Janissary Class Mod
The Janissary is a weathered soldier who made the long trek from the southeast to aid the Hamlet. He claims he was sent by his Sultan as an act of goodwill, but is there more to his story than he lets on to? However inscrutable, we know that we will not turn down help from someone who so readily masters and shares the art of war.
Janissary can help any party from either the back- or frontline. In either position, he can play his instrument to cure stress partywide, growing stronger the more he uses it. Put in the backline, his arquebus delivers devastating attacks to the enemy back rank. His braced gun will shred through enemy armor with great accuracy, and bombs will thin the herd by debuffing and damaging their middle ranks.
In the frontline, he is a supportive tank who can deliver partywide buffs. The buffs are enhanced on guarded allies, and he can guard many allies at once while delivering a sharp counterattack.
Skills, Camp skills and Trinkets are shown in the screenshots section
- The Janissary’s canon name is Mehmed
- The Janissary is not religious
- The Janissary uses the Training Ring
- The Janissary’s crit bonus is +2 SPD
- Design and Sounds by Shay .
- Design and Code by Snorlaxxo .
- Concept by EbonyBetty and Black Templar#8655.
- Art by Terkmc .
- Animation by 54NBB .
- Color Variants by Ruin .
- Writing and Testing by Cat .
- Code Assistance by Sasiji .
If you’d like to help us translate the mod, message Snorlaxxo either on Steam or on Discord (Snorlaxxo#5067). Currently available languages:
English
Simplified Chinese by Momotall
This mod is not an official Red Hook Studios product or product modification, and Red Hook Studios Inc. is not responsible in any way for changes or damages that may result from using the mod. Furthermore, “Darkest Dungeon” and the Darkest Dungeon logo are trademarks of Red Hook Studios Inc. All content in the game is Copyright Red Hook Studios Inc. All rights reserved.
Revisions:
Old revisions of this mod are available below. Click the link to download.
