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I'm glad the guide helped you, congrats mate for beating the game. Although I wonder how there could be any issues with stress immune foes, the team has incorporated strategy against them. Hmm...was there four elite Gargoyles? This is the only encounter I can imagine which could cause little problems, but spells Stake the Flames and Battle Eternal should help you against them.
Because its role is to boost attack of the minions when fighting stress immune enemies. You will invest in dread stat anyway, so you'll have it maxed ultimately, but putting stat points in attack is a waste.
All in all, the team is really interesting and fun to play, however it needs the last cherry on the top of a cake to be great.
Also try Conjure Shadows - with full mana, and decent spellpower you can summon 3-4 minions, just to be sacrificed by 2nd Lich, buffing him multiple times. Fate, with enough spellpower, is free. Armageddon crit for over 500 dmg on all anyone ? :) Vast overpower against normal, even elite enemies, however that trick might be useful against bosses. Also Dhampir's Aim for the Souls indeed restores mana very well, the only slight dissonance is 1st she must get rid off blocks.