Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
#darkestdungeon #butcherscircus #plaguedoctorforlife
This video shows a comp made by ArsonLarson and it shows 5 win matches.
AL’s Man up team is a ,,stress-DoT“ team, here are roles of characters:
1st: Man at arms (Spiked shield + accuracy trinket) - guardian
2nd: Plague doctor (accuracy trinket + stress trinket) - DoT dealer
3rd: Jester (damage trinket + dodge trinket) - deathblow dealer
4th: Antiquarian (dodge trinket + Tears of the Lost) - stress dealer
PROS:
1) Great stress output
2) Great DoT output
3) Great healing potential
4) 2 disruptors
5) 2 guardians
CONS:
1) Marks are a menace
2) Stuns are a menace
3) Stress is a menace
4) DoT is a menace
5) RNGsus is a menace
AL’s Man up team is a stress team with great strenght of DoT and little bit of pure damage. You have 2 disruptors, 2 guardians and 2 healers. Sadly this team is vulnerable against mark and stress teams.
I tried to play a few strategies, like „full stress“, „mix damage + DoT“, „the finishers“ and „mix damage + stress“. I tried also both variantions of Plague doctor (DoT / stress), it’s better to stick with DoT variantion. And also Man at arms (damager / stresser), for him it’s better to stick with damage variantion.
My advice: Start with Plague doctor for disruption OR Antiquarian for regeneration. Next use Jester for buffing the team, then Man at arms also for buffing the team OR guarding someone.
Firstly it’s a shame, that I didn’t found the original setup. I was curious, how this team should be played, because none of my used tactics worked perfectly. You can’t dealt much damage, bad positioned Plague doctor is an easy target and what’s worse, you must playing defensively. I met some darkest players (with based teams) and even one novice player, who beated me very… very easily. So, no… This team is bad, I don’t recommend it.
For another tips and how play this team better, ask ArsonLarson (on Discord).
Rating: 2/5
Music: Undercode - As above so below
I don't claim any rights to the song. All rights belongs to the croatian heavy metal band Undercode!
#darkestdungeon #butcherscircus #plaguedoctorforlife
This video shows a comp made by ArsonLarson and it shows 5 win matches.
AL’s Man up team is a ,,stress-DoT“ team, here are roles of characters:
1st: Man at arms (Spiked shield + accuracy trinket) - guardian
2nd: Plague doctor (accuracy trinket + stress trinket) - DoT dealer
3rd: Jester (damage trinket + dodge trinket) - deathblow dealer
4th: Antiquarian (dodge trinket + Tears of the Lost) - stress dealer
PROS:
1) Great stress output
2) Great DoT output
3) Great healing potential
4) 2 disruptors
5) 2 guardians
CONS:
1) Marks are a menace
2) Stuns are a menace
3) Stress is a menace
4) DoT is a menace
5) RNGsus is a menace
AL’s Man up team is a stress team with great strenght of DoT and little bit of pure damage. You have 2 disruptors, 2 guardians and 2 healers. Sadly this team is vulnerable against mark and stress teams.
I tried to play a few strategies, like „full stress“, „mix damage + DoT“, „the finishers“ and „mix damage + stress“. I tried also both variantions of Plague doctor (DoT / stress), it’s better to stick with DoT variantion. And also Man at arms (damager / stresser), for him it’s better to stick with damage variantion.
My advice: Start with Plague doctor for disruption OR Antiquarian for regeneration. Next use Jester for buffing the team, then Man at arms also for buffing the team OR guarding someone.
Firstly it’s a shame, that I didn’t found the original setup. I was curious, how this team should be played, because none of my used tactics worked perfectly. You can’t dealt much damage, bad positioned Plague doctor is an easy target and what’s worse, you must playing defensively. I met some darkest players (with based teams) and even one novice player, who beated me very… very easily. So, no… This team is bad, I don’t recommend it.
For another tips and how play this team better, ask ArsonLarson (on Discord).
Rating: 2/5
Music: Undercode - As above so below
I don't claim any rights to the song. All rights belongs to the croatian heavy metal band Undercode!
