I’m not sure if she had anything specifically good for the Cove, but good to have her around.īut you know what? Adding her rounded this out to be a girlboss team, so it’s perfect in my eyes. And uhhh… Aubert the Hellion had to be invited by default since she’s the only mid-level guy I have left. Baujot the Plague Doctor, on the cusp on graduating, just had to come along while her Cove Phobe (more stress in the Coves) quirk would be a problem, I decided it wouldn’t be as bad as Riebou’s Fear of the Unholy, which makes him more inaccurate. Cleri the Grave Robber was chosen for the pack, because besides her blight skills, her pickaxe could chew through the Anchorman. Boteler the Vestal’s inclusion was a given, since she was the only mid-level healer available to work. However, he had a bad Fear of the Unholy which would make him suck fighting the Sunken Crew. I was originally going to bring Riebou, our resident Abomination, since the Cove is usually bad against blight. So as it turns out, All Hands on Deck has the boss summon a Drowned Anchorman to drown a character until it’s killed or when its victim gets too stressed out. I fought the easy version of the Crew back in the fifth installment, and things went so easy that I completely missed out on the gimmick of the fight. I flipped a coin to decide what to challenge and it landed on the Crew.įor once, I decided to do background research on a boss instead of letting myself be surprised. Opening the game back up, I saw that there were two mid-level bosses available: the Sunken Crew of the Cove and the Fulminating Prophet from the Ruins. Last time I killed some eldritch pig beast, which went fine except for Durandal the Antiquarian dying. My life has felt really unstructured lately for a variety of reasons, some of which a bit personal to share on here, but I return to the Darkest Dungeon to maintain some semblance of regularity.

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