you could lessen your stress with a crusader... if you give him the ancestral scroll instead of the vestal. also, if you have the crusader at rank 3 and man at arms at rank 2, you can create a combo between rampart and holy lance. You can just put bounty hunter up front and run him uppercut instead of flashbang while the rest of his skills stays the same.
I do a voice over in this video, and that is why things may be called early or sound more static. I did this so I could analyze my reasoning while still moving at a quick speed. Thank you for watching and have a great weekend!
I'm glad! Going from veteran to champion is a shock to the system. I've lost many 5s and 6s in my first run through because of new special units and the damage some enemies can do.
I think it's a really good idea to show which order of enemy you prioritise and why. I never know whether to go for the Bone Bearer or Lancers for instance, so that's great
Really depends on your line up. If you don't have a single stun you may want to kill the lancer in this situation because the bone bearer doesn't do too much damage directly.
@@HiDdeNSQuiDZGaming True. Though he can be a menace if left alive as he starts reviving/summoning enemies. It's a tough call. I do like my Vestal to have stun though.
i just started playing DD 2-3 weeks ago... so i might not be able to say or give any advice for certain and some ppls might have already say the same or even better team comp/tactics but i still want to share something from my own experience... in ruins, at veteran or lower level can easily beat them with pure damage but at champion level i tried this team comp MANY times and it work out really well for me (explore every rooms , fight every battle , hp above 50% and stress lower than 50 for most of the time , no need to use fire wood to camp until explored everything or finished the quest then use fire wood just for stress heal before exist the dungeon) my team comp for ruin is 1.cru 2.abo 3.ves 4.PD battle phase (3-4 enemies alive) : abo and PD for either blight or stun , cru and ves for stun stalling phase (1-2 enemies alive) : abo either self heal/stress heal or stun , PD for blight (it still count as dealing damage so they cant call reinforcement) , cru for stress heal and ves for healing with this team comp i dont have to worry much about enemies prot and good at dealing damage to backline enemies (dangerous enemies in ruin usually in rank 3 or 4) and this team comp also a good counter against bone bearer because i dont have to focus on him but blight or stun the other enemies to death instead which will give a good 2-3 rounds of free heal/stress heal after other enemies get blighted to death and leave bone bearer alone this team comp also quite good in cove too (not that great but still good enough) but might have to switch or change a few things like occ instead of ves and put him in rank 2 so he can use powerful stun , PD with 1 skill slot to cure bleed/blight , change trinkets , etc. but i have only tried this team comp in cove a few times and can have a rough fight against certain enemy team so think or play carefully with this team comp in cove and better use fire wood when party is in bad shape or after a really bad rng fight
Good video, i like how you have a well planned strategy on team composition, skills and trinckets. For example y have never played with a MMA with high dodge instead of protection, and without a guard.
Yeah the high Dodge is really nice because it allows him to riposte and Mark himself, and then he draws out the attacks. I quite liked that in this line up and thank you!
@Squid having just gotten some hero's to level 5 again I am going to start doing some champion runs this weekend. Can you make a few videos on champion runs, how you use synergy and trinkets in party composition and how you advise us (doing champion runs for the first time) what amount of provisions to take? Thanks for this video it was both a fun watch and a godsend for us newbies :).
I can do that. This weekend is pretty crazy for me, but I can try to get one out on Monday or Tuesday. I think that would be a good video to make. Thank you for the video idea!
Do you have any hero party suggestion for Weald? I feel like you need absolutely everything for Weald: You need really high speed, accuracy, dodge, hp, stress recovery, damage for that area. And I just can't have all of that. Speed - because of dogs, witches, Accuracy - because of very high dodge: witches, hateful viragos, madmans Dodge - because of giants or pretty much everything in weald that put so much debuffs, markers, bleed, poison, run crushing diseases Hp - giants that can 1 shot you, mushroom guys who use rend the marked heroes attack Stress recovery - witches that always spawn in stealth mode, madmans, ghouls Damage - because of high hp giants, high protection mushroom guys, hateful viragos Weald feels really unbalanced for me that hit you with everything and there is always something you lack to prevent unnecessary damage/stress. A lot worse than Cove for my opinion
@1God1Fury The weald is by far the hardest area in the champion level. What I will say is the giants will critically strike you on occasion and there really is no way around that in most situations. Without the dlcs, bleed, high level blight chances, and good stuns are ways to get around some of the damage. The hellion and plague doctor are great choices for stuns and bleeds/blights. If you have the shield breaker dlc she is great for getting through most of the high protection enemies. Hound masters are also a great choice for scouting, stress reduction, and bleed. Also you do need at the minimum a strong healer (an occultist or vestal). I will occasionally bring in a more damage oriented jester, but I keep him in the third so he can bleed DOT or battle ballad to get through those higher dodges.
