In the original version of Diablo III, the game came with three Killers: The Hag and the Huntress. These Killers can be unlocked by spending a certain amount of Iridescent Shards, the in-game currency, which can be earned for free. Each original Killer costs 9,000 Iridescent Shards. Licensed Killers, on the other hand, must be purchased as DLC or spent 500 Auric Cells.

Autodidact

Autodidact is a Teachable Perk for Adam Francis, which is very useful for boosting your healing. If you have max stacks of Autodidact, you will get a 75% healing boost each time you successfully complete a Skill Check. While you cannot use Autodidact while using a Med-Kit, you can use it in combination with Solidarity to boost your healing further.

The Autodidact starts as a detriment to healing speed, but progresses over time as your skill level increases. If you play as a healer, you can intentionally leave scratch marks on the Autodidact’s body to confuse it. You can also use Fixated to save Exhaustion perks. The autodidact starts as a detriment to healing speed, but is a boon for healing speed once you have completed the first skill check.

Deliverance

There are a few ways to unlock the new perk Deliverance in Destiny 2. Among the easiest is by utilizing the ‘Blessed Totem’ in the game. By using this totem, you will be able to heal yourself and others without having to use any type of med-kits. You can even heal others by simply going near a blessed totem.

If you’re new to DBD, Feng Min is a great choice for you. This skill prevents your Generator from exploding when you fail a skill check. Feng Min, on the other hand, can unlock a lot of perks for Survivors. Her Decisive Strike, for example, stuns the Killer for five seconds. You can also take the Leader perk if you want to speed up the different action types in the game.

Self-Care

Self-Care is a new skill in the game that enables players to heal themselves. This ability is incredibly useful for a variety of different scenarios and increases your ability to survive a game. It allows you to heal yourself and your team without having to rely on them for every single task, allowing you to use your med-kits more often and gain more knowledge from your game.

While Self-Care is a great ability to help you heal, the skill also has some disadvantages. It heals at half speed, which is useless when you’re running out of Med-Kits. The other skill that you’ll want to learn is the Visionary skill, which gives you the ability to see the Auras of generators within 32 meters. While the latter will give you an edge in combat, this will require you to be careful if you don’t want to lose your sight.

The Nurse

The Nurse is a new character in the game. You can unlock her for free on the first day, and you can then play as her anytime you want. She has two blinks. Her first blink is for approaching and her second blink is for attacking. When she blinks, her survivor is in the spot where she blinks. Blinks are fast, and a survivor will try to dodge her attacks.

One skill that the Nurse has is the ability to blink. Blinking causes her to miss many attacks, but it only takes a few seconds to work against her. This is because her main skill is prediction. She can also warp long distances to ambush players. If you have a high enough IQ, she can use this ability to score a lot of hits. If you can use her to your advantage, you can even unlock her unique Teachable Perk, Nurse’s Calling.

Claudette Morel

Claudette Morel is an incredibly talented Botanist, and she’s a powerful asset to any team. Her Botany Knowledge, Empathy, and Self Care skills are all powerful tools that help her heal and boost the survivability of her team. In addition, she can also create tinctures that can help heal herself and others. You can learn more about her perks in Tome I: Awakening.

To unlock Claudette Morel, you must first level up. The other perks of the character will be unlocked once you have leveled her up. Her perks pair well with the others and can be added to any perk build. If you’re unsure which perk to pick, here’s a guide. The perks listed below are essential to a solid character, but they can be used together or separately.