The swine, being, y'know, disgusting creatures, the Swine Slasher often inflicts debuffs to your party that make it more likely for them to contract diseases or the 'bleed' status. A pretty creepy design, and I do like the contrast it strikes with some of the other Swine with how lean it looks. Swine Slasher: The other swines tend to play up this bizarre combination with torture implements, and Swine Slasher here has replaced an arm with a hook, its legs with swords and walks around with that utterly gimp-looking metal mask. A pretty neat, disgusting-looking design all around from the chains to the weaponry it swings around to the boar tusks. y'know, I've always found pigs to be fairly creepy, and while Swine Chopper isn't super mutilated, being the 'base', simple enemy, I do like that it still has stubby little pig feet. They're considered Beast/Human by the game, and. Swine Chopper: So I'll spoil part of the Warrens storyline told from the narrator monologues while meeting the two area bosses, and just tell you that the monstrous, mutated pig-men of the Warrens are the result of your crazy ancestor experimenting with profane rituals, and the literal leftovers of his experiments have been transformed into these monstrous pig-men who want nothing but to butcher and kill anything in its path. Last time we covered the global and ruins enemies, and this time we're covering the Warrens and Weald enemies.

Part two of my commentary of Darkest Dungeon monsters.

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