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Golden devout emblem

AgnyLeo
AgnyLeo Member Posts: 17
in Ask the Community

Hello everyone:) I'm trying to get a challenge done for the current event and I'm struggling to fully understand how the gold quality emblem works. Because I've gotten iridescent emblems for 9-10 hooks in the past but I got silver for 8 today. So I'm wondering if there are any other requirements to get the gold? I try not to camp, so I don't think I should get the hook proximity penalty that much, and I know I could just go for iridescent then but I'm just curious how the system works.

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  • Jarky
    Jarky Member Posts: 671
    Answer ✓

    The DBD Wiki has a pretty good write up on this, but I'll screenshot it for you here:

    dbdwiki.png

    Effectively, if you sacrifice (or morI) all 4 survivors, you should be getting Gold in its simplest form.

    You can also get some leeway towards it by spreading out your hooks to all 4 survivors (so hook each survivor once), AND getting 9 hooks overall, as these two actions will also award you points towards it.

  • Jarky
    Jarky Member Posts: 671
    Answer ✓

    If you only sacrifice/mori 3 survivors, then you'll have 6 points out of the 8 needed for gold. To make up the last remaining 2 points you'd need to do one of the following:

    Either sacrifice/mori the final survivor for 2 points

    Or

    Ensure that you hooked all 4 survivors at least once for 1 point, and got 9 hooks in total for the other 1 point for a total of 2.

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  • AgnyLeo
    AgnyLeo Member Posts: 17

    Ohh okay. I did see this but I didn't do the math before. I'm assuming 3 out of people have to be sacrificed and the last person has to be hooked at least once. Based on this. They don't necessarily have to be on death hook then, I'm assuming. Okay, I think that answers my question. Thank you!