It also gives him a 100% buff to his Disease resistance stat and a 33% buff to his negative debuff resistance stat as well.Įvery hero path has a negative aspect to it, to balance out the positive sides and keep the game more interesting. The Tempest gives Baldwin's Chop ability a 33% damage buff. It's a fantastic way to stockpile more candles to unlock other heroes, like the Runaway or the Hellion. The most notable reason why you should play as a Wanderer with every hero at least once is that this path rewards you with extra candles for reaching the second Inn during your run.
It doesn't have any notable perks, disadvantages, or challenges, and is a great path to pick if you want to get a general feel for how the Leper plays. Wanderer is the default hero path that every hero starts off with when they are unlocked. They can turn Baldwin from a melee-focused tank to a self-healing bulwark, and can fill in completely different roles in a team comp. These paths all offer a vastly different experience and it's worth trying them all out at some point. The paths that you can pick from for the Leper are: Some of them are stronger than others.Įvery hero has 4 paths to pick from. These are essentially classes or character specializations, and they can completely change how a character performs and reacts during a fight. When you're picking out heroes to build your team comp at the start of your run, you'll need to pick out a path for each hero. He has a unique issue that you'll need to overcome where he starts combat turns with Blind tokens, but once you mitigate this, his damage potential is one of the highest in the game. He is decently self-reliant, with strong buffs and self-heals, and can withstand a lot of damage. It's a worthwhile investment, as this hero can make a huge difference during boss battles.īaldwin is a front rank hero that is most commonly used as a tank. Unlike starter heroes, which include the Grave Robber and Man-at-Arms, you'll need to unlock the Leper by spending candles at the Altar of Hope.
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