Soldier Profession - Artist found
Modeled after a Far Eastern warrior, this warrior wields exotic weapons and is proficient with short swords, sabers, and spears.
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Modeled after a Far Eastern warrior, this warrior wields exotic weapons and is proficient with short swords, sabers, and spears.
Warrior Profession - Artist found
🎉 **We found the artist! ** Worth a toast!
**Please note**: This class mod is still under **heavy development** and temporarily uses the "man-weapons" material in the game, because the author himself is not good at the art part - however, Maiddon (from Maiddon.tumblr.com) is working on solving this problem!
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✨ Career Overview
The design inspiration of this warrior comes roughly from the warriors of the Far East. He wields exotic weapons and is proficient in the combat skills of dagger, saber, and lance.
Although the soldier performs **fairly well** in most aspects, he has the following advantages to make up for it:
- **Can effectively attack enemies of any ranking**.
- Has an **above average critical hit chance**.
- **Especially good at fighting "weird" type enemies**.
Many of the Soldier's attack skills allow him to move within his team, so he is best paired with the following heroes:
- **A hero that plays well in any position**, such as a bounty hunter or dog handler.
- **Heroes with own displacement skills**, such as Man-Arm or Joker.
Although its "**Chanting**" skill does not heal health itself, it can** assist the healers** in the team and restore a small amount of pressure** to teammates**.
**Faction Restriction**: He is considered a **religious** character, so unless you install other modules to modify this setting, **will not team up with the "monster" profession**.
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⚔️ Combat Skills
- **Breaking** - Basic melee attack, can be used by everyone except the back row. Causes extra damage to weird targets.
- **Sweeping Crane** - For front row use only. Use the rear soldier** to move to the back row** and apply a slight dodge and speed debuff to the enemy.
- **Leap Dragon** - Can be used in both rear rows. This attack moves the soldier** forward two rows** and causes a small amount of bleeding.
- **Push the Tiger** - Make the soldier **move forward one row**, attack the enemy in the middle row, and cause additional damage to the strange enemy.
- **Iai** - Moves the soldier **moves one row backward**, applies a mark to himself, and counterattacks enemies who attack him.
- **Koan** - Group pressure healing skill, and improves the healing effect received by teammates (note: does not directly restore health).
- **Meditation** - Nice self-healing and removes bleed/corrosion status from self.
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🏕️ Camp skills (currently position-occupying skills)
- **Stand tall** - The effect is the same as the Crusader skill.
- **Fanatical Alert** - Same effect as Crusader skill.
- **Sharpen Spear** - Same effect as Barbarian skill.
- **Weapon Practice** - The effect is the same as the man-weapon skill.
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📥 Installation instructions
**(Be sure to back up all related files before installation!)**
- Drag the file into its marked corresponding folder.
- Copy the text from the `add to effects.darkest` file.
- Paste it at the bottom of the `effects.darkest` file in the `scripts` folder.
- Follow the instructions in the `README default.camping_skills.json` text file (there are two sets of instructions in the file, you only need to choose one to follow), copying and pasting the text as needed.
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This mod is unofficial fan-made content and is in no way affiliated with or endorsed by Red Hook Studios.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.