Original DLC

The Artist

RoleKiller

DifficultyHard

No matter the distance, The Artist and her murder of Dire Crows pose a constant threat to Survivors. Position up to three Crows and unleash them on a lethal trajectory, swarming and injuring anyone caught in their path. Use her Power to shut down key areas, predict and punish Survivor pathing, and gain valuable map-wide information.

Power and perks

Power

Birds of Torment

Summon up to 3 Dire Crows and propel them into flight. Flying Dire Crows will inflict damage for a short duration. After continuing beyond the established Flight Path, Dire Crows will no longer damage Survivors, but swarm them. If a swarmed Survivor is hit by a Dire Crow, they will receive damage.

Perk

Grim Embrace

Become Obsessed with one Survivor. After hooking all four Survivors once, The Entity blocks all remaining generators for a considerable duration. When this occurs, the aura of your Obsession becomes briefly visible.

Perk

Scourge Hook: Pain Resonance

Each Trial, 4 random Hooks become Scourge Hooks. After hooking a Survivor on a Scourge Hook, the generator with the most progress explodes and loses progress. Any Survivor repairing that generator will scream, revealing their location.

Perk

Hex: Pentimento

Reveals the aura of destroyed Totems, which can be revived as Rekindled Totems. A single Rekindled Totem impacts repair speed, two impacts healing speed, three impacts recovery speed, four impacts exit gate opening speed, and five summons The Entity to block all Rekindled Totems for the duration of the trial.

Power and perks

Dead By Daylight The Artist Birds Of Torment Power Screenshot

Dead By Daylight The Artist Grim Embrace Perk Screenshot

Dead By Daylight The Artist Scourge Hook Perk Screenshot

Dead By Daylight The Artist Hex Pentiment Perk Screenshot

The Artist’s Lore

Stricken with guilt over the death of her brother, Carmina Mora sought to end her misery by taking her own life. The crows had other plans. They enveloped her, comfort swimming in their beady eyes. She drew inspiration from their otherworldly presence, using black ink to depict the murder that saved her. Her artwork soon became prolific. Some called her the pioneer of Large-Scale Surrealism in South America. Others believed her presence to be a threat, one that must be put down with swift brutality.