If so, players can avail of Shard Mercenaries - a stop-gap, allowing you to experiment or explore the harvest without using your standard roster. Shard Mercenariesĭepending on your campaign progress, it's possible to unlock endless mode long before your roster is fully fleshed out, and you might feel tempted to try it immediately.

It's a fantastic method of purchasing strong trinkets early on, such as the Abomination's Broken Key for a measly 30 shards, helping you power up various heroes before entering the harvest. If lucky, you may receive Unique or Ancestral trinkets, Memories (used to unlock specific Districts), and possibly Prismatic Quirks. Should you best one in combat, you can acquire several shards depending on the dungeon's difficulty, ranging from 15, 20, and 25. Keep your eyes open for The Thing from the Stars - an optional roaming boss. If a hero gets killed on the path to unlocking the mode itself, they are gone for good. While it is true that any heroes slain during the Endless Harvest will return after a while, those killed during the apprentice or veteran tutorial missions will not! They are merely introduction quests, so treat them like you would any standard dungeon. The question is, which of your brave heroes should accompany you on the journey? Before we crack on with that subject, here are a few pointers and tips for the lead-up to the endless harvest.

Welcome to the Farmstead - a place where a blazing, malevolent comet of indistinct shape and hue has crashed into the earth, spewing forth indescribable horrors in endless, ravenous waves. On an endless road, during a ceaseless fight, who will you trust to have your back?

Darkest dungeon when to do farmstead