The Hellion hits like a truck and makes for a fantastic second position pick.

Finally, a Highwayman using Pointblank Shot would give you a lot of burst damage - you would need to have another moving character, however, as this attack pushes the Highwayman back one space. You could alternatively run a front-line Hellion instead, which will increase your damage nicely, at the cost of a slightly squishier first position. You will still need to equip some Accuracy trinkets to ensure each attack lands mind you. Because The Fracture and The Sleeper have zero Dodge, this nicely offsets the Leper’s downside. The Leper tends to out-damage the Crusader in a straight-up fight and even has a very similar offensive kit. If you want something a bit more flashy, then you can run something like this: Leper She will be on constant healing duty, so focusing on damage elsewhere is vital. Single target healing is not good enough, and the Vestal has a very nice AoE heal that will keep your party alive and kicking for another turn or two.

The Vestal, as is usually the case, is the best healer for the fight. The Leper is especially good since The Sleeper has no Dodge, meaning his low Accuracy is less of an issue here. Frontliners like The Crusader or Leper are perfect for this. Naturally, you want to be able to hit him pretty hard with single-target attacks.

Once he’s been Blighted a few times, he will rapidly start killing himself whenever he activates. His comparatively low resistance to it, and double-tapping of the proc is too good to pass up. You really want to be hitting The Sleeper with Blight. A wasted action simply brings you one step closer to death. It is highly unlikely you will land it, and you are basically wasting a character's action doing this.

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