Welcome to the official subreddit for the game Darkest Dungeon!The game is available for PC, Mac, Linux, PS4, PSVita, iPad and Nintendo Switch!The first DLC, The Crimson Court, released on 19th of June 2017. The second DLC, The Shieldbreaker, released on 26th of October 2017. The last DLC, Color of Madness, released on 19th of June 2018. Filter PostsRed Hook Post TrackerOfficial sites.Game Overview'Darkest Dungeon is a hard-core RPG about the stresses of dungeon crawling. You must manage a team of flawed heroes through the horrors of being 500 feet underground while fighting unimaginable foes, famine, disease, and the encroaching dark. You will have to tend to characters’ spirits as much as you do their Hit Points. But in these grim situations arises the opportunity for true skill and heroism!'
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For examples of this process and more see my gameplay overhaul mod Pearls Before Swine here:?//MAKING A NEW CLASSLet's say I want to make a new class called the Wizard.Pick an existing class to use as your skeleton/animation base.Go to that class's folder in your heroes directory (DarkestDungeon/heroes/occultist for example), and make a copy of one of the existing skin folders ( occultistA for example). Rename the folder to occultistX.Go into your new folder, then into the subfolder anim (DarkestDungeon/heroes/occultist/occultistX/anim) and start editing the pictures using software like GIMP or Photoshop. Start with the.idle file.Start up a game where you have an Occultist. Go into a dungeon, and into the character screen. Here you can switch between skins - your new skin should be available as skin 5 (if you haven't added any others).
Each time you make changes to the.idle file, exit to main menu and reload the game to see your work. When you're satisfied, repeat the same for the.combat and.walk files. Leave the rest as is for now (or edit them too, but usually by this point I'm really sick of art).Create a new folder in the heroes directory for your new class (DarkestDungeon/heroes/wizard) and move your new skin inside. Rename the folder from occultistX to wizardA.Now it's time to start making the new files for your new class. Start with the.info file, which details the stats and combat skills for your character. I recommend copying the.info file from an existing character and changing the values.
Start with a character with roughly the same stats/role as the one you're making, and then ask yourself, how much better/worse should my character be at X than its base character? So for instance, your Wizard might be slower than the Occultist with worse dodge, but slightly higher damage. Don't go too far outside of existing constraints if your aim is balance:) Save your new.info file with seven new skills (or a combination of old ones) and name it wizard.info.
Make sure you change all instances of the old class name to the new class name with a cntrl-h search! One last thing and this is IMPORTANT, on the second to last line you want to replace the randomstartingcombatskills 4 with a 7, to give your wizard all seven abilities right away (for testing). You can change this back to 4 later.Go into the effects file in the folder DarkestDungeon/scripts and if you made any new effects up, define them here.
Save and exit.Next make a.art file. Again I recomennd copying the one from your original class and renaming the abilities.
Do not change any of the.fx or.anim in this file right now, just rename the hero class with cntrl-h, rename the abilities, and move on.Copy the iconequip, anim and fx folders from your original class into your new class folder. Go into your anim folder and change every instance of your old class name to new class name.
For instance, the file occultist.sprite.afflicted will be renamed to wizard.sprite.afflicted. Next, go INSIDE every.atlas file (it should open in notepad) and replace the first word of the file (the old class name) with your new class name. Create a new fx folder for your new class, but do not bother copying any of the old class's fx - it's a lot of work, and you probably won't end up using them anyway. Lastly, rename all the icon names and guild header files with the new class name.Next you need to make a localization file for your new class. Here, I recommend downloading an existing class mod and copying the localization file from it to start. The reason is that all the game's original character localizations are grouped together in one big file that I wouldn't touch or edit if I were you, cause you don't have to (you can just add a supplemental file).
So copy the localization from an existing mod, do a cntrl-h and replace the old class name with the new class name, then go line by line through the new file and replace all the old skill names and extensions for your new skill names (the ones from the.info and.art files). When you are done, save the file as wizard.stringtable and run the localization.bat file in the localization folder to compile it all together. If this doesn't work, it means you made a mistake in your localization file.Next you need to edit an upgrades file from the folder DarkestDungeon/upgrades/heroes.
