Others Completed Ero Dungeons [Patch 3.1] [Madodev]

[Gierka]

Do the destiny points do anything? Can't seem to find a place to spend them but it says they can be used between campaigns so I guess there's a use for them.

And what is a good party setup?
I'm kinda struggling to get anything done above novice level dungeons, I use warrior or paladin up front, cleric second, rogue/mage/noble third and ranger last.

Destiny points are for modifying new playthroughs, you can't use them anywhere except when you start a new game.

As for the setup, almost anything can work as long as you have enough healing.
Personally I've been running Paladin, Warrior, Cleric/Cowgirl (Tomo got captured, poor girl) and whatever, Rogue works fine, because stackable DoTs are seemingly the only reason to deal with healing on the enemies team. A mage is fine too.

The most important part is to pay attention to stats. Just because you can nab a purple Veteran Cleric from the Stagecoach, doesn't mean she'll make a good cleric and the best course of action is to outright switch her to, say, a Warrior, because she's an Aggressive Brat with 20 Strength and 5 Wisdom.
For example, my aforementioned Tomo has like +200% healing power due to her "SPECIAL" stats, quirks and maxed service tattoo (the purple one). She also does literally zero damage with every possible attack. As such, I need no other healer on the team.

 

[Llynethil]

Thx, I'll try and look into all that.

I've played turn based games before but I've never played Darkest dungeon, and there's a ton to figure out in this game.

Btw is it worth spending mana on rerolling the characters objectives, some of them seem pretty iffy, like my fireball mage got one that says do 0 damage in a dungeon run :s

 

[O&M's]

Thx, I'll try and look into all that.

I've played turn based games before but I've never played Darkest dungeon, and there's a ton to figure out in this game.

Btw is it worth spending mana on rerolling the characters objectives, some of them seem pretty iffy, like my fireball mage got one that says do 0 damage in a dungeon run :s

I'd hold off on rerolling unless it's someone you REALLY want to invest into. If they are, you should reroll if all 3 objectives are difficult/time consuming. Try to hold off if you can still accomplish one of them.

 

[Nirdaeel]

I'd hold off on rerolling unless it's someone you REALLY want to invest into. If they are, you should reroll if all 3 objectives are difficult/time consuming. Try to hold off if you can still accomplish one of them.

and you can also too, restart game with 0 mana rerolls using some points and if you think it makes game too easy can turn multiple grapple, more hp on enemies,... your call

 

[Sadan_sa]

1. An "import error" item which shouldn't be in the catalog.
2. A "debug item" which shouldn't be in the catalog.
3. Broken Glasses, which are repaired at the end of a dungeon and thus can't be added to the catalog.
4. The loser suit, counterpart of the winner suit, obtained from the All or Nothing item.

1-3 will be fixed in the next update. Thanks for sniffing them out.

Hi, I found a bug. When the Russian interface the meaning > and < is not displayed correctly. In English and German translation everything is correct

 

[Llynethil]

I just had a new adventurer arrive with green text and box around it, does this mean this adventurer is a stronger version of the ones you normally get? Seems to have more overall stats too then usual ones

 

[Sadan_sa]

I just had a new adventurer arrive with green text and box around it, does this mean this adventurer is a stronger version of the ones you normally get? Seems to have more overall stats too then usual ones

There are also blue and purple ones. They have increased stats from the start.

 

[Massah]

I don't want to trigger it and lose one of my best guild members, anyone know what exactly the oozing latex contraption does?

 

[maikochan]

I just had a new adventurer arrive with green text and box around it, does this mean this adventurer is a stronger version of the ones you normally get? Seems to have more overall stats too then usual ones

In prior versions, you could see the relative likelihood of a girl's stat rolls on their sheet. Apparently there wasn't room after the UI update to keep this in. In exchange, you can see a general idea of it by the colour of the outline of their name and portrait.

Grey is common or very common, basically fodder. As mentioned, green, blue and purple are increasing 'rarities' with higher stats. It's not uncommon for purple girls to have a 19 or 20 in one of their stats. Above purple is orange which can be either 'legendary', meaning extremely lucky stat rolls, or a unique preset girl.

By upgrading the base stat upgrade line of the carriage, you will in effect be increasing the likelihood of girls spawning with green, blue or higher rarities. I think preset girls have a fixed spawn rate independent of any upgrades you've made, but I have nothing to back that up with.

 

[Drogorius]

This is a very nice game, deep enough to play and enjoy on its own merits from a pure gameplay perspective.

 

[romeowo]

Is there a way to remove armor that was equipped on you by enemies

 

[esxay]

Is there a way to remove armor that was equipped on you by enemies

Reaching veteran level of related to that cursed class, otherwise using church

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[MRN64]

You forgot that some equipment has easier to achieve unlocks like taking a job for 3 days. It displays the unlock requirements when you hover over the item. Even shows it in that screenshot with the end dungeon dealing 0 damage tooltip. When its cleared the padlock is broken and you can just take the item off and even equip it freely on anyone you want from then on.

