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Crimson Road

The road home bleeds, and the corruption demands a toll.

The Crimson Road is a corrupted thoroughfare introduced in the downloadable content (DLC) package "The Crimson Court", which was released on June 19, 2017, for PC and August 22, 2017, for PlayStation 4. This DLC introduces a Courtyard environment, a new playable class, a faction with new enemies, five new boss encounters, as well as new trinkets and Hamlet upgrade buildings. The Crimson Road itself is not explicitly described in the source; however, the source notes that the DLC introduces a Courtyard environment and a new status effect called the Crimson Curse, which can turn a hero into a vampire. The road is part of the broader expansion content, but specific details about its layout, hazards, or enemies are not provided in the source.

Type
Dungeon
Affiliation
Crimson Court Expansion
Theme
Blood Corruption and Madness
Region
Hamlet Outskirts
Difficulty
Moderate to High
Status
Active

Lore & Background

The DLC "The Crimson Court" introduces a Courtyard environment, a new playable class, a faction with new enemies, five new boss encounters, new trinkets, and Hamlet upgrade buildings. The Crimson Curse is a new status effect that can turn a hero into a vampire.

In Their Own Story

The source does not contain a narrative or story for the Crimson Road. The DLC "The Crimson Court" adds a Courtyard environment and new enemies, but no specific story events or descriptions of the road are provided.

Reader's Guide

The DLC "The Crimson Court" introduces a Courtyard environment, a new playable class, a faction with new enemies, five new boss encounters, new trinkets, and Hamlet upgrade buildings. The Crimson Curse is a new status effect.

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