The Librarian starts in the back rank, buffered by three stacks of books.While you may be tempted to kill the meat stacks accompanying it, doing so will keep it in the front rank for the rest of the battle, quickly devastating you. When it reaches the front rank, it will use a powerful attack, then retreat to the back rank to start the cycle again. It starts in the back rank, where its only attacks are very weak, but move it forward 1 rank. The Affliction system has now been abandoned for the Affinity mechanism, as actions in and out of battle affect the relationships between your heroes and these positive or negative relationships will greatly affect how the heroes do in battle. The combat system remains a 4v4 Turn-Based Combat with the same health and stress bars, with notable tweaks to it such as an emphasis on special Status Effects, as well as teamwork. You must now ride across the land, choose which path is preferable, fight through malevolent humans and monsters alike, scour the monster lairs on the side of the road, and assist the remaining few good people that you come across.
Instead of sending parties of heroes to explore one land, the Estate, you now have to assemble one team of four Heroes available in your roster, but this time, you must cross large distances while trying to manage them the best you can the whole way, with few options to change the composition of your team. Darkest Dungeon II's gameplay is noticeably different from its prior installment.
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