In some occasisions maybe the trinket is a good choice. I was glad I did it after he managed to survive death door with blight in the end. Nevertheless I locked in the quirk increasing death blow resistance to my highwayman after I had made the decision to bring him on the third darkest dungeon fight. I never used it either, because in my opinion it´s more preferable to avoid such a situation. There is a trinket that gives you better death-blow-resistance.

I liked to bring at least one stress book (-20% stress) on my missions to switch it around if necessary and this strategie was very helpfull.

He was able to switch it to a member with dangerous high stress level. I never used them by myself but I read a comment once somebody stated using one on a mission he liked a lot. You're always better off simply using good trinkets and trying to avoid Stress.

I have no idea why Virtue Chance is even in the game. And if it's hard-capped at 60% like you're saying (never heard about that and I have no idea why they'd do that), then it's just idiotic. That's actually a lot, but the character will still become Afflicted 1/4 of the time, in which case both your trinkets and your quirk will have been worthless. You could do it for fun once in a while, but it wouldn't be smart.ĪFAIK there's a +10% quirk, a +15% trinket and a +25% trinket. and the bonuses still wouldn't come anywhere close to what you'd get from trinkets.Įven at 100% chance, it'd be a gimmick. You'd have to wait until 100 Stress to trigger the Virtue. Your character would be far weaker than normal for much of the dungeon run because they'd functionally not be using any trinkets.

Imagine that you could reach 100% Virtue Chance. No, that's pretty much the consensus on Virtue Chance.

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