Almost all of the numbers are excessive, but it's better to be over-prepared than under-prepared. The following table is a quick and dirty list of provisions to bring into a dungeon.

Crests are needed to upgrade virtually everything, but have the highest stack and are quite common.

Busts are useful for upgrading the sanitarium, but pretty much worthless after that.

Portraits are the second most useful heirloom until you've upgraded the guild.

Deeds are the most useful heirloom until you've finished upgrading the the carriage and blacksmith.Which mission offers the most useful heirlooms?.

Trinkets for light or dark runs (Sun/Moon Ring, Solar/Dark Cloak).Most very rare and rare class specific trinkets are worth picking up.Tier 1 trinkets are almost always useful (Legendary Bracer, Tough Ring, and Focus Ring).Which mission offers the most useful trinket right now?.

Level 5 heroes (fully upgraded weapons, armor, and skills) can complete any champion missions (lvl 5).Level 4 heroes should complete long, intermediate missions (lvl 3).Level 3 heroes should complete short/medium, intermediate missions (lvl 3).Level 2 heroes should complete long, apprentice missions (lvl 1).Level 1 heroes should complete medium, apprentice missions (lvl 1).Level 0 heroes should complete short, apprentice missions (lvl 1).Can your team complete the mission? Are your heroes properly leveled and upgraded? Do you have enough money for provisions?.Prioritizing dungeons each week using the following guidelines: Note: Due to the length of this article, I strongly encourage you to take advantage of your browser's find feature (CTRL+F) to find the what you are looking for (especially curios, just CTRL+F and type the name of the curios that you are looking for). If you want to make Darkest Dungeon as challenging as possible, you probably shouldn't be reading this guide (or at least ignore the content about the bosses). This guide contains spoilers, but you probably already knew that when you clicked on the guide.

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