We have several key changes planned for September to help facilitate these goals: We are specifically looking to improve player agency and add more variety and replayability to expeditions, while also reducing some areas of RNG. Currently set for September, this update is aimed at addressing a few key points of feedback we have pulled from the Darkest Dungeon community. Now that it’s in your hands, we wanted to take this opportunity to discuss some of the changes coming in our next release.

Our August update is just the first of many that we already have planned. You'll never do huge damage in one go, but by stacking Blight effects you can end up doing over a dozen damage to an enemy every turn.We hope you have been enjoying the Collector, new Infernal Flames and all the other additions in the Chirurgeon’s Table release!

The Plague Doctor's main priority is keeping their team alive, and if everybody's fine, inflicting various status effects on the bigger enemies that wear them down and tax their Deathblow Resistance saves.

Allies struggling to keep their blood inside them? Battlefield Medicine will pick them up. Being attacked at range by artillery-focused foes? Trigger Blinding Gas to cripple their accuracy. Opposition got their own healers? Throw poison at the back two ranks. Big enemy? Blight them and watch their health drain. Frankly, adventuring without a Plague Doctor feels ridiculous, as their extreme versatility means they have something for every situation. Strategy: The Plague Doctor is your main support class, healing allies of both damage and afflictions while lobbing toxic explosives at the enemy that Blight and Blind them. Pros: Healing, status cures, status afflictions, ranged attacksĬons: Low health, poor front row fighter, does damage over time rather than quicklyĬould be replaced by: Occultist, but not really - the Plague Doctor's too good to swap out

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