While he can get quite a few damage bonuses, his actual base damage is pretty low so even if you try to min-max and have a rapturous flagellant slug an enemy with Exsanguinate the damage is often not that spectacular, most of his damage will be from the bleed effects more than anything I feel.
This is supposed to be sort of a compromise between a virtue and affliction, but the random effects make it hard to use to your advantage, and its less risky to just avoid being in this state. Rapturous boosts his speed and damage but lowers his dodge, and causes him to act out randomly (sometimes using a random ability on enemies or hitting allies or himself on his turn). He only gets one state at 100 stress, Rapturous. The Flagellant doesn't get virtuous or afflicted. The main risk, though is that if it misses I don't think the heal will trigger which can be really bad if you were on death's door at the time. It will stack with the bonuses he already gets for being at low health. This can mean he can kill an enemy and give himself a chunk of health back. The only downsides are that you can only use it a few times per battle, and each time you use it you get a penalty on healing for a while (so its not good to use it two consecutive turns.).Įxsanguinate is an offensive attack, giving you a high damage attack+bleed to the target, and healing a % of the Flagellant's max HP back. If both him and an ally are on death's door, it means you can pull two heroes off death's door in a single action which can potentially save either from dying. This is really unique among heals and it often means the Flagellant can go from say 35% hp to nearly full health, and take a hero on death's door and bring them up to nearly half health.
Redeem will heal him and an ally for a % of their max health. He has two powerful abilities that require him to be below 40% to work: The way he works is he uses bleed attacks for his offense, and gets stronger when he hits certain health thresholds (40% and deaths door I believe).
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