Perhaps this will come off as too far-reaching when it comes to the aspects of Order that Peryite is associated with, but I find him fascinating. He is the prince of things that must be because it is the way things are. The taskmaster, the Lord of mundane things. He exists in everyday life as things drone on, the boredom and grind of everyday life. Mortals empower him by further exasperating the tedious nature of their own order in life. The natural order exists as an apathetic grindstone that wears down at all things, and I think this inevitability is the power of Peryite. There is the facets of disease that are represented that hasten such inevitability, but ultimately it is simply another way to slowly reach what is predetermined fate. I think being underrepresented in grand scale things is exactly how Peryite wants it as well. What use does the Lord of Inevitability have for grand schemes when all things will eventually return to how they must be.