Offerings that were removed from the in-game bloodweb and became effectively unused.Ĭalls upon the entity for the darkest Moonlight. (Source: Dead by Daylight Wiki) Unused Offerings The Baikra-Kaeug symbol, representing imperviousness, ominously glows on the body of the Bell. Tremendously increased lightburn resistance. The Baikra-Kaeug symbol, representing imperviousness, is stamped in blood on the body of the Bell. The Kra-Frabai symbol, representing the Entity watching over us, is stamped in white ink on the head of the Bell.Īllowed the killer to see survivors' auras within 8 metres while invisible. The Kra-Frabai symbol, representing the Entity watching over us, is finger-drawn in mud on the head of the Bell.Īllowed the killer to see survivors' auras within 6 metres while invisible. Slightly reduced the time it took to vault windows, break pallets, and damage Generators while cloaked. The Yiwarick symbol, representing dark synergy, is finger-drawn out of soot on the body of the Bell. Slightly reduced the Wraith's reappearance time. The Kuntin-Takkho symbol, representing a rapid descent on a prey, is finger-drawn out of soot on the body of the Bell. The Baikra-Kaeug symbol, representing imperviousness, is finger-drawn out of soot on the body of the Bell.
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(Source: Dead by Daylight Wiki) Unused Add-onsĪdd-ons that are either unused or were replaced in an update and became unused.
During one of Behaviour's developer streams, they also mentioned this killer being able to counter survivors climbing parts of the level (another cut feature) by simply knocking the platform out from under them. Was scrapped due to the difficulty that would have come from trying to balance a character who could effectively "delete" all stage elements. Characters that were either referenced in the code, or scrapped during development.Ī killer cut extremely early into the game's development cycle that would have had the ability to, as their name suggests, destroy parts of the level.
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