He will also become able to use his emergency heal skills (Redeem and Exsanguinate) if they're enabled during the battle. When the Flagellant falls below 40% HP, he receives a buff for +20% DMG and +7% CRIT.He can never obtain a Virtue, and will always become Rapturous upon reaching 100 stress. While Rapturous, the Flagellant will often randomly attack enemies, other party members, or even himself, among other effects.

The only Affliction the Flagellant can receive is Rapturous (unless he is dead in the endless mode in the Farmstead, in which case, he will be Refracted), which gives +25% DMG, +3 SPD, and -20 DODGE.How far are you willing to push him? Because the desire for power can cloud judgement, and sometimes pushing too far can have… dire consequences. And the more the minions of darkness try to end his life, the stronger he becomes, since his strength is at its summit when he himself is at the brink of death… or madness. He converts damage in either powerful healing for his allies, or horrifying punishment for his enemies in the form of insanely powerful bleeding attacks. His power lies within the martyrdom, and it is something that transcends physical laws: every action of violence that lands on his tortured corpus creates not an equal, but a far more potent reaction. He will stand like a wall between his comrades and his foes, with his arms wide open, his body exposed, acting like a magnet for all harm that may come their way. Whereas every sane member of your band of mercenaries aims to minimize wounds and disability by mitigation (armor) or avoidance (dodging), the Flagellant welcomes them. This man is unique among the various classes in the sense that he thrives on the ruin of his mind and body. If there was ever such a thing as ‘weaponized suffering’, then the Flagellant would be the term made flesh.

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