Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
#darkestdungeon #butcherscircus #PlagueDoctorForLife
Showcase one of teams named by Red Hook. This video shows 5 win matches in a row.
Blasphemous scavengers is a ,,damage-stress" team, here are roles of characters:
1st: Leper (accuracy trinket + damage trinket) - damage dealer
2nd: Grave robber (dodge trinket + stress trinket) - stress dealer
3rd: Vestal (accuracy trinket + stun trinket) - healer
4th: Antiquarian (Tears of the Lost + dodge trinket) - stress dealer
PROS:
1) Great damage output
2) Great stress output
3) Great DoT output
4) Great healing potential
CONS:
1) Marks are a menace
2) Stuns are a menace
3) Stress is a menace
4) Disruption is a menace
5) DoT is a menace
Blasphemous scavangers is an odd damage team with great strength of stress and DoT. You have only 3 (self)healers, but 3 of your characters can make AoE damage. And… that’s it, no other advantages. Unfortunately this team is vulnerable against mark and DoT teams.
I tried to play a few strategies, like „full stress“, „mix damage + DoT“, „the finishers“ and „full damage“. I tried both variantions of Grave robber (pure damage / DoT stresser), both variantions are actually good.
My advice: Good choice, if your Leper have a skill „Purge“, if yes, start with it. If not, start with Vestal for stunning someone, next one of your damagers (Leper / Grave robber) and lastly Antiquarian for regeneration spam.
If you look on paper, the team almost have no advantages - unless healing and AoE damage. BUT if you get right opponents with right setup, you can beat them, even those harders. I was very suprised, how that went with these characters. Perhaps I got bleesing of RNGsus this time? Even with 0 loses, defeating harder opponents and many potential different strategies, I cannot give them the highest rate, because of mark teams. They are really scary threat, you can lose the match in few seconds. Still, not a bad team!
Rating: 4/5
Music: Two Feathers - Stygia
I don't claim any rights to the song. All rights belongs to the swedish metal composers Two Feathers!
#darkestdungeon #butcherscircus #PlagueDoctorForLife
Showcase one of teams named by Red Hook. This video shows 5 win matches in a row.
Blasphemous scavengers is a ,,damage-stress" team, here are roles of characters:
1st: Leper (accuracy trinket + damage trinket) - damage dealer
2nd: Grave robber (dodge trinket + stress trinket) - stress dealer
3rd: Vestal (accuracy trinket + stun trinket) - healer
4th: Antiquarian (Tears of the Lost + dodge trinket) - stress dealer
PROS:
1) Great damage output
2) Great stress output
3) Great DoT output
4) Great healing potential
CONS:
1) Marks are a menace
2) Stuns are a menace
3) Stress is a menace
4) Disruption is a menace
5) DoT is a menace
Blasphemous scavangers is an odd damage team with great strength of stress and DoT. You have only 3 (self)healers, but 3 of your characters can make AoE damage. And… that’s it, no other advantages. Unfortunately this team is vulnerable against mark and DoT teams.
I tried to play a few strategies, like „full stress“, „mix damage + DoT“, „the finishers“ and „full damage“. I tried both variantions of Grave robber (pure damage / DoT stresser), both variantions are actually good.
My advice: Good choice, if your Leper have a skill „Purge“, if yes, start with it. If not, start with Vestal for stunning someone, next one of your damagers (Leper / Grave robber) and lastly Antiquarian for regeneration spam.
If you look on paper, the team almost have no advantages - unless healing and AoE damage. BUT if you get right opponents with right setup, you can beat them, even those harders. I was very suprised, how that went with these characters. Perhaps I got bleesing of RNGsus this time? Even with 0 loses, defeating harder opponents and many potential different strategies, I cannot give them the highest rate, because of mark teams. They are really scary threat, you can lose the match in few seconds. Still, not a bad team!
Rating: 4/5
Music: Two Feathers - Stygia
I don't claim any rights to the song. All rights belongs to the swedish metal composers Two Feathers!
