Rework Killer Perk Ideas

Beast of Prey:

- After chasing a survivor(s) for 30/25/20 seconds Beast of Prey activates

- When active and in a chase, press the activate ability button (same as dead hard) become undetectable

- The undetectable lasts until either you land an offensive action or the chase is over.

This perk hiding your red stain in concept sounds nice, but the fact that is only proks off of bloodlust I makes it more situational, so it's better to still just resort to moonwalking. I originally made this effect bloodlust, but I don't want to return to the old days of it, so I just completely worked that out of the idea.

Blood Echo:

- All injured survivors suffer from broken for 20 seconds

- (on top of current effects)

This is to give the perk the extra step to give it make it more threatening....yeah that's about it. It needs more than mangled and exhaustion.

Bloodhound:

- Blood can be seen for 10 additional seconds (instead of 4)

- (on top of current effects)

I think with the visable blood that's all that is needed to make this a much more potent tracking tool. I tried to think of other ideas, but I couldn't think of any that overlap, so say if you have ideas.

Coluraphobia:

- Surviors in your terror radius have a -25% to generators

-(on top of current effects)

This is mainly to make the perk less situational. Now, it could also stops generators being done in your face.

Cruel Limits:

- Whenever a generator pops, all other generators are blocked for 10 seconds (even if they were being worked on)

- Blocked gens can still regress

I assumed because of the name it should be the "No gen rushing allowed" perk. Might be too much, Cruel Limits is so terrible, I think it needs something big.

Dying Light:

- For each sacrificed or killed non-obsession, the endgame collapse timer is decreased by 13%/15%/17% (so around 40%/45%/50% if all three)

This perk's rocky history of being a toxic pro-tunneling perk, to then a having a pretty much terrible trade-off for buffing the obsession while you have to ignore them. I think reworking it as an endgame perk makes the most thematic sense for this perk (both the name and Halloween). I originally had the idea to make the endgame collapse happen immediately if the last gen pops as well, as the obsession not being able to escape unless they are the last survivor, but I thought that was too much, but it's a idea.

Fire Up:

- Action speed bonus is +10% per completed gen

- Gain 7% haste for 15 seconds after after a generator is completed

I always did like the idea of this perk, it was just executed to mildly. The much faster actions and movement speed actually leads credence to use outside of meme builds.

Forced Penance:

- When chasing 2 or more survivors (at the same time), Forced Penance activates

- While active, gain +15% to your basic attack cooldown, and +20% to your lunge (can stack)

I doubt they'll implement this to give Save the Best for Last and Coup De Grâce their own niche, but I think it should be okay considering those need to be built up. My point is that this needs more than broken for 90 seconds.

Furitive Chase:

- is no longer an obsession perk

- Every time a survivor is hooked for the first time (similarly to BBQ & Chili), gain a token up to 4

- tokens reduce your terror radius by 2/3/4 meters (not just in a chase)

- Every time any survivor is sacrificed or killed, lose a token

The original idea of this Furtive Chase is to go from one target to another....but it's not exactly the best. Hard to activate, encourages to play bad, terrible effect, and you can lose it all. This rework makes it much more straightforward and significantly better while keeping the theme.

Hex: Blood Favor:

- Start with 3 tokens of this perk

- When looking directly at a pallet or window at most 12/14/16 meters away, press the active ability button to block it, loosing a token

- Cannont use while in a chase

- Tokens can't be regained, but the effect lasts as long as the hex stands.

I do like this idea of depleating survivor rescourses, and I think it's powerful enough for a Hex. Not sure if I under/overshot the token or distances, but I'l keep the concept.

Hex: Huntress' Lullaby:

- You now gain stacks from missed or good skill checks instead of hooks. You now get up to 10 stacks, and the effects are spread out.

- Skillchecks are additionally reduced in size when you have at least 8 stacks

- The regression from missed skillchecks in now -8%

I don't know how to change this perk without changing it entirely, so this is the closest I got.

Hex: The Third Seal:

- Gain a stack of this perk for each survivor hit by a basic attack, all effects only apply to survivors who have been hit

- If a survivor heals, lose a stack, and they will relieve themselves of the effects

1 stack - Blindness

2 stacks - -10% on repairs

3 stacks - -5/6/7% Hindered for 5 seconds when a chase has started (can stack)

4 stacks - Oblivious

- This perk is active as long as the totem stands

I made this perk based around punishing survivors for remaining injured, especially in droves. The current version of this perk cannot be lost until the Hex is cleased, but only Blindness, which is quite useless on its own. I also made it based on basic attacks to account for Legion.

Hex: Thrill of the Hunt:

- Every dull totem appears as a hex totem (only to survivors, and these are still considered dull totems)

- Surviors initially start with a -9% to cleansing

- Gain a notification if any totem is being cleansed

With Undying, this perk simply needs to do more to viable choice as a totem defense perk.

Monstorus Shrine:

- Spawns 2 basements in the map (assume the add an extra one in maps like The Game)

- Any survivor who unhooked or got unhooked from the basement have their aura shown indefinitely if they remain, and for an extra 3 seconds after they leave.

I think most people can easily guess why Monstorus Shrine isn't exactly optimal, having that "one of the worst killer perks" title. Though I do admit it is hard to come up with an idea that is strong yet not crazy regarding the basement.

Predator:

- Surviors leave scratch marks even walking or crotching, but only for 4 seconds

- Normal scratch marks stay for an additional 5 seconds

- (Previous effects of this perk do not apply)

I think this is a contest for the worst perk in the game, as it's worse than your base. I thought of this idea to actually make this a viable tracking tool.

Remember Me?:

- For each token increase the exit gate opening by 2.5/3.125/3.7 seconds

- You can gain up 8 tokens equating to 20/25/30 additional seconds

- The obsession is now also effected by Remember Me?

I really did like the old version of this perk, but I see why they thought it was too much. This rework reverts back to the effect, but making it harder to earn and to use in return.

Territorial Imperative:

- When you are at least 24 meters away from a hooked survivor in the basement, Territorial Imperative activates (and lights up)

- If a hooked survivor in the basement is saved while Territorial Imperative is active, the basement is entity blocked for the survivors for 10/15/20 seconds.

- Territorial Imperative can only be used once per trial

Up to you if you think I took this idea too overboard, or too weak. I still like the scare tactic that perks like Bloodwarden have, so I wanted to replicate it.

Critique my ideas or make some of your own. I might continue this in the future.