In addition, units that do well against undead, either via skills, trinkets or quirks are more valuable to bring along, especially if you are planning to do a long or difficult run. If you also remember that most undead are highly difficult to bleed but are reasonably weak to blight you can orient your party to take advantage of it. Ruins has loads of undead, regular bunches of human(oids) and a few beasts(Mostly spiders). Shirome Artiste a écrit :It does tend to help to memorize what type of units roam where. Based on what u ve said in first part ill just try to experiment and think about comps myself. The thing is that i just dont like copying or searching for Guides etc. I don't like jesters because jesters, but their soothing song basically lets you ignore stress. It doesn't matter how, but they need to be neutralized. Immediately neutralize the stress dealers. Any generally solid team can go anywhere.Ģ. No One a écrit :The differences between areas are over-hyped. Not all teams can deal with them, and if they can't, spiders can end your team when they feel like it.Ģ. If you don't know what a healer is, plz into dictionary.ġ. Midliners favour 2 and 3 (most are also rogues). Have to be scared of bosses and whatnot with a midliner. You can also do healer rogue midliner tank, but I lose the midliner from time to time when I do that. I suggest either directly asking for good comps in this thread, or else using the rules of thumb, which dramatically cut down on the possibility space.īasic rule is: healer, rogue, tank, tank. You shoudn't copy team comps largely because the popular 'best' teams aren't actually that good. If you use one of the best teams, life is just easy. There is, however, a clear hierarchy of teams. So whether to create your own or not is down to whether you feel like doing SCIENCE! or not. So, teams as dumb as OCC-OCC-OCC-OCC are viable. Any generally solid team can go anywhere.

The differences between areas are over-hyped.

DARKEST DUNgeon team comps for ruins