Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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Showcase one of teams named by Red Hook. This video shows 5 win matches.
Bloody party is a ,,damage-stress" team, here are roles of characters:
1st: Leper (accuracy trinket + damage trinket) - damage dealer
2nd: Hellion (accuracy trinket + damage trinket) - deathblow dealer
3rd: Bounty hunter (Grappling Mits + accuracy trinket) - deathblow dealer
4th: Jester (damage trinket + dodge trinket) - deathblow dealer
PROS:
1) Great damage output
2) Great stress output
3) 2 disruptors
4) 3 deathblowers
CONS:
1) Marks are a menace
2) Stuns are a menace
3) Stress is a menace
4) DoT is a menace
5) Low healing potential
Bloody party is a damage team, that combines also stress and little bit of DoT. All characters can make AoE damage, next you have 3 deathblowers, 2 disruptors and 2 self-healers. Unfortunately this team is vulnerable against every possible team.
I tried to play a few strategies, like „full stress“, „mix damage + DoT“, „double finishers“ and „the finishers“. I tried both variantions of Hellion (damager / stresser), it’s better to stick with damage variantion.
My advice: Start with one of your disruptors (Bounty hunter / Leper), next buff with Jester whole team and lastly Hellion for dealing some damage / stress.
Unusual deadly team, but not that great. You have a great damage output, but 3 deathblowers doesn’t equal as great pressure. Weirdly positioned characters (Jester-Bounty hunter), only 2 self-healers and most importantly, without accuracy trinkets, you will miss everything. I lost 3x, once against a novice player with damage team (close call), once against darkest player with DoT team and once against a veteran player with damage team. And most importantly I got only these players - most of them wasn’t that challenging. It was interesting expierence to play this, but honestly you can play better „deathblower“ teams than this.
Rating: 2/5
Music: DragonForce - Doomsday party
I don't claim any rights to the song. All rights belongs to the british power metal band DragonForce!
#darkestdungeon #butcherscircus #PlagueDoctorForLife
Showcase one of teams named by Red Hook. This video shows 5 win matches.
Bloody party is a ,,damage-stress" team, here are roles of characters:
1st: Leper (accuracy trinket + damage trinket) - damage dealer
2nd: Hellion (accuracy trinket + damage trinket) - deathblow dealer
3rd: Bounty hunter (Grappling Mits + accuracy trinket) - deathblow dealer
4th: Jester (damage trinket + dodge trinket) - deathblow dealer
PROS:
1) Great damage output
2) Great stress output
3) 2 disruptors
4) 3 deathblowers
CONS:
1) Marks are a menace
2) Stuns are a menace
3) Stress is a menace
4) DoT is a menace
5) Low healing potential
Bloody party is a damage team, that combines also stress and little bit of DoT. All characters can make AoE damage, next you have 3 deathblowers, 2 disruptors and 2 self-healers. Unfortunately this team is vulnerable against every possible team.
I tried to play a few strategies, like „full stress“, „mix damage + DoT“, „double finishers“ and „the finishers“. I tried both variantions of Hellion (damager / stresser), it’s better to stick with damage variantion.
My advice: Start with one of your disruptors (Bounty hunter / Leper), next buff with Jester whole team and lastly Hellion for dealing some damage / stress.
Unusual deadly team, but not that great. You have a great damage output, but 3 deathblowers doesn’t equal as great pressure. Weirdly positioned characters (Jester-Bounty hunter), only 2 self-healers and most importantly, without accuracy trinkets, you will miss everything. I lost 3x, once against a novice player with damage team (close call), once against darkest player with DoT team and once against a veteran player with damage team. And most importantly I got only these players - most of them wasn’t that challenging. It was interesting expierence to play this, but honestly you can play better „deathblower“ teams than this.
Rating: 2/5
Music: DragonForce - Doomsday party
I don't claim any rights to the song. All rights belongs to the british power metal band DragonForce!