My solution: don't go to the Weald. Unless you really need a trinket that pops up there. On Radiant or Darkest difficulties it's not so bad as you can experiment and stand to lose characters, but on Stygian it's not worth the risk. Even the final boss's trinket isn't worth the danger she poses. If you feel bad about missing an area out then yeah, you need to load up on anti-venom and bandages, make sure you take characters who do bleed damage and are fast. Although there are eldritch there I wouldn't take an Occultist as his heal is so inconsistent and causes bleed way too often and you will suffer bleed and blight anyway so he is likely to help kill you rather than help you. I would say Hellions (using If it Bleeds), MAA (for guard), Jesters, Houndmasters, Highwaymen and Vestals are the best. Arbelests and Bounty Hunters are also good, using mark. Dodge is useless in this area so ignore that. Speed, DoT and accuracy are most important. Also, Arbalests can clear the marks of those fungal things at the back, saving you from Rend the Marked and other big damage attacks. But honestly, just don't go. The Ruins are much nicer, and you get way more loot.
@@HiDdeNSQuiDZGaming i don't have any dlc and got a Tempting Goblet on my first run. I can't remember the specifics, but i think it was on a veteran or champion dungeon.
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you could lessen your stress with a crusader...
if you give him the ancestral scroll instead of the vestal.
also, if you have the crusader at rank 3 and man at arms at rank 2, you can create a combo between rampart and holy lance. You can just put bounty hunter up front and run him uppercut instead of flashbang while the rest of his skills stays the same.
I do a voice over in this video, and that is why things may be called early or sound more static. I did this so I could analyze my reasoning while still moving at a quick speed. Thank you for watching and have a great weekend!
This is great thanks, Ive been struggling with the difficulty spike and this is really helpful
I'm glad! Going from veteran to champion is a shock to the system. I've lost many 5s and 6s in my first run through because of new special units and the damage some enemies can do.
I think it's a really good idea to show which order of enemy you prioritise and why. I never know whether to go for the Bone Bearer or Lancers for instance, so that's great
Really depends on your line up. If you don't have a single stun you may want to kill the lancer in this situation because the bone bearer doesn't do too much damage directly.
@@HiDdeNSQuiDZGaming True. Though he can be a menace if left alive as he starts reviving/summoning enemies. It's a tough call. I do like my Vestal to have stun though.
Yes, I think the vestal stun outside of her heal abilities is one of her most crucial.
i just started playing DD 2-3 weeks ago... so i might not be able to say or give any advice for certain and some ppls might have already say the same or even better team comp/tactics but i still want to share something from my own experience...
in ruins, at veteran or lower level can easily beat them with pure damage but at champion level i tried this team comp MANY times and it work out really well for me (explore every rooms , fight every battle , hp above 50% and stress lower than 50 for most of the time , no need to use fire wood to camp until explored everything or finished the quest then use fire wood just for stress heal before exist the dungeon)
my team comp for ruin is 1.cru 2.abo 3.ves 4.PD
battle phase (3-4 enemies alive) : abo and PD for either blight or stun , cru and ves for stun
stalling phase (1-2 enemies alive) : abo either self heal/stress heal or stun , PD for blight (it still count as dealing damage so they cant call reinforcement) , cru for stress heal and ves for healing
with this team comp i dont have to worry much about enemies prot and good at dealing damage to backline enemies (dangerous enemies in ruin usually in rank 3 or 4) and this team comp also a good counter against bone bearer because i dont have to focus on him but blight or stun the other enemies to death instead which will give a good 2-3 rounds of free heal/stress heal after other enemies get blighted to death and leave bone bearer alone
this team comp also quite good in cove too (not that great but still good enough)
but might have to switch or change a few things like occ instead of ves and put him in rank 2 so he can use powerful stun , PD with 1 skill slot to cure bleed/blight , change trinkets , etc. but i have only tried this team comp in cove a few times and can have a rough fight against certain enemy team so think or play carefully with this team comp in cove and better use fire wood when party is in bad shape or after a really bad rng fight
Very informative squidz, this is the exact type of video I'm looking for right now
Glad to hear!
