If you're worried about tunneling/ Wanna bully the killer, here's what you do...

We need to analyze exactly what our game plan is here.

So let's consider how a chase goes down. We are gonna consider an entire chase as being the distance, and time you can waste with two full health states. So it should look like this

-------------> Hit one -------------> Hit two

Chase Chase

Now the distance and time killed is going to be dependent upon your ability to run them, but this is how it should be understood.

A tunnler is trying to cash in on the fact that they can cut chase time in half by landing the first hit on an unhooker, and the unhooked is already injured and can only provide a single hits worth of chase. This is what we are going to exploit.

Off The Record, Direct Strike, Situational Awareness, Renewel

At the start of the trial, jump on a Gen somewhere in the center of the map. Use your situational awareness to bring other Survivors to you. Once a Survivor gets hit, as long as you're repairing, you will see the auras of all the survivors, so it is important you be on a Gen when this happens. Now, once the hit pops what we are gonna do, is start throwing health states at this dude and waste as much of his time as possible.

Now you should be aware that this strategy is going to most likely end with you dead by the end of the trial, you may even be the first out and get no BPs, but that's okay because we aren't aiming to win the match, we are aiming to screw up this dudes tunneling and harass him as much as possible.

Once SitAwar pops we are gonna try and bodyblock the next hit and take aggro, we want him to tunnel us. First thing you wanna do though is locate all of the survivors, especially the one that took the hit.

Now the reason we are doing it this way, letting a team mate take the first hit, is we are once again trying to extend chases out as far as possible, and throw as many health states as we can in front of them. Once you've peeled the killer, have him chase you down and hook you. Waste his time.

Remember when you checked to see where all your team mates were at? That's because you don't wanna go down and get hooked across the map from your team mates. Run the Killer away from your team mates if you can take two hits, and toward them if you can only take one because you, and this is very important, DO NOT WANT TO LOSE A HOOK STATE by hanging on the hook for to long, so don't go down somewhere a team mate isn't going to go for hook. Now, if the dude is camping, that sucks but we are prepared. Someone with full health needs to dive for the save, once you are off hook, here's where everything starts to shine. You currently, are injured. That's a one hit chase. What they don't know, is you have OTR and are prepared to lead them into a whole two hit chase. If they begin chasing you, great. Let them. If you are lucky, Renewel procs and you get healed and can now lead them into a THREE hit chase. Now, typically in my experience, a Killer is going to try and exploit any advantages they have and landing a free hit can expose an advantage, unless you have Endurance and they don't know it. At three health states (Fully Healed with Endurance) you go find killer again, hopefully bodyblock another hit but you can even force a chase by running directly into him and taking a hit. Once they begin chasing you, you have 2 full hits to run them. Do note however, WATCH your OTR meter. If you run them so successfully that you lose OTR via time, that's bad. If you start getting close to losing OTR, fall back and let them hit you so you can get your speed boost and gain ground on them. Once you finally go down again, your direct strike is waiting to lead them onto yet ANOTHER health state of chase. Go down again, preferably near other Survivors yet again.

Now, if you are interested in actually escaping, I'd recommend just chilling and working your way out of the trial at this point. If they are truly tunneling you may actually get out because unless they are stupid they won't chase you, and if they are then you guaranteed (as much as you could) some of your team gets out. If they do, guess what. Two whole health states of chase waiting for them.

There are things you can swap, the Situational Awareness will only work if you are repairing and repairing is a conspicuous action so you can only use it if you have given up on utilizing your endurance, so swapping for bond may be a better idea. It's also likely that the killer may cut their losses and never down you after unhooking, and you won't get a DS off, so you could swap it. I'm not sure what happens with renewel if you have deep wound, so you may be better off just trying to get the unhooker to heal you. Overcome is a great Exhaustion perk for this build because you are gonna get a lot of procs out of endurance hits, but you risk potentially losing the killer.

You can try this with Mettle of Man instead of OTR, but you lose the anti-aura reading, and 100% noise reduction plus you aren't looking at going down and having to get unhooked. Mettle of Man is better for combining with Break Out and saving carried survivors.

My calculations are you can get 8-9 hits out of this build, and if we can average around 30 secs in chase between hits that's 4-5 minutes of chase you can bring into the match, more than enough time for your team to get I to end game by the time you die.