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Devout Emblem is not functioning properly or has wrong description.

Bulbasaur2008
Bulbasaur2008 Member Posts: 85
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PC/Steam

Description says: "Iridescent quality is granted for nine or more hook actions performed in the match". There is no "on top of" or "and" in this sentence (or in the whole emblem description, to indicate we need 9 hook actions ON TOP of something).

Just had a game when i hooked 3 survivors (every one of them 3 times) which gave me necessary 9 hook actions to gain Iridescent quality Devout emblem - yet i have silver. I believe it was like that since emblem change, but it caught my attention just now (as i'm trying to get rank 1 killer achieve).

DbD wiki says that 9 hooks give me only 1 (of 10 necessary) points to get iridescent emblem. So either description or mechanic is wrong.

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  • CalamityJane
    CalamityJane Member Posts: 487

    The description is poorly worded.

    Hooking each survivor once gives 10%.

    Each kill (not bleed out) gives 20%. (80% total)

    Hooking survivors at least 9 times gives 10%.

    Iridescent requires the full 100% which means 9 hooks, everyone hooked once AND everyone dies.


    If you get 9 hooks but someone escapes, you miss the 20% for their death. If you 3 hook everyone except one person who bleeds out, or you mori them with rancor without hooking them once, you lose the 10% for hooking everyone once.