Good video, i like how you have a well planned strategy on team composition, skills and trinckets. For example y have never played with a MMA with high dodge instead of protection, and without a guard.
Yeah the high Dodge is really nice because it allows him to riposte and Mark himself, and then he draws out the attacks. I quite liked that in this line up and thank you!
@Squid having just gotten some hero's to level 5 again I am going to start doing some champion runs this weekend. Can you make a few videos on champion runs, how you use synergy and trinkets in party composition and how you advise us (doing champion runs for the first time) what amount of provisions to take? Thanks for this video it was both a fun watch and a godsend for us newbies :).
I can do that. This weekend is pretty crazy for me, but I can try to get one out on Monday or Tuesday. I think that would be a good video to make. Thank you for the video idea!
@@HiDdeNSQuiDZGaming Thank you for the help and your community here :). Nice to pay it forward as a sub sometimes :)
Good rundown!
Thank you!
small note, there is rare challice relic that drop from this manster level stress skeletons, i had 1 only once and never more
The tempting goblet is a great item but its drop rate is pretty low :(.
Awesome run!
Thank you!
Do you have any hero party suggestion for Weald?
I feel like you need absolutely everything for Weald: You need really high speed, accuracy, dodge, hp, stress recovery, damage for that area. And I just can't have all of that.
Speed - because of dogs, witches,
Accuracy - because of very high dodge: witches, hateful viragos, madmans
Dodge - because of giants or pretty much everything in weald that put so much debuffs, markers, bleed, poison, run crushing diseases
Hp - giants that can 1 shot you, mushroom guys who use rend the marked heroes attack
Stress recovery - witches that always spawn in stealth mode, madmans, ghouls
Damage - because of high hp giants, high protection mushroom guys, hateful viragos
Weald feels really unbalanced for me that hit you with everything and there is always something you lack to prevent unnecessary damage/stress. A lot worse than Cove for my opinion
honestly i just bleed that place to death. jester houndmaster manatarms and occultist ( bonus vs eldritch)
@1God1Fury The weald is by far the hardest area in the champion level. What I will say is the giants will critically strike you on occasion and there really is no way around that in most situations. Without the dlcs, bleed, high level blight chances, and good stuns are ways to get around some of the damage. The hellion and plague doctor are great choices for stuns and bleeds/blights. If you have the shield breaker dlc she is great for getting through most of the high protection enemies. Hound masters are also a great choice for scouting, stress reduction, and bleed.
Also you do need at the minimum a strong healer (an occultist or vestal). I will occasionally bring in a more damage oriented jester, but I keep him in the third so he can bleed DOT or battle ballad to get through those higher dodges.
My solution: don't go to the Weald. Unless you really need a trinket that pops up there. On Radiant or Darkest difficulties it's not so bad as you can experiment and stand to lose characters, but on Stygian it's not worth the risk. Even the final boss's trinket isn't worth the danger she poses.
If you feel bad about missing an area out then yeah, you need to load up on anti-venom and bandages, make sure you take characters who do bleed damage and are fast. Although there are eldritch there I wouldn't take an Occultist as his heal is so inconsistent and causes bleed way too often and you will suffer bleed and blight anyway so he is likely to help kill you rather than help you. I would say Hellions (using If it Bleeds), MAA (for guard), Jesters, Houndmasters, Highwaymen and Vestals are the best. Arbelests and Bounty Hunters are also good, using mark. Dodge is useless in this area so ignore that. Speed, DoT and accuracy are most important. Also, Arbalests can clear the marks of those fungal things at the back, saving you from Rend the Marked and other big damage attacks.
But honestly, just don't go. The Ruins are much nicer, and you get way more loot.
hi i got question... when all party got wipes on battle.. does all our trinkets lost???
It should go towards a collective 10 lost count and then you should fight something called the shrieker.
that srieker event?? so i should beat that shrieker event than i got back all the lost trinkets?
One is for a shrieker trinket and the other is to get trinkets back. It'll tell you which one it is at the mission start.
Awesome video! what are the drop conditions on the Tempting Goblet? Anyone?
I do not know percentages, but I got mine by turning off the torch and killing bone royalty. Also, I feel like you need to have the dlcs for it.
@@HiDdeNSQuiDZGaming i don't have any dlc and got a Tempting Goblet on my first run. I can't remember the specifics, but i think it was on a veteran or champion dungeon.
I just got it, on stygian level 6 ruins. No dlc required! cheers!
I can't be sure, but I think I just learned how to play this game.
It takes a while but once you do everything clicks nicely together