Limited use probably, but easily the most powerful healing available too.

As long as he stays on low health obviously. So as long as the flagellant doesn't take any more damage, for example because he is being guarded, he can spam the massive single target heal for the entire fight. But the nice part about the debuff heal is that the rest of the party don't get the debuff. If you want to use him in that way, make sure to equip trinkets that increase death blow resist. That part sounds more exciting than it is. I actually love these kinds of mechanics. Originally posted by ^c6VM8RA:right so I am getting he is like a health management character that does more damage with lower health. they just seem like that sort of character. Probably just going to use the most basic attacks to start out with, but I'd imagine they would be a part leader, yeah. I'm not sure what I want to do with him as not used them and I only have 1 and they're both level zero.

This is an off-use, though, and he's much better as a combatant. If I have him in back (non-optimal), he can't attack, so I turn on all his available everywhere skills, including his stress/dot transfer skills, suck up stress or damage every turn, dump the stress with his camping skill, and generally end missions with everyone else stress free.

If I am for some crazy reason main healing or only healing with him, I replace Redeem (or Exsanguinate) with his restoration heal, Reclaim, to have a heal available at all times. I prefer having him up front, and in that case, I want Punish, Rain of Sorrows, Exsanguinate and Redeem, at least if I'm mostly attacking with him. Originally posted by Skinny Pete:Depends where you have him and what you're doing with him.

Darkest dungeon flagellant trinkets