption thresholds along with others that change slightly depending on...

That's basic game balance. The former two abilities are situationally useful, the one is an amazing counter to Resolve-based DPS fights (or just to restore the stuff generally) and the latter inflicts Resolve damage. That they don't necessarily fit your playstyle doesn't mean they're useless...