 

[spacemix]

What's the best strat against the Seedbed boss? I've been party wiped by it twice now...

 

[Llynethil]

Does anyone know what item you can get to have 6/6 latex class?

I have an outfit, underwear and bunch of trinkets, but it's either weapon or egg slot to fill the last one, I can only get 5/6 equipped on a character.

 

[Toonzie]

The best composition common class in my opinion would be :
Warrior
Paladin
Cleric
Mage

Use warrior's guard to guard every member of the team while keep stacking block and block+ buffs

Use paladin in 2nd line to either attack front line enemy or heal every team members depends on situations (paladin blessing is very good for healing every teammates for 3 HP every turn and can stack up to 9 hp per turn)

Use cleric in 3rd line to cleanse debuffs, heal, and attack enemies in 3-4 line with one of her skill i forget the name (the skill also inflict decent DoT damage)

Mage in 4th line is your main dps, always protect her with warrior first. Mage can attack 1-2 and 2-3 line with decent DoT, combine with cleric DoT, you can obliterate enemie's middle line very quickly.

I wanna include alchemist to the composition but unless you got shotgun equipped, alchemist is just pain in the ass. Because if you still using musket, you need to use reload in order to get rid of your blind after using every skills.

Rogue is only good at dealing DoT to 1 enemy, That's her flaws

Noble is for risk taker player, because she depends on her riposte and dodging, and she doesn't always Dodge the enemy.

Ranger is mainly used for support in 4th line to cleanse buffs and suppresing fire the enemy to get rid of enemy's blocks or Dodge tokens. Her attack don't deal decent damage, That's her flaws

 

[MasterXY]

The best composition common class in my opinion would be :
Warrior
Paladin
Cleric
Mage

Use warrior's guard to guard every member of the team while keep stacking block and block+ buffs

Use paladin in 2nd line to either attack front line enemy or heal every team members depends on situations (paladin blessing is very good for healing every teammates for 3 HP every turn and can stack up to 9 hp per turn)

Use cleric in 3rd line to cleanse debuffs, heal, and attack enemies in 3-4 line with one of her skill i forget the name (the skill also inflict decent DoT damage)

Mage in 4th line is your main dps, always protect her with warrior first. Mage can attack 1-2 and 2-3 line with decent DoT, combine with cleric DoT, you can obliterate enemie's middle line very quickly.

I wanna include alchemist to the composition but unless you got shotgun equipped, alchemist is just pain in the ass. Because if you still using musket, you need to use reload in order to get rid of your blind after using every skills.

Rogue is only good at dealing DoT to 1 enemy, That's her flaws

Noble is for risk taker player, because she depends on her riposte and dodging, and she doesn't always Dodge the enemy.

Ranger is mainly used for support in 4th line to cleanse buffs and suppresing fire the enemy to get rid of enemy's blocks or Dodge tokens. Her attack don't deal decent damage, That's her flaws

Disagree on your set up I think ranger is a superior 4th line option to mage. Suppressing Fire is a fantastic AoE skill to clear dodge/guard tokens on enemies, I also like the ability to target backline, often times there can be important enemies back there such as the container or some boss battles which leaves you with very few good options for hitting 4th line. Signalling Flare is also a great debuff skill for anything with high HP or that has a party member trapped. I maxed my Libido desire for extra 50% damage from Bow of Uncontrolled Lust.

I also disagree with your Paladin choice, I originally ran paladin as well and its not bad at all but it's a bit slow to build up and damage is just decent, I've been running a frontline Rogue instead using HyperFocus Visor and spamming Riposte, the visor gives good chance of gaining critical or strength buffs on turn start. I also use Maid Bikini which gives +4% DMG per positive token. With Riposte get 2 dodge tokens and 2 riposte tokens which can let me hit up to 3 different targets in a single turn. Great for punishing anything using AoE skills or targetting front line, while still being able to avoid taking damage consistently.

My warrior has been running a full goddess set with gods own sword to spam party buffs. This combos well with Maid Bikini on my Rogue and by round 1 or 2 of the fight I can be getting a whopping +50% damage bonus from all the buffs I have on. And since I have multiple copies of Strength and Riposte often I can slap multiple enemies for 20+ damage without them ever hitting me.

Honestly super controversial but I'm thinking about dropping my Cleric from my party which is a shame because its my 2nd favorite set up in this build but my fights are so quick, and I rarely take a significant amount of damage that I rarely ever have to use heal during a fight, easier to just have my adventurers munch on some bread after fight, so I've mainly only been using Holy fire during fights for DoT + defensive token cleansing. If I do replace her I think I'll go with Mage so I still have some support skills and can always just use Vine Restoration as emergency heal. Either that, or I go with something like ponygirl for extra inventory space or a bunny wench for a mix of healing/dps.

