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Both of these characters don’t hit for much physical damage but will wreck a character’s Stress levels with their attacks.

They also have two VERY dangerous (to lower-level characters) enemies: the Madman and the Bone Courtier (it’s usually wearing a velvet-looking outfit and holding a goblet). I’d suggest taking characters that can cause Blight damage. They are infested with the undead, lead by a group of Necromancers. The Ruins are the first area you can explore. In addition, Firewood (for Camping) and Dog Treats (for the Houndmaster) are available: Firewood is given freely, Dog Treats are given if you take the Houndmaster.

Definitely should have 3-5 units in the Ruins everywhere else, meh.

Holy Water – purges evil and evil effects.

For now, leave them at home for your first few dungeon adventures I’m guessing you will use them in higher-level encounters.

Skeleton Key – I have yet to use one of these.

It’s not as required as Bandages but you should probably have a couple on hand, if you have the gold and room for them.

Medicinal Herbs – these will prevent some of the things that Antivenom cures.

If you are, take 3 or 4 – too many chances to get Poisoned and/or Blighted.

Antivenom – this is one that you could possibly leave at home.

They stop bleeding… and you will bleed A LOT.

Bandages – have a few of these on hand, at all times.

One or 2 shovels are all that I’ve needed, so far.

Some areas (The Ruins) need more torches than others (Weald). Torches provide light (minimizing Stress from fighting in the dark) light prevents Surprise Attacks, and helps you make Surprise Attacks. Take at least 8 food units per quest, unless you have a pretty strong Vestal. When Hunger strikes, or when your party Camps, you also eat Food to recover. You gain health from eating food each character usually eats 1 food unit (unless Stress changes that…). Each item can be purchased from the Caretaker, once you’ve picked your party and hit the “Embark!” button: Now… where to go? What should you take with you? And who are you taking?įrom what I’ve seen, there are 10 possible items that your party can take with it. You’ve picked your party from part 1 and are ready to go.