Anonyshadow

So… we kinda got a wolf killer… but its Dracula… I mean its not bad per say… but I'd prefer a more dedicated wolf lol

I actually had an idea that combines two of mine together in regards to killer. The viking killer could be an Ulfhednar, a wolf berserker with a special phase where they could potentially turn into a werewolf with increased movement speed, lunge, recovery time, but its like a temporary phase in their kit. Here is how it…

I can confirm this.

As a killer player, I generally hunt and 2 hook everyone before I begin a farming session. Then I generally let people go. Gets that action everyone likes early on in the game and then it goes into chill mode afterward. Still I have had some people get B-hurt with that being the result, some people calling me a trash…

By the way I 100% support a sort of Black Hound approach, I like where your head is at with this :D

A hallucinogenic killer? Kinda just feels like Freddy at that point if I'm being honest. Hell, a killer being a wolf-like manifestation of the entity itself would be a pretty cool backstory in of itself. A predator molded by the entity, adding an extra layer of otherworldliness to it, but then again I think the point of…

Sticks and stones my friend. I am not going to censor my own language on the matter. Anyway that's beside the point, there are some really cool, brutal things that they could do with a viking killer in this game. Personally, I still want a dual axe berserker type killer, or even dip into the realm of the Ulfhednar, the…

As a member of the old norse pagan community, I admire the savagery of my ancestors. Plus denying the acts of savagery committed by a people is an insult to history. You don't have to approve of it, but it happened. I respect the brutality because it was typical of the times they lived in, it was the norm. You can't apply…

Exactly, its a silent hunter but when the chase begins its even more terrifying.

Not quite. If you read it carefully, both perks actually pull survivors up into the injured state and allow them to escape the killer's grasp. They only provide hinderances to the other survivors near them.

True, it also depends if they go the route of old Asatru or Neo-Asatru. We do not have a lot of solid information on Old Asatru, especially given most texts and sagas related to those times were written quite a few centuries after.

Could be some sort of power cycle related to the more nefarious gods in Norse Mythology. So basically he gets a power for a limited time and then it swaps to another one and then a third one and then cycles back. For example, he could get something like Loki's Trickery, where he can create mobile illusions of himself that…

The seiðmaður would be great for adding more survivor invocation perks.

I can imagine a Mori with the Forsaken, if he had a bayoneted rifle as his weapon, running a survivor through, hoisting them up, and staring them in the eyes before the gas mask splits apart just revealing rows of sharpened, inhuman teeth before biting into the survivor's face.