I agree with your thoughts on Noble (Rogue does it better Riposte is far superior), and yeah I also agree alchemist is just a pain in the ass.


To be fair, I've min maxed my ranger a decent bit but it can scale pretty hard in late game if you put any work into it, suppressing fire in this screenshot can do 20 to all enemies. Had many turn 1 first attack full enemy party wipes.

 

[XulOnTuesday]

I still like Alchemists. 53 AoE damage covers a multitude of sins. If the sinners stick around for round 2, just cleanse with Holy Water.

 

[Toonzie]

Disagree on your set up I think ranger is a superior 4th line option to mage. Suppressing Fire is a fantastic AoE skill to clear dodge/guard tokens on enemies, I also like the ability to target backline, often times there can be important enemies back there such as the container or some boss battles which leaves you with very few good options for hitting 4th line. Signalling Flare is also a great debuff skill for anything with high HP or that has a party member trapped. I maxed my Libido desire for extra 50% damage from Bow of Uncontrolled Lust.

I also disagree with your Paladin choice, I originally ran paladin as well and its not bad at all but it's a bit slow to build up and damage is just decent, I've been running a frontline Rogue instead using HyperFocus Visor and spamming Riposte, the visor gives good chance of gaining critical or strength buffs on turn start. I also use Maid Bikini which gives +4% DMG per positive token. With Riposte get 2 dodge tokens and 2 riposte tokens which can let me hit up to 3 different targets in a single turn. Great for punishing anything using AoE skills or targetting front line, while still being able to avoid taking damage consistently.

My warrior has been running a full goddess set with gods own sword to spam party buffs. This combos well with Maid Bikini on my Rogue and by round 1 or 2 of the fight I can be getting a whopping +50% damage bonus from all the buffs I have on. And since I have multiple copies of Strength and Riposte often I can slap multiple enemies for 20+ damage without them ever hitting me.

Honestly super controversial but I'm thinking about dropping my Cleric from my party which is a shame because its my 2nd favorite set up in this build but my fights are so quick, and I rarely take a significant amount of damage that I rarely ever have to use heal during a fight, easier to just have my adventurers munch on some bread after fight, so I've mainly only been using Holy fire during fights for DoT + defensive token cleansing. If I do replace her I think I'll go with Mage so I still have some support skills and can always just use Vine Restoration as emergency heal. Either that, or I go with something like ponygirl for extra inventory space or a bunny wench for a mix of healing/dps.

I agree with your thoughts on Noble (Rogue does it better Riposte is far superior), and yeah I also agree alchemist is just a pain in the ass.

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To be fair, I've min maxed my ranger a decent bit but it can scale pretty hard in late game if you put any work into it, suppressing fire in this screenshot can do 20 to all enemies. Had many turn 1 first attack full enemy party wipes.

Unfortunately i didn't have nice gear like you and Its really depends on your luck to get them all. So i don't use ranger as much. I never change my gear, and most of them get cursed by chest or enemy even. Kinda pain in the ass to uncursed them, so i usually just roll with them kekw.

My build is focused on sustainability while doing decent DoT damage to middle and 4th line. I mostly obliterate 3rd line first with mage+cleric DoT at the same time poking 4th line with warrior+cleric DoT while my paladin keep spaming 3 hp per turn till it become 9 hp per turn (9 hp perturn is significant to trade with the debuffs you got, your cleric can still focus on attacking while all your team suffers debuffs). I mostly never cleanse debuffs or heal with cleric because of my paladin. I never brings any provisions to any dungeon except for the boss with this build.

Just finished the first boss in day 20 in this build with only veteran adventurers. And Its so frustating fighting 20 goddamn reinforcements on the first floor but i manage somehow.

The enemies i hate is ratkin with spears (they can break your adventurers formation and fucked up your turn, luckily with warriors guarding all my dps it focused on attacking my warrior instead)

Prisoners in 3rd and 4th line (she can jumpkick the shit outta you for massive damage, luckily my build is build for sustaining this kinda damage).

Other than those, i find it really easy to neutralize them with my build.

 

[maikochan]

Just finished the first boss in day 20 in this build with only veteran adventurers. And Its so frustating fighting 20 goddamn reinforcements on the first floor but i manage somehow.

I've noticed a few people complaining about the waves of enemies in the ratkin fortress and found it rather odd. My first time, I tried the front door and got my ass handed to me. So I figured that maybe that wasn't the 'intended' path. And sure enough, you can skip even the front door fight by going to the right. From there you can have a series of smaller fights around the back of the fort and enter from a side door on the left of the fort and skip both the big room and the crowded bar fights. By doing this you can get to the Iron Maiden without doing any fights involving reinforcements at all.