If needed, he can also use “Guard Dog” to protect one of his companions. The Houndmaster is very valuable in the Warrens as he does extra damage to beasts and is very good at making enemies bleed. Vestal will focus on healing and Grave Robber on killing “Swine Wretch" with "Thrown Dagger". Vestal – Grave Robber – Houndmaster – Hellion
During camp, Occultists can prevent ambushes with “Unspeakable Commune”, and Jesters can lower stress with “Every Rose Has Its Thorn”. If transforming is not a good option for certain fights, Abomination can use “Beast Bile” since blight works well in the Cove. The Jester’s main job is to reduce the stress caused by the transformation.
The Abomination will do most of the damage by transforming and using “Rake” and “Rage”. If you see it for the cheap, grab it, but otherwise it's very skippable.The Man-at-arms and the Occultist will work similarly to the best party composition for the Weald. There's also some unique random battles that can occur in dungeons with them that can result in some rare and unique trinkets and buffs, but I didn't feel they were worth it. The new Hero is very situational and is only really worth it for Abomination parties so you can have another heavy hitter in the party. For a new person play about 3 hours, beat a boss and if you see yourself sinking more time into it, grab it.Īs for the Hero DLC it's very medicore in my opinion. I think it's fun, but that's because I've played the base game for hundreds of hours so the dlc was a fun edition for me. The CC DLC adds a mechanic where your characters can become vampires and you have to deal with Buffs, Debuffs, an extra crucial item that takes up inventory, an enemy that hunts down your party in dungeons, new enemies and a new dungeon. For the first couple of runs I wouldn't recommend having the Crimson Court active, because it adds a bunch of complex mechanics on an already complex system that will take a couple of hours to understand and get the hang of.
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