You gits and your fancy equipment, why do you even need more!
Mind you, I've no sympathy for high-level players who found Wolves at the Door a good mission for farming. That stuff's not a challenge, just tedious busywork.
It invoked the worst part of Darkest Dungeon, the boring grind to rebuild, restaff, and relevel after disaster strikes. The mission was a frustrating stumbling block for me for a while. You couldn't retreat from the Vvulf fight without abandoning the whole mission. Vvulf and pals could come back later even if you killed Vvulf. Vvulf's event came around too frequently. Oh sure you could skip the mission but then Vvulf and his pals would raze two random building upgrades. He's not impossible (I think I beat him on my third go? fourth?) but it's a nasty surprise while you figure out how the mission works. He brings a level 6 mission set in your own hamlet, with obstacles aplenty, bandits capable of proper nasty crits, and Vvulf himself at the end with wicked bombs. There's also a chance that Brigand Vvulf will come a-rampaging. Town events are random little happenings, mostly small bonuses like free medical treatments or bonus XP and damage in a certain dungeon. If it's been a while since you've raided the Darkest Dungeon, I'll explain. Good news: as of last night's update, Vvulf is now less irritating. You've likely had him return a few weeks later to do it again, highlighting the worst parts of Darkest Dungeon.
You've likely had him and his pals barrel into your hamlet and light it up then lost a mercenary or two figuring out how the encounter works. If you, like me, have been playing a fair bit of Darkest Dungeon since it added town events, you've likely run into that horrible raiding git.
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