

As the Brigands' leader, he can also call in reinforcements at any time, and his voice has such a commanding presence that it strikes fear and doubt into the bravest of hearts. Armed with his Tower Shield and a barrel full of bombs he is able to deal massive damage and guard his men from any attacks your heroes try to dish out. He is a dangerous and versatile foe, and can easily stand toe-to-toe with your hardest warriors. Vvulf is the leader of the Brigands who plague the land surrounding the Hamlet, and has long been planning an invasion of the town itself. Given that the Riposte does insignificant damage relative to the increased threat posed by the buffed Sow the Seeds, it's often wise to prioritize killing that Farmhand before he can leave your character stressed and with an extended blight.Flames on the horizon, sulfur in the air. Watch out for Farmhands when a Foreman is on the battlefield his Stir the Rabble, which he uses automatically at the beginning of every turn without using his action, gives a single Farmhand a weak Riposte, along with a buff for extra SPD, Blight Chance, and Blight Duration, making the blight from Sow the Seeds last two extra turns. If Farmhands end up focusing a particular party member, it can add up to some serious health and stress damage very quickly.

The Farmhand's most worrying skill is Sow The Seeds, which causes stress and decent blight to a selected party member. Powerful AoE abilities like the Shieldbreaker's Impale can defeat an entire group of them at once. Notably, it does not have any biases towards stressed targets with Sow the Seeds, unlike many other enemies with stress-dealing attacks.įarmhands are very weak enemies on their own, with low health, resistances, and no protection. They are somewhat more likely (2x/3x/4x) to target marked targets with Ceaseless Labor if they are present. They will use the skill Pause From Labor only when at below 50% (or 60% on Endless) health. Farmhands can only use Sow the Seeds and Ceaseless Labor by default, with a slight bias toward Ceaseless Labor.
