It does next to no damage, but causes bleeding on enemies while you wait a turn or two. But what if you're all healed up and not in peak suffering form? Keep Rain Of Sorrows in your skill lineup as a fall back measure. With the increase to damage and critical chance, you'll be dealing significantly more damage than the pathetic base 3 - 6 per hit. He also gets a large bonus to damage and critical hit chance if health is below 38%, and that stacks even further if the Flagellant has hit 100% stress and gains the unique Rapturous affliction. The Exansanguinate attack, for instance, can only be used if below half his total HP. Now that you're properly suffering, its time to take some damage, because the Flagellant works best when at low health. Unfortunately, you can't use Suffer on enemies - which seems like an oversight, since several of the Flagellant's skills cause bleed. Despite the fact that he'll be taking damage every round, he'll actually be harder to kill. and then increases his Protection and Death Blow resistance. Suffer takes an affliction off another hero and transfers it to the Flagellant. Thankfully in the Courtyard you'll all be bleeding all the time, so he's tailor-made for the DLC area. To make this skill work, someone else in the party needs to be bleeding, blighted, or marked - so areas where those skills aren't used often by enemies make the Flagellant less useful to put in a group. The Flagellant's best position - regardless of which skills you have active - is in the first or second spot of the lineup, and everything the Flagellant does is based around the Suffer skill and having low health. Upgrading The Flagellant's Flesh Flagellant Skills And Party Builds Level 4 weapon: 5 - 11 damage, 4.5% crit chance.Level 3 weapon: 5 - 10 damage, 4% crit chance.Level 2 weapon: 2 - 8 damage, 3.5% crit chance.Level 1 weapon: 4 - 7 damage, 3% crit chance.I'm not sure how the blacksmith is exactly upgrading his flesh, but apparently it works out somehow (and is probably quite painful). Of course, you can also increase health and damage by heading to the blacksmith for upgrades. As the Flagellant takes damage and steals negative effects from party members, his power grows. That's where his skills come into play, though (see below). Really pathetic, right? It's way lower than any of your more reliable damage dealers like the Crusader, Leper, or Highwayman. Your base stats for the flagellant are sad in the extreme, starting out with 22 HP due to the Sinner's Flesh "armor" and a base damage of 3 - 6 with a 2.5% chance of a critical hit using the Hand Fashioned Flail. Just getting started with Crimson Court? Check out our basic guide to starting the DLC, or take a look at all the new curios and achievements you can unlock along your journey. Below we cover everything you need to know to build a party around this new class.
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