When he reaches Death’s Door, he gains an awesome feat: he heals the entire party, per hit taken,and reverses Death’s Door debuffs, providing +5 Accuracy, +20% Damage, +2 Speed, and +20% Resist to Stun, Blight, Bleed, and Debuffs! I played him wrong, the first time he gains those traits.When he drops below 38%, he gains 20% to damage and 3% to CRIT chance – the more pain he’s in, the better he performs.He was Level 0, so this could change as experience is gained. He doesn’t hit for many points of damage generally, 3-6 points was what I saw.He is, so far, the only character that I’ve noticed change facial expressions before a blow is struck – he smiled when enemies discovered my party. Pretty handy when a character needs emergency stress and physical healing! This Flagellant came with 4 abilities: Punish (which all start with), which causes 4 points of Bleed damage per round, for 3 rounds(!), and comes with a Bleed debuff Reclaim (heals himself for 1 point for 2 rounds, at a cost of possible 3 points of Bleed damage every round for 3 rounds) Endure (heals 12 points of Stress on an ally but takes on 5 points of self-Stress) and Suffer (clears Marked, Bleed, and Blight from an ally takes on that Bleed and Blight, plus Marks himself, gains 30% PROT, and a small resistance to Death Blow).Here are some things that I noticed while he was out adventuring (he was in two groups): He showed up in my Stagecoach somewhere around Week 8. He is a ragged, scarred figure from the Church, who seems very intent on becoming a Martyr. The Flagellant, center in the above pic, is a Hero that you receive from the “Crimson Court” DLC pack.

Now, I take an early look at 2 new characters that I got from buying 2 DLCs, after the break.įinals for this semester put a delay on my game-playing, but I finally got to try out 2 new Heroes: the Flagellant and the Shieldbreaker. It’s hard to believe that it’s been nearly 2 years since I bought “Darkest Dungeon” for the PC and 1 1/2 years since my first look at the game.

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