The Possibilities of TWO killers

Pyramid Head+Hag- good luck trying to avoid torment in chase now lol.

Legion and Spirit.

Have Legion injure everybody, then have Spirit down them all with Stridor.

I want a 2 killer mode so bad. To finally team up with a friend and create some God awful combos that show 4m swf how punishing teamwork can be, it would be beautiful.

Trapper and Spirit. Spirits phase walking for map pressure and Trappers traps for breaking loops. Survivors would have no chance.

Bubba and Hag would be good too. Hag can camp at a distance, while in chase, and Bubba can camp another poor soul on the other side of the map.

Before I begin legion makes for a great support killer just not a stand alone one.

-Feral Demons: Legion/Oni. Legion gets everyone injured and the endless blood orbs means Oni will permanently have their power plus survivors not being in deep wounds means legion can call out where survivors are because of Killer Instinct.

-Blood and Madness : Legion/Doctor: People who are in tier 3 madness can't heal themselves from deep wounds and need a teammate to save them which legion punishes.

-For Whom the Bell Tolls: Wraith/PH:Survivors who are being chased by wraith can be caught off and put into an inescapable spot along with a cloaked wraith being able to body block for PH to get a quick double hit from both of them.

Speed Addicts: Legion/Blight: Keep everyone injured as legion and let blight run them over forcing them to heal(Which legion punishes) or get insta downed by blight.

Phantom Ambush: Wraith/Hag: Wraith can chase survivors very quickly and can get survivors into chases very easily along with being able to push them into a specific direction by cutting them off while invisible leading them into the hag's web.

Plague & Spirit would be evil.

Imagine trying to hide from a Spirit while Infected! You’d have to pray to the Entity that the Spirit was deaf.

Don't forget Doc and legion, now that deep wound is getting changed

Spirit+legion might do well. Spirit is great at finishing off injured survivors, legion is great at keeping survivors injured. Same goes with Plague.

Oni+legion occupies a similar vein. One gets his power by keeping survivors injured, legion keeps survivors injured. Same goes with Plague, and this time, both have massive snowball potential.

Doctor and Ghostface might go well, but might also clash. Ghostface depends on survivors not knowing that a killer is around; if the doctor is running amok, it negates ghostface's stealth. However, doctor can also tell Ghostface where to go, for an unanticipated sneaky hit.

Spirit and pig may excel together. Pig has excellent game slowdown, and helps the fact that Spirit's only strength is in getting downs. Pig is also good at getting sneaky hits on unsuspecting survivors, which pairs well when being injured with a phasing spirit is pretty much a death sentence. Pig would tail the spirit, splitting up groups, while the spirit would be slugging left right and center, so that the pig could hat, hook, and regress gens. Excellent combination of game slowdown and chase.

Pyramid Head and Hag are both zoning killers. When executed perfectly, meaning both killers must have taken trigonometry honors and passed with an A, they can make every loop a lose-lose. The problem is that they require setup, which won't go well for them in the beginning.

Nurse and doctor will be wonderful. Nurse has limited map presence and tracking, while the doctor excels in both. Just the presence of a nurse will force survivors to preemptively leave generators, and the doctor can pinpoint their location for the nurse to strike. In the same situation as the spirit and the Pig, the nurse would go around attacking and the doctor would support.

Ghostface would do very well with

1) Killers who can keep up map pressure, who can complement Ghostface's sneaky setup.

• Blight has wonderful mobility.
• Billy has wonderful mobility and instadown potential.
• Demogorgon has mediocre mobility but leaves a lot up to guesswork.

2) Killers that can get easy or sneaky hits, to take advantage of Ghostface's exposing.

• Spirit is a really good chaser, but is not optimal, as she needs survivors to be injured in order to track them well.
• Nurse is a very good chaser, but lacks map pressure.
• Hag excels at getting sneaky hits, especially in combination with good zoning from ghost face.
• Deathslinger is deathsligner.
• Wraith is pretty meh, but will suffice.

Nurse and Spirit would be oppressive in the chase, underwhelming in map pressure. Impossible to escape once you're found, with the two greatest chase killers ever. Substituting either one for the hag will force pretty much a catch-22; either they path weirdly into a phantasm trap, or they path predictably and get smacked with the spirit/nurse.