No armor-penetration, no PROT-debuffs, no Blight, barely any Bleed. Any time I wound up meeting Cove-enemies, I got slowed down to a crawl, chopping my way through crabs and snails at a glacial pace, often while back-row enemies bombarded me with attacks. It's a powerful team, sure, but it's notably short on a few things - most obviously, a way to deal with high PROT enemies other than just wailing on them and doing scratch-damage. I didn't get much farther than 200 kills, and some parts of the journey were PAINFUL. I gave this setup a chance, and it worked, KINDA. after the sleeper there may spawn non unique bosses at the end of a 'chapter' (stress overkill incoming) ( My leper got 80% (max), with quirk, buff and one trinket) The defensiv buffs from the leper and crusader last now the whole fight and make them nearly immune to normal damage. There is a colour that gives you a +15% bonus on virtue The Leper for killing everything coming too close and tanking everything.

The crusader for damage and some stress heals (Holy Lance was very helpful in this party) Vestal for some sweet heals and range attacks Jester for stress, some blood damage and the ability to move the crusader from second position to the third. They have become a threat to the marine shipments of provisions that the Hamlet relies on.Originally posted by Esce:I got the 300 kill achievement with: Vestal, Jester, Crusader and a Leper.Īlso I got the townevent for +15% chance for virtue ( very helpful, although it runs out after reaching 200 stress) The ancient fishmen that lived there were roused by the activity around their home, making it a habit to sink and kill any sailors that comes near their domain. The Ancestor once used the Cove as a means to deliver some of his more controversial artifacts, as well as a location to perform his pacts with the ancient beings in the water when money was scarce.

Now, the road leading to the town is blighted with a fungal infestation that has taken over the ecosystem, hiding the hordes of zombified victims under the control of the fungus being spread by the witches that serve under The Hag. When the Ancestor banished The Hag to the Weald after being disgusted by her appearance, she began to use her discovery of an odd, parasitic fungus to transform the woodland into something more sinister. The Warrens are now home to the descendants of those experiments called The Swine, a primitive warrior race of pig men whose only desire is to butcher and feed on any human they can get their hooved claws on. While the Ancestor was trying his hand at blood rituals, he used the ancient Warrens as a dumping grounds for his failures and underwhelming results. Now, rumbling halls of the Ruins are overrun by Undead and a group of Cultists have also stake a claim on the Ruins as they listen to the gibbering ravings and terrible predictions of their Blind Prophet. There they desecrated the graves of the soldiers and nobles that once served there, and brought them back as a mindless skeletal horde to serve as their undead army. Bandits, Cultists, giant bugs, the undead, and other nightmarish abominations lurking in the shadows, can all be found stalling your progress.Īfter the Ancestor's short-sighted revival of the powerful Necromancer and his Apprentices he had just killed, they moved into the Ruins that once housed your family’s lineage. These foes don't stick to one dungeon, instead preferring to wander around the Estate, and as such, can be encountered in all four main dungeons.

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