Further acquisition of blueprints will require the player to hunt down veteran and champion Bosses, who will drop a Blueprint upon death. You are guaranteed to get the event in week 10 (or the first week after installing the DLC that doesn't conflict with other DLC town events), if you fail to meet the requirements to get it earlier, making it a reliable and consistent method of acquisition.
To build one, you must have gotten the Town Event which can occur as early as week 7, a Blueprint (one of which is obtained for free from the event), and many, many Heirlooms. It is important to note that Districts will be significantly easier to build if the player plays on a Difficulty setting without time limitations or other restrictions, because a speed-run scenario or a run on Stygian difficulty will demand a lot more planning and prioritization to utilize Districts to their utmost potential. Bank, Granary, Puppet Theatre, etc), while other buildings serve more of a final stepping stone to forming a perfect expedition into the depths of the Darkest Dungeon, offering powerful buffs to your combatants and improving their stats and abilities (and other gameplay aspects) beyond conventional means of training, equipment, and trinkets. However, due to the immense cost of erecting District buildings, it becomes prudent for the player to plan long in advance, as a lot of these buildings will be especially useful if built as early as possible (e.g. The benefits vary from exclusively utilitarian or financial incentives to direct combat benefits to the adventurers under the player's control. Districts are a special kind of town building available only in The Crimson Court and The Color of Madness DLCs.ĭistricts introduce a new layer to the depth of late-game planning for the player, as the available buildings are generally immensely expensive, but do offer substantial buffs if a player was so inclined to rebuild them.
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