It's a.json file, and I use a json editor online to open it. I would pick the upgrade from your base class, cntrl-h to rename every old class to new class (as usual), and then go through the file and cntrl-h each one of the old abilities for your new abilities. Make sure the names match exactly the ones in the localization, art, and info files!.Next go back to your json editor and open the file DarkestDungeon/campaign/buildings/stagecoach/stagecoach.buildings.json and replace either the vestal or plague doctor with wizard. Save this file and replace your old one with it (save the original so you can go back to the PD-V starting setup).Start a new game and get to the first mission. Recruit your new Wizard! It should have a working skin and seven working combat abilities with names and descriptions. At this point it still has old ability icons and no camping skills.
Make sure that each ability is displaying correctly and listing the correct effects! If it's not working, exit to main menu, edit the code, and return.
Repeat until you've got all the abilities working as intended.Enter the first dungeon and get into a combat. Now exit the game and go back to your.art file. Start changing the anims to ones appropriate to the ability, and match or make up new.fx. Go one ability at a time, one change at a time, so if your game starts crashing you'll know exactly what caused it. Once you're satisfied with the fx and animations for each of your seven abilities, move on to the next step.If you didn't do it before, do the rest of your painting on each of the remaining skins in the wizardA folder.Make new skill icons and replace the old ones.Make up a set of camping skills and icons.
If you're using existing camping skills, you don't need icons (obviously). Again, here I recommend starting with an existing mod and copying the classname.campingskills.json file from it. Cntrl-H to replace the class name with your own. If you're just using existing abilities, copy them from the defaultcampingskills.json file into your own, being VERY CAREFUL of the syntax. An extra comma will screw you up here. If you're making your own go slowly and be even more careful:) The file you create should be put in DarkestDungeon/raid/camping.If you made new camping skills, make new icons for them and put them in the folder DarkestDungeon/raid/camping/skillicons.Go back to the localization file and edit in the appropriate camping skill names.
Run localization.bat again!.Go back to your saved game and play through to mission 2 to make sure the camping skills work. If they do you're done! Remember to change the number of starting skills back to 4 and upload your work to nexus mods, then post to reddit about it:). Never underestimate professionalism and the effects it can have on the community! Put love into every change, edit, string, and number; players will know if you have or not. If you plan to make a mod of any kind, don't let it die! Keep it up-to-date, keep expanding your abilities, and you may just wind up growing a fanbase!Good luck to all future modders, and don't forget that the most important thing about modding is not your current ability, but your desired ability and the way you treat your fans!.
Darkest Dungeon has an extremely detailed UI, from each character’s stats down to their skills. However, there may be times when things seem a bit cluttered. For new players, the UI can come off as information overload, and they might want a more simplistic yet efficient UI to work with.
Luckily, provides a streamlined (and equally efficient) change to the interface. This is perfect for those who want to put a Darkest Dungeon mod in their playthrough without completely overhauling everything the game has to offer. One of the most important things to remember about Darkest Dungeon is that you shouldn’t get too attached to your characters.
They will die, one way or another, but you don’t need to worry too much. There are always new adventurers willing to take their place, after all. And with, stronger heroes will appear more frequently. If you’re worried about the game being too easy, you’ll still have level up your Stage Coach to take advantage of its other features. On top of that, you’ll even have a larger roster to work with. If you’re sick of grinding to death and just want a bit of breathing room, then this Darkest Dungeon mod is for you.
There’s nothing worse than finding an amazing item in a dungeon, only to find out that you lack space in your inventory. Nobody likes throwing away their items, after all. But with, you can finally start stacking some of your items! Supplies such as Firewood and Dog Treats can now be stacked to 5 and 8 units respectively. That’s only the tip of the iceberg, however, as gems and quest items can also be stacked.
Again, if you want a bit more breathing room, this Darkest Dungeon mod is definitely worth looking into. Darkest Dungeon offers some amazing replayability with different quests and DLC.
