Uploaded September 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.
Misfits is a ,,damage-stress" team, here are roles of characters:
1st: Leper (damage trinket + accuracy trinket) - damage dealer
2nd: Hellion (accuracy trinket + damage trinket) - deathblow dealer
3rd: Highwayman (damage trinkets) - damage dealer
4th: Jester (damage trinket + dodge trinket) - deathblow dealer
PROS:
1) Great damage output
2) Great stress output
3) Great DoT output
4) 2 disruptors
5) 3 deathblowers
CONS:
1) Marks are a menace
2) Stuns are a menace
3) Stress is a menace
4) DoT is a menace
5) Disruption is a menace
6) Low healing potential
Misfits is a damage team, that combines also stress and DoT. You have 3 deathblowers, 2 disruptors and 2 self-healers. Unfortunately this team is vulnerable against mark and stress teams.
I tried to play a few strategies, such as „mix damage + DoT“, „double finisher“, „the finishers“ and „full stress“. I tried both variantions of Hellion (damager / stresser), it’s better to stick with damage variantion. And Highwayman (bandit / gunslinger), both variantions are actually good.
My advice: Good choice, if your Leper have a skill „Purge“, if yes, start with it. Next Highwayman for opening the riposte, then buff the team with Jester and lastly Hellion for dealing some damage.
Very unusual team, to be honest. The team’s great advantage is in damage output, it’s really big, with combination of 3 deathblowers is very powerful. On the other side you have only 2 self-healers, one with low-range heal, one with high-range heal. If your Leper gets to the backline, you will get into big problems. I lost only 2x against darkest players with a based teams. You don’t much chances against mark teams, because of limited moving skills and no clearing skills. Only disruption could save you. Playing this was kinda fun, but also mid, because of disadvantages.
Rating: 3/5
Music: Misfits - Descending angel
I don't claim any rights to the song. All rights belongs to the american horror punk band Misfits!
#darkestdungeon #butcherscircus #PlagueDoctorForLife
Showcase one of teams named by Red Hook. This video shows 5 win matches.
Misfits is a ,,damage-stress" team, here are roles of characters:
1st: Leper (damage trinket + accuracy trinket) - damage dealer
2nd: Hellion (accuracy trinket + damage trinket) - deathblow dealer
3rd: Highwayman (damage trinkets) - damage dealer
4th: Jester (damage trinket + dodge trinket) - deathblow dealer
PROS:
1) Great damage output
2) Great stress output
3) Great DoT output
4) 2 disruptors
5) 3 deathblowers
CONS:
1) Marks are a menace
2) Stuns are a menace
3) Stress is a menace
4) DoT is a menace
5) Disruption is a menace
6) Low healing potential
Misfits is a damage team, that combines also stress and DoT. You have 3 deathblowers, 2 disruptors and 2 self-healers. Unfortunately this team is vulnerable against mark and stress teams.
I tried to play a few strategies, such as „mix damage + DoT“, „double finisher“, „the finishers“ and „full stress“. I tried both variantions of Hellion (damager / stresser), it’s better to stick with damage variantion. And Highwayman (bandit / gunslinger), both variantions are actually good.
My advice: Good choice, if your Leper have a skill „Purge“, if yes, start with it. Next Highwayman for opening the riposte, then buff the team with Jester and lastly Hellion for dealing some damage.
Very unusual team, to be honest. The team’s great advantage is in damage output, it’s really big, with combination of 3 deathblowers is very powerful. On the other side you have only 2 self-healers, one with low-range heal, one with high-range heal. If your Leper gets to the backline, you will get into big problems. I lost only 2x against darkest players with a based teams. You don’t much chances against mark teams, because of limited moving skills and no clearing skills. Only disruption could save you. Playing this was kinda fun, but also mid, because of disadvantages.
Rating: 3/5
Music: Misfits - Descending angel
I don't claim any rights to the song. All rights belongs to the american horror punk band Misfits!
