Having already covered the Top 15 Best Quirks in Darkest Dungeon, it's time to look at the other side of the coin - the truly diabolical game changers. If not, we're here to help you quench those negative quirk experiences before it is too late! Or an Anemic hoarding all your bandages because they can't swing a sword without bleeding all over the dungeon? Or a Nervous hero with a Fear of Unholy, going into cardiac arrest as soon as a Bone Courtier splashes them with wine? But although always ungainly it doesn’t take long to get used to, and since the game is turn-based it doesn’t interfere with the gameplay.Have you ever seen a Bad Healer trying to save an Infirm hero from death? And although developer Red Hook has done their best, the awkward use of the shoulder buttons to highlight different menus is not well explained. There is an extra issue for the console versions though, in that the original was designed with a mouse and keyboard in mind. The whole stress element is a great idea, and along with the fantastic presentation helps to hide the fact that in most other aspects the game doesn’t really do anything that new. The village is also the only element that you can guarantee will survive no matter how many of your team die, its expansion helping to improve the chances of their replacements. Its buildings can be upgraded with treasures you find in the dungeon, and from there heroes can be sent off on their own personal quest to gain new skills or remove other afflictions beyond just stress. Although resting in a dungeon can reduce some stress the only real way to recover is back at the nearby village.
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