Unfortunately, most players will eventually come to the point where they’ll want a completely new experience. Luckily, does exactly that. This isn’t some simple balance mod – it is an overhaul and expansion mod for the game. It changes everything in the game, from characters, enemies, inventory, and even UI. It goes without saying that the Pitch Black Dungeon offers a more challenging and tactical experience. New players will probably want to check this out later on in their playthrough. In spite of the game’s name, it isn’t always about the dungeons.
The Hamlet is just as important as storming in and grabbing loot with your crew. To help bring the town to life, Darkest Dungeon adds certain town events that add a bit of variety to the campaign and often come with some great buffs and discounts. Further adds to these events, adding a slew of new celebrations and what not.
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There are a total of 10 positive town events, 2 neutral town events, and 8 negative town events in this Darkest Dungeon mod. No, Joel and Ellie aren’t coming to the Darkest Dungeon.
Instead, this severely caps how many heroes you can use, forcing you to work with the initial 17 characters the game gives you. The Stage Coach is gone, along with the random recruitment events, and you’re left with a Revival Ritual that brings back dead heroes for a hefty 30,000 gold. Moreover, you’ll have complete access to all of the facilities early on in the game. This mod tests you by the skin of your teeth, so make sure you’re prepared.
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The Crimson Curse DLC is a dastardly piece of work that aims to drive you and your heroes over the edge. The addition of the Crimson Curse status effect makes the game harder, possibly even too hard for some players.
If you’re having some trouble, you can try using this Darkest Dungeon to ease the pain of watching your characters die over and over again. This mod makes it so characters will no longer refuse healing when afflicted with the curse. Similarly, they will no longer ignore commands and act randomly, among other things. As the name implies, this Darkest Dungeon is all about buffing your party. Now you won’t have to worry about them dying so much, and while death plays a huge part in the game, some players prefer otherwise. About 90 percent of the skills are much more powerful this time around, with base heroes even gaining more skills and additional range. That doesn’t mean to say that this mod turns the game into a cakewalk, however, but merely makes it (much) easier for your party to survive dungeons.
Green maps are considered easy, orange maps are normal, and red maps are considered difficult. Darkest Dungeon is a merciless game, constantly throwing hardships after hardships at your feet. One particularly annoying instance is receiving a slew of strange negative quirks and diseases after successfully completing a dungeon.
Even when you accomplish something, Darkest Dungeon still manages to find a way to kick you in the face. There’s really no safe space for these types of quirks, and if you’re looking for a little breathing room, this Darkest Dungeon will do just that.
As the name implies, your characters won’t get any negative statuses after clearing through a quest. Keep in mind that this will make the game significantly easier but, hey, at least you can celebrate your victories. A new class comes striding into town in the form of the Slayer – a shotgun-wielding hero who uses the monster’s powers against his them. Fighting for a noble cause, the Slayer enters the fray with the hopes of freeing the manor from the iron grip of darkness. In battle, he shines when placed in the middle, melting enemies with his powerful shotgun or beating them to a pulp with his own two fists. Moreover, each of the Slayer’s attacks in Darkest Dungeon and to the damage, accuracy, or crit chance of his unique skill, Bound for Glory. You can add the Slayer to your Darkest Dungeon party by downloading him.
Another awesome fan collaboration, this Darkest Dungeon mod brings in Guts the Black Swordsman from Berserk. This man is no stranger to fighting terrible and dangerous beasts that have spawned from hell itself, so it’s only fitting that he joins up the fight to free the manor from the darkness. This isn’t a simple reskin as Guts comes with a heap of unique dialogue, along with his own personal moveset that’s based on his attacks from the anime. Now’s your chance to use this strong fighter alongside other famous heroes, such as Geralt. Having studied abroad, the Librarian makes her way to the Hamlet and joins your team on their neverending quest thanks to this. While she might not look as combat-ready as your other party members, the Librarian comes armed with her storehouse of knowledge that buffs her allies and weakens her goes. By the campfire, she keeps her allies in good spirits with a host of splendid stories and riddles, while she can also grant them forbidden knowledge at the cost of stress.
If you are looking for another solid Support unit to join your team, the Librarian will provide both wit and wonders for your team.