NEW KILLER CREATION: THE CONCUBINE

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THE CONCUBINE

GENDER: Woman

ORIGIN: Japanese

REALM: Shinto Shrine

POWER: Smoke Plume & Serpent's Embrace

MOVEMENT SPEED: 110% / 4.4m/s

TERROR RADIUS:  26 meters

LULLABY RADIUS:  40 meters

HEIGHT: Average

WEAPON:  Long Cigarette

Swings her cigarette in a diagonal arc releasing a str3am of smoke damaging Survivors.

Default basic attack range.

PRIMARY POWER:  Smoke Plume

Charging the Primary Power Button has The Tracker take a long drag from her cigarette and releases it as plume of smoke which travels X meters forward ending with an explosion.

Pressing the Secondary Power Button cycles through up to four different poison perfumes:

1)  Psychoactive Perfume

Blue smoke explosion in the shape of a brain.

Survivors hit will have their movement inputs inverted e.g left moves them right

2)  Toxin Perfume

A green smoke explosion in the shape of a biohazard symbol.

Afflicts Survivors with a powerful poison which causes the same effect which can be dispelled or cause injury after X seconds

3)  D3ath Perfume

Releases a black explosion in the shape of a skull.

Does not cause injury immediately, instead explodes after X seconds in a radius causing injury to nearby Survivors.

4)  Bl00d Perfume

Creates a plume of red smoke in the shape of a drop of bl00d

Causes Hemorrhage and Mangled Status Effect

At Max charge, the plumes will deploy a stationary wisp the explodes when Survivors stray too close.

SECONDARY POWER:  Sepernt's Embrace

The Tracker charges for several seconds reducing her movement speed then forms a snake out of smoke which slowly travels tracking the nearest Survivor even if they are out of direct line of sight.

Upon contact, the serpent coils around the Survivor constricting them afflicting the Incapacitate Status Effect which prevents them from interacting with props.

Survivors can perform a dispell action, or after X seconds, the snake returns to The Tracker.

Can effectively be used as a method by Survivors to determine The Tracker's location as well, which therefore must be used sparingly.