Suffer: Relieves a party member of their Blight, Bleed, and Burn by taking it upon himself.More! MORE!: The Flagellant covets pain, using it to heal himself after drawing enemy attacks.Acid Rain: Pummels his opponents with a virulent downpour, dealing damage and blight in equal measure.Lash's Gift: Strikes himself with his flail, raising his own health while buffing an ally's strength and defenses.Endure: Relieves a party member of stress at the cost of his own mind.Deathless: The Flagellant sacrifices of his own body to restore another Hero's health.Fester: Destroys a corpse on the battlefield, blighting those around it.Punish: A brutal flail strike to damage and blight an opponent.

While afflicted with the curse your hero will become weaker and weaker until they finally feast on blood, at which point they enter “bloodlust” and reveal the curse's hidden power.In a shift from Darkest Dungeon 1, the Flagellant is all about Blight now, inflicting the damage over time effect with many of his abilities, which Red Hook broke down with brief descriptions for us: The expansion’s namesake curse turns your hero into a vampire, which sounds a lot better than it turns out to be. There are also 4 new unique boss monsters to be found with all new mechanics to figure out or die trying. All of which want nothing more than to feast on your party’s inner juices- that’s vampire talk for blood. The new location brings new enemies in the form of bloodsucking insects, people, and insect-people. It may appear early on in your quest, but I wouldn’t step foot in here without a highly leveled party. Along with a bunch of other-worldly insects is a definite case of bloodsuckers - and I don’t mean mosquitoes. Yes, your estate has seen better days, and The Courtyard is proof of it. Added to the other locations in the game comes The Courtyard, a lavish garden turned swampy mire.

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