Make your own Killer perk /w rules

Insatiable:When a Chase is started gain a 5% Movement Speed,33% vaulting speed increase,& loss of Red Stain for 10 seconds,after those 10 seconds are up the killer will gain a 5% Movement Speed decrease & for 5 Seconds unless if the killer within the initial 10 seconds can land a Successful Hit,Break a Pallet or Wall it will cause the perk to deactivate(All Effects will be Removed) & make it go on a 40/35/30 Second Cooldown

Hex: Curses of the damned

A hex rooting it's power on your own damned soul. As your rage grows, so does your Curse, hindering all of their activities.

Each time you are stunned or blinded, gain a token, up to a maximum of 3/4/5 tokens. For each token, gain the following effects:

1 token- Whenever a survivor misses a skill check, the generator is revealed in yellow until that survivor stops repairing.

2 tokens- Whenever a survivor is injured, the Broken status effect is applied until they are hooked.

3 tokens- Whenever a survivor is hooked, the generator with the most amount of progress is blocked by The Entity for 20 seconds.

4 tokens- Whenever a hex perk would be destroyed except for Hex: Curses of the Damned, if there is a Dull Totem remaining on the map, that Totem becomes a Hex Totem with the previous Hex applied.

5 tokens- All effects of this perk are now permanent.

The effect persists until the related Totem is destroyed.

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I like making Hex perks, because I can just go nuts on the effects. I think I followed your rules by making a hex perk that's either nutty or useless on everyone, depending on when it is cleansed.

From the Deep:

A monster with monstrous strength. As you delay the escape of your prey, you grow in power.

Each time you damage a generator, From the Deep grows in strength, granting a token.

For each token, gain a stackable 3% regression penalty increase for each subsequent damage action, up to a maximum of a 9/12/15% regression penalty.

A simple perk that makes kicking generators more favorable and worth the 3-4 second time commitment, while being a consistent and alternative slowdown option.

I've shared this (Probably OP AF) concept before, but:

Hex: Death Spiral-

A Hex rooting its power on the fear of failure.

For each unique Survivor that is hooked, this Hex gains a token.

When the Exit Gates are opened, Hex: Death Spiral activates.

Upon activation, Hex: Death Spiral blocke the Exit Gates for 30 seconds per token. If this Hex is cleansed, the effect immediately ends.

Thalassophobia:

The maw of the void is inescapable, and trying to navigate its depths will only lead to madness.

Carried survivors lose the ability to see or hear their surroundings, and suffer from the Blindness status effect while they are being carried. When hooked, these effects persist for 20 seconds, or until unhooked.

After hooking a survivor for the first time, 1/2/3 other hooks are simultaneously highlighted and have their auras revealed to all survivors as if a survivor was just hooked on them. The auras of the fake hooks stay visible to all survivors until the hooked survivor is unhooked successfully.

(Basically, Knock Out but for first hooks. Survivors won't know which hook is the actual hook unless they've paid attention to the aura of the downed survivor, and they'll have to start going for saves earlier in case they pick the wrong hook to go to, potentially triggering second stage if survivors are too greedy. Making survivors completely blind and deaf while being carried and for a short duration when hooked also allows this perk to work against SWF, as they won't be able to call out their location.)

I really like this one! It probably needs to stop EGC or something though since otherwise if nobody is downed or hooked the killer could just bodyblock the totem for 2 minutes and the survivors wouldn’t be able to do anything (if it’s at 4 tokens).

Power Outage

Your victims leave their mark on technology, and you leave your mark on them.

Whenever you damage a generator, any survivor who previously interacted with it will scream, revealing their location for 4/5/6 seconds.

Scourge hook: Hunter

At the start of the trial, up to 4 random hooks are changed into scourge hooks. You see their auras in white.

After hooking a survivor on a scourge hook you gain killer instinct on anyone within 64m of the hook for 6 seconds. You also gain 10% haste for 15 seconds

Not an original perk exactly, but I’d love to see Monstrous Shrine redone as something like

• Rescues in the basement take 2/3/4 seconds longer
• You can always see the aura of the basement hooks even when not carrying a survivor
• All basement hooks count as Scourge Hooks for related effects

(You could even keep the entity timer is faster in the basement too if the above isn’t good enough.)

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Also a revamp of Bloodlust to be

• Bloodlust levels activate 2/4/6 seconds sooner

or whatever numbers are reasonable. (6 might be too powerful, I’m just using it as a placeholder.)

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And as far as a new killer perk

Persistent Pursuer

• Your movement speed is increased 2/3/4%

A passive always on modest movement speed boost would probably be popular. Again, I just picked 2/3/4 as placeholders, whatever numbers actually keep it still worth using without being overpowered are fine.

Yeah, getting the numbers right on a passive movement perk is really, really critical. Too high and it’s broken, too low and it’s not worth a perk slot. Ideally I think it should be just high enough to help a killer get a handful of hits over the course of a match that they might not have otherwise gotten. A way to test it would be time a variety of common loops with slight movement modifications and compare hit results. Then set the speed boost to one that raises the hit/evade ratio an acceptable level for a single perk.

I just saw this, my perk Set For Disaster is similar. Yours is probably more counterable but mine lasts for less time. When did you come up with it?

This seems like a very powerful tradeoff considering you can 'farm' blinds and stuns. I like the idea though.

I came up with it long ago, and it was designed to be a strong Hex with an effect the Killer could potentially drag out if the Survivors don't happen to cleanse it in the first 20 seconds of the game.

High risk, high reward, after all.

Now what in the flying [BAD WORD] is this

Very quick and simple idea.

If you lunge and spin in place, your lunge doesn't end until you stop spinning, where you will then launch forward with little control of your direction. If you miss, you are faced with an extended stun duration, as if you are dizzy from all the spinning.

I thought of this as more or less a silly counter to survivors who dodge the killer by basically running into them when they miss a swing. Even if it doesn't counter anything, it's still a silly perk that I like.