Demon Hunter v16707
Added a custom class - Demon Hunter - to Darkest Dungeon.
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Added a custom profession - Demon Hunter - to Darkest Dungeon.
Demon Hunter v16707
🎯 **Brings powerful classes in the style of "Diablo 3" to "Darkest Dungeon"! **
This hunter from another world will use daggers and hand crossbows to purify all evil spirits and heretics in the dungeon!
✨ Career positioning
She is an expert in mid-range combat, able to flexibly switch between melee and ranged attacks. As a **Demon Hunter**, she has a deep hatred for **Eldritch** creatures and vows to completely eliminate these alien threats from the darkest dungeons.
⚔️ Skill List
Her fighting skills are gorgeous and deadly:
- **Puncture (Impale)** - **Melee attack**, causing **bleeding**, additional damage to **deviants**.
- **Rapid Fire** - **Ranged attack**, attacks **2** enemies, causing **bleeding**, and additional damage to **deviants**.
- **Multishot** - **Ranged attack**, hitting **3** enemies at the same time.
- **Fan of Knives** - **Melee attack**, attacks **2** enemies, and has additional damage to **deviants**.
- **Vault** - Moves **2 spaces** backwards and buffs yourself.
- **Marked for Death** - **Marks** the target.
- **Shadow Power** - **Heals** self and applies buffs.
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💡 **Usage Suggestions**: Place her in the **2nd or 3rd position** of the team to give full play to her mid-range output advantage. Use the "Rolling" skill to adjust your position, and use "Death Mark" to coordinate with your teammates to focus fire on high-threat targets. Her damage will be particularly prominent when facing alien enemies!
Inspired by the Demon Hunter class in Diablo 3.
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**Author information and support**
- Author: scorpiovaeden
- For support or to inquire about future mods, please visit the author forum.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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