Left 4 Dead 2 Survivors Concept
Survivor 1 Nick
A sarcastic con man, Nick has always been ready for dangerous situations. His perks are Luck of the Draw, No Handholding, and Dangerous Pastimes
Perk 1 Luck of the Draw: You suppose your current situation is just down to bad luck.
When you have the most hookstates out of all survivors in the Trial Luck of the Draw activates, until another survivor has equal or more hookstates then you your aura can never be revealed.
I am sick... and tired... of being sick and tired.— Nick
Perk 2 No Handholding: You'd rather have nobody bother you.
When you are unhooked No Handholding activates. The next time you start to repair a generator the amount of time invested on the generator also fills up your healing bar and will be healed from the injured state. Repairing a quater of a generator is needed to heal from the injured state.
I don't care.—Nick
Perk 3 Dangerous Pastimes: Your hobbies have gotten you in hot water more than once…
When you cleanse a hex totem or repair a gen you aura will be hidden for 15 seconds.
What are we waiting for? Let's go.—Nick
Survivor 2 Ellis
A Southern Mechanic, Ellis will use his expertise and verbosity to survive. His perks are Grease and Dirt, Fixer Upper, and Southern Hospitality.
Perk 1 Grease and Dirt: If you aint covered head to toe in muck after working, you just aint doing it right
When you have repaired at least one generator Grease and Dirt activates. The next time you pick up a empty toolbox it refills all its charges to full.
Folks call me Ellis. I run an auto shop around here. Instead of evacuatin', I armored up a truck to drive myself out of here. Built that thing to be zombie-proof.—Ellis
Perk 2 Fixer Upper: The generator looks broken but nothing but a wrench and some wishful thinking cant fix.
When stopping a generator from regressing gain a token up to a maximum of 3. For each token you have gain a 1% bonus repair to great skill checks on generators.
Come on, Hurry up-up-up-up-up-up...—Ellis
Perk 3 Southern Hospitality: These people chasing you around sure could be taught some manners.
When you are unhooked Southern Hospitality activates. If you stun the killer with a pallet within the next 25 seconds the killer is inflicted with a 5% hindered status effect for 10 seconds.
That loogie dude!—Ellis
Survivor 3 Rochelle
A New's Producer, Rochelle will not let this strange place break her. Her perks are This Just In!, Behind The Scenes, and Break a Leg.
Perk 1 This Just In!: You are used to getting the most important info out to the people.
Each time you vault a window or pallet while being chased by the killer your aura is revealed to the other survivors for 3 seconds.
Ha. Who's barking now?—Rochelle
Perk 2 Behind The Scenes: Its refreshing in a weird way to be this close to the action.
When you look at the Killer while in his terror radius but not being chased your aura cannot be revealed.
I am too young, too beautiful to die!— Rochelle
Perk 3 Break a Leg: Now that its showtime you wont succumb to pressure.
When you are injured and in the killers terror radius recover from status effects 15% faster.
By the beard of Zeus, this hurts!—Rochelle
Survivor 4 Coach
A leader with a big heart, Coach is going to make sure everyone including himself makes it out alive. His perks are I'm With Ya, Close Encounters, and Go On Without Me.
Perk 1 I'm With Ya: Even when things seem hopeless you know it will all work out.
When you finish healing a injured survivor they gain a 5% haste effect for 15 seconds.
I hope this makes you feel better. Ain't sure what I'm doin..—Coach
Perk 2 Close Encounters: When you face to face with death, you will never cower in fear.
When you are being chased by the killer, all survivors within 24 meters have thier aura revealed to you and vice versa.
All right, people, you best hop to it.—Coach
Perk 3 Go on Without Me: When you see your friends in trouble, you will do whatever you can to save them.
When you take a protection hit for a injured survivor, you instantly get put into the dying state but the injured survivor instantly recovers from the injured state.
Come on now, put it behind ya, you good, you good.—Coach