P/s Im on week 38 now, and so far with 0 casualties and 0 crimson cursed heroes. Going into the new areas when your rooster is barely adequate however is ill advised. Besides you get to enjoy the added content of districts and the flagellant, aside new trinkets and quirks. Nothing bad gets activated until you send your team to foray the new areas, so it's fine. I levelled mine full roster mostly to 2 before I ventured into both the CC and COM expansions which is about week 25ish. However, the general advise is to layoff the new areas until you get a hero roster which is both steady and levelled. If you’re thinking of picking up The Ancestral Edition for Darkest Dungeon, then it’s best to wait till after October 11 th – it will then include The Color of Madness with no separate purchase for the DLC required.Originally posted by ꧁༺₦Ї₦ℑ₳༻꧂:You can choose to enable the dlc's immediately. As players progress towards the crash site of the strange Comet, they’ll battle new bosses, like The Miller and The Thing From the Stars.Īlong with this DLC, The Musketeer DLC and a sizeable game balance patch will be available for Switch, Xbox One, and iPad as well (if they clear certification by then). Some of the new content includes The Farmstead, a new region new trinkets that can be purchased with Comet Shards new Curios to continue fighting the brand new enemies and of course, an endless quest, which sees players battling against wave after wave of foes.

Regardless, they should arrive at roughly the same time, if not slightly later.

As for PS4 and PlayStation Vita, certification for the DLC has yet to happen for these platforms. Though it’s already available on PC, Red Hook Studios’ Darkest Dungeon will receive its next expansion, The Color of Madness, on October 11 th for Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and iPad.

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