As a result of these traits, Dread Ducky is very good at playing offensively and defensively. In fact, the heavy hit can be useful if you don’t feel like playing ranged or as a finisher when the target is weak enough. This also means he can struggle in close range scenarios at times, as his heavy hit is average like most other Monsters’ heavy hits are, but this is hardly a downside. This means Dread Ducky is able to camp other players well, as it can hit them, but it can’t be hit back. The range isn’t anywhere near the absurdity of Cybil’s heavy attack, but it can go a fair distance.

However, unlike other Balanced characters, Dread Ducky takes the generalist approach to the extreme! Its light attack is likely the best light attack in the game, as it has a good amount of range behind it and is incredibly spammable. This means it is a generalist when it comes to collecting soul shards, chasing Mortals, engaging in PvP, among others. Background Infoĭread Ducky belongs to the Balanced class. Why is that, you ask? Well, let’s dive in and explain that. In my opinion, Dread Ducky is the second best Monster in the game behind Brute. However, in Dark Deception: Monsters and Mortals, Dread Ducky is, no pun intended, one of the most dreadful characters to play against thanks to having a ton of good traits. However, in Dark Deception, it’s level, Stranger Sewers, was a pushover thanks to the introduction of Telepathy essentially bodying it’s mechanic blending in. Its signature dancing has even become meme-worthy among the DD community. A fan favorite of Dark Deception, the very first character to turn into a marketable plushie, the best dancer ever seen, and the icon of AngeloPlays’ channel, Dread Ducky has quite a fanbase surrounding it. You haven’t forgot about it, have you? Good, because today’s topic is over Dread Ducky. This is gonna be a fun one, considering the controversy around this character.

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