Make it to the Mountain and you’re guaranteed to keep all the Candles you’ve accrued along the way, even if you fail spectacularly. The Altar Of Hope itself is where you’ll spend the Candles to upgrade your sorry pack of scoundrels.īeing daring and pushing farther down the road nets you more Candles, but if you chicken out and choose to end your expedition at the Inn then don’t worry, you’ll keep whatever you’ve found. You’ll have Candles dished out to you when you complete objectives, work through areas, and lay an appropriate amount of smackdown on enemies. You’ll also get 20 of the new Candles Of Hope for your trouble.Ĭandles Of Hope are collected by your party on their travels and can be cashed in for upgrades and perks, as well as character unlocks and trinkets, when you rock up home safely. Hero backstory unlocks and skill unlocks are sticking around, though. This means your current expeditions, item unlocks, and hero availability will be reset if you choose to enable the update, so be forewarned. Red Hook say Altar Of Hope is a “wholesale rework of the fundamental underpinnings” of metagame and progression for Darkest Dungeon 2. You can catch a glimpse of the bounty hunter in the teaser below. The Altar Of Hope update is already live in the game’s experimental branch and is coming to the main game when devs Red Hook are satisfied with its stability. The next early access update for grim roguelike Darkest Dungeon 2 revamps its progression system and brings in some temporary hired muscle in the form of bounty hunters.

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