This damage also ignores her Protection, which is going to be a pain throughout. Sure, she can cure it, considering she can act up to four times per turn (based on form), you can deal some serious damage before she gets around to fixing herself up. She isn’t immortal, however, and there are a few things you can do to take her down.įirstly, she is weak to Bleed in all of her forms. If you play your cards wrong, she can gain 75 percent Protection, making most damage dealers worthless. She has plenty of HP, she cures Blight and Bleed regularly, she punishes you if you attack, and her Protection stat can grow to be monstrous.

Killing the Countess is going to be a bit of a pain. The Countess has no way of inflicting damage in this form, so she isn’t going to kill you here. Her flushed state is her weakest form, reducing her move-pool substantially and knocking her down to just one action. This can quickly put you on the backfoot, and if you don’t have a party who can act in multiple formations, you are going to struggle. Sway With Me deals light damage, but applies a nasty debuff that causes your entire party to shuffle every turn for the next three turns. What’s more, the Countess gains a stacking Protection buff, making her even harder to kill. If it hatches, then they take a massive chunk of damage and get debuffed. This attack damages the Countess on cast, but the damage your hero will take is substantially more concerning.Įvery time that character attacks, they will take a small amount of damage with a die being rolled to determine whether or not the egg will hatch.

Love Letter injects a character with a parasitic egg. Her most dangerous attacks in this form are Love Letter and Sway With Me.

Darkest dungeon boss map