These conditions will be met more often than you'd like, so be aware that the doc can only use this skill three times per battle. The Plague Doctor's main healing ability, Battlefield Medicine, can only be used if a party member is suffering a damage-over-time effect or if they have less than half of their hit points remaining. If you're facing enemies that use Burn, Bleed or Blight, her first action should be Ounce of Prevention, which will increase the entire party's resistance to those status effects.
She'll typically want to stay at the back of the party where she can lob her Noxious Blasts and Blinding Gases safely. To top it all off, she is fairly resistant to debuffs, but you should still watch out for damage-over-time effects - especially disease, which the Grave Robber is susceptible to thanks to her unsanitary line of work.Ĭommon RPG wisdom says to always bring a healer, and the masked Plague Doctor is the woman for the job in Darkest Dungeon 2. While in Stealh, an experienced Grave Robber could use Repartee to gain Dodge and Taunt her enemies, forcing them to make attacks against her which will likely miss. If she needs to recover HP, she can take a sip of Absinthe to heal and gain Dodge at the same time! If you prefer your Grave Robber to mix it up in melee, she can Lunge to the front, follow up with Pirouette on her next turn to potentially daze the front two enemies, then Shadow Fade back to the rear of the party and enter Stealth. Her Flashing Daggers can finish off up to two weakened enemies at once, and with Dead of Night she can clear out corpses and grant herself Stealth at the same time. Using her Poison Dart, she can deal damage over time which can be essential for wearing down tougher enemies so your heavy hitters can strike the killing blow. The Grave Robber is a versatile utility hero who is best at ranged combat, but she can learn some melee skills down as well.
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