Putting together the perfect Cleric build takes a little more work than most in Dark and Darker due to the variety of spells and skills available. However, this is the build I choose to run with when exploring the dank, nasty corridors of the game.
Best Cleric Build
Clerics have the nice advantage of being able to buff and heal themselves in the field. With a few opportune rests and resupplies, it’s possible to keep hammering out damage and healing for a long time.This build is primarily designed with solo play in mind, but it can work with a squad too.
Best Perks and Skills for the Cleric in Dark and Darker
Tanky andself-sufficientis the name of the game with this battle cleric build. I like being able to take care of myself and deal some serious pain without having to rely on the heavier classes. My cleric build for Dark, and Darker has these Perks and Skills.
Cleric Spells
Of course, to have spells equipped, you will first need to have at least one spell memory equipped. Once you have this, head into the spell menu to equip them. These are the spells I like to run with my Dark and Darker Cleric Build for both self-sufficiency and some high damage.
This Dark and Darker Cleric build is focused on self-sufficiency and the ability to take a few shots. Many of the spells also work while playing with allies, but I have notably not included resurrection. If you’re heading in with allies, maybe think of equipping this one. However, for the solo cleric build in Dark and Darker 2, I feel this is definitely the way you’re going tostart consistently extracting.
Leo Gillick
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