Introduction to the Town in Darkest Dungeon

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The town in Darkest Dungeon is the only safe haven for your heroes in the game. Here, you can hire new heroes, heal them, upgrade their equipment and skills, and embark on new quests. You can also bury those who did not survive the battles.

You can upgrade most of the buildings in the town (except for the Graveyard and Town Square) using Heirlooms found in dungeons. Each building has 2 to 4 upgrade trees that represent different rooms. Upgrading these rooms will improve the quality of services or lower their costs. For example, the Tavern has three trees for the Bar, Gambling, and Brothel. As you upgrade each tree, it will require more Heirlooms. Currently, buildings can be upgraded up to level six.

The Graveyard only provides information about your fallen heroes and their death circumstances. The Town Square is currently unavailable.

FAQ

What is the Town in Darkest Dungeon?

The Town is the main hub in Darkest Dungeon where the player manages their heroes, upgrades buildings, and prepares for their next adventure. It is the only safe haven in the game where heroes can recover from stress and heal their wounds. The Town has several buildings that can be upgraded using resources such as gold and heirlooms. Each building provides unique benefits such as reducing the cost of provisions or increasing the chance of finding rare loot. The player can also recruit new heroes, dismiss old ones, and equip them with trinkets that provide various bonuses. The Town is an essential part of the game and requires careful management to ensure the player\’s success.

What are the different buildings in the Town and what do they do?

The Town has several buildings that provide unique benefits to the player. The Blacksmith allows the player to upgrade their heroes\’ weapons and armor, increasing their damage and protection. The Guild provides training for heroes, improving their combat skills and reducing their stress. The Sanitarium treats heroes\’ negative quirks and diseases, improving their overall performance. The Abbey provides a place for heroes to relieve stress and recover from afflictions. The Tavern is another stress-relieving building that also allows heroes to drink and gamble. The Stagecoach brings in new heroes that the player can recruit to their roster. The Nomad Wagon sells rare trinkets that provide powerful bonuses. Finally, the Survivalist provides training for the player\’s provisions, reducing their cost and improving their effectiveness. Each building requires resources such as gold and heirlooms to upgrade, and careful management is necessary to ensure the player\’s success.