But in higher missions it seems a healer (probably vestal) is essential for survival. I think for any kind of defensive party a dots dealer is a must, either a plague doctor or a houndmaster to apply blight or bleed. Maybe an antiquarian and man-at-arms, or antiquarian and highwayman with riposte. I want to think the antiquarian is useful for a defensive support role with the dodge and protection bonuses. Then again they were all level 0 with no artifacts. Didn't really like it, the highwaymen were squishy and had a hard time dealing with enemies in the back rows, the dodging buffs from the antiquarian didn't do much, and vestal was meh at healing. Antiquarian basically spammed vapours for stacking dodge, vestal healed, and highwaymen mostly shot or stabbed stuff. I tried a party of an antiquarian, a vestal, and two highwaymen in the front. Brought lots of food as I didn't have any healers. The idea was to PM! asap, and then have the HWM use Duelist Advance. Both highwaymen had a dark bracer and moon ring, antiquarians had a single SPD trinket (Fleet florin and Quick Draw Charm, use trinket scrounge for the other slot). Quote from: Blaze on March 16, 2016, 09:03:46 pm Tried an apprentice medium Weald Dark run, double antiquarian, double highwayman. (Though the manslayer's ring from trinket scrounge probably added to it.) The darkness crit buff made it moderately more effective than festering vapors. (I took a Bloodletter's point blank shot for 2 damage)Ĥ. Torch sconces seem to be an exception though.ģ.
Any treasure spots seem to always drop at least one of their unique treasures (minor/major antique 275/1000 gold, minor antiques stack to 20). The antiquarian's gold buff does stack, with two that makes 2500 gold per stack.Ģ. Tried an apprentice medium Weald Dark run, double antiquarian, double highwayman.
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