Image: Rebel Wolves / Bandai NamcoNo screenshot of Lunar Games yet. This one shows Bakir (Rebel Wolves / Bandai Namco).
The Lunar Games is a quest chain built around games held in Vale Sangora. It is your route to the boyar Bakir: max out his anger and his servant Farkas invites you into a deadly tournament.
Do Bakir's court activities, such as his pillories and transports, until his anger meter is full. Farkas, who says he serves Bakir, then finds you and asks you to meet him outside Lunar Manor.
Spend the wait talking to rival contestants, then run Bakir's maze. Win over The Marten and The Porcupine beforehand to make it easier. The Cockroach only wants to win.
Bakir runs the games. You can kill him during them, which earns the hidden achievement The Mad Khan.
After beating Bakir you can kill or drain him. Draining unlocks the Shadowstorm ability. His body holds Bakir's Armour. In his treasury you find an amethyst ring, and handing it to Farkas closes The Ring.
BakirBakir, the Mad Khan, is one of Brencis's three vampire Boyars. He rules the southwest of Vale Sangora through fear, and his Lunar Game is one of the big set pieces you can work toward.
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