zombie
China jumps stiff
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About this mod Machine translation
China jumps stiff
zombie
🧛♀️ Other heroes
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🎨 Producers
- **Design and Art**: PhallseAnghell
- **Background, code, gameplay and skill animations**: Von Hauser
- **Combat, walking and standby animation**: anaertailin
- **Accessory Gameplay Design**: Roderick
- **Skill Gameplay Design**: The Necromancer
- **Sound and additional art fixes**: Von Krolock
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❓ FAQ
**Why does her armor have a protection value that increases with level? **
This is determined by her characteristics as a zombie. Zombies typically jump due to rigor mortis, which we converted into a trait that makes her tougher to match her tanky gameplay.
**Does the Royal Venom trinket cause debuff effects on her? **
This is a minor issue with the Darkest Dungeon game itself. She's actually unaffected, but it looks like some sort of warning prompt.
**Can I make a translation for her? **
sure! DM me directly and I'll add it to the Steam version as well.
**What is her source of inspiration? **
Inspired by the movies "Zombie" and "Mr. Zombie", as well as Miyako Aroma from the Touhou Project.
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🌍 Translation
Sincere thanks to all translators:
- **Chinese translation (updated)**: anaertailin
- **Russian translation (updated)**: JoJoTroph
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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