Try to sequence your heroes via the use of speed trinkets and items such that Flagellant goes third (so you can perform Grenade > Daggers > Necrosis reliably against four-enemy comps). Necrosis is Flagellant's finisher, cleaning up whatever Plague Grenade and Flashing Daggers don't. Undying is the alternative, but you'll rarely find a good opportunity for it, whereas Fester comes up constantly. Sure you already have Magnesium Rain, but anytime Flagellant deals with corpses, Doctor can do more damage (and vice versa).

Fester is a fantastic setup tool for all your two-target skills and Crush, plus it doubles as an AoE. Deathless lives up to its name, going a long way to sustaining your team (an upgrade isn't even needed, albeit it's appreciated). Whatever they can't deal with, Magnesium Rain and Necrosis can.įlagellant starts off clunky, but after some skill unlocks, he makes a lot of sense as a versatile HP tank. This comp absolutely shreds backlines, thanks to the combined power of Acid Rain and Plague Grenade (even Flashing Dagger helps). Noxious Blast+, Battlefield Medicine, Plague Grenade+, Indiscriminate Science, Magnesium Rain Punish, Deathless, Acid Rain, Fester, Necrosis+įlashing Daggers+, Poison Dart, Absinthe, Glint in the Dark, Pirouette

Be sure to spam The Foetor for Blight trinkets (you'll have to go up against higher resistances, but it's well worth it).Ĭrush, Defender, Bolster+, Hold the Line, Retribution+

You likely have Journey and Resourcefulness fully upgraded, so consider a pet (depending on your team comp), or just continue fully upgrading heroes in Living Wood (prioritizing the ones you're currently using, naturally).ĭamage over time is once again the name of the game against this Confession Boss (Ravenous Reach), so give Blight. Similar to last time, you can take pretty much what you like here now.

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