How Trickster Should've Been

Trickster Rework

He's pretty underwhelming, as a 4.4m/s killer because his power doesn't do anything that warrants him being slow than the average killer. Therefore, I'm going to rework Trickster to make him enjoyable on both sides and to give him a true reason for being 4.4m/s.

Unique Blades

Trickster can use unique blades to surprise survivors.

• Ricochet Blades — Ricochets off objects
• Pierce Blades — Goes through survivors and objects
• Curved Blades — Curves in the direction of the survivor

At the beginning of the trial, the trickster will begin with regular blades, nothing special to them. However, he can find a locker, which are color coded base on what blade type the locker houses, to switch blade types. Trickster will only be able to carry one blade type at a time, with a maximum carrying capacity of 50 blades.

Trickster can switch between single and multiple blade firing modes:

• Single: Uses one blade at a time, great for long distance, and has no laceration drop off.
• Multiple: Uses three blades at a time, great for close distance, and has drastic laceration drop off.

Laceration drop off is when your blades does less laceration based on the distance between you and the survivor.

Main Event

Trickster uses his ultimate performance to cause havoc:

• Main Event has no activation timer
• Main Event gives Trickster infinite blades
• Blades have the effect of all unique blades: Ricochet, Pierce, and curved
• 5 Second Duration
• Fatigue duration of 3 seconds after canceling or duration expires

Laceration Decay

Laceration will decay when survivor mend themselves [2 laceration per second] or the faster alternative, have another survivor mend them [1 laceration per second]. Without mending, survivors laceration decay after 32 seconds [0.2 laceration per second].

Laceration will not automatically decay after a survivor takes damage.

Compensation

If Trickster becomes too powerful, we can change numbers to where we see fit.