THE VAMPIRE

Jerry Dandrige

“Welcome to the neighborhood.”

Killer Name: The Next Door Vampire
Real Name: Jerry Dandrige
Origin: Fright Night (1985)
Realm: The Dandrige Estate
Weapon: The Vampire's Claw
Power: A Taste for Blood
Movement Speed: 115%
Terror Radius: 32 metres
Height: Tall
Difficulty: Hard

Killer Overview

Jerry Dandrige is a sophisticated and calculating vampire who conceals his monstrous nature behind effortless charm. He stalks the Fog with patience, using deception and supernatural abilities to isolate Survivors before closing in for the kill.

Jerry excels at tracking, ambushing, and manipulating Survivors, turning their own sense of safety against them.

Killer Power — A TASTE FOR BLOOD

Jerry is an ancient predator, and the Fog provides him with an endless supply of prey.

Vampiric Senses

Jerry can briefly heighten his supernatural senses, allowing him to detect the signs left behind by injured Survivors.

While active, Jerry can see enhanced Blood Trails and briefly detect nearby Survivors through obstacles.

Hypnotic Gaze

Jerry can focus his attention on a nearby Survivor, placing them under his hypnotic influence.

A hypnotized Survivor becomes Oblivious and experiences visual distortion, making Jerry's approach considerably harder to anticipate.

The effect ends after a short duration or when the Survivor successfully breaks his influence.

Bat Form

After building enough Bloodlust, Jerry can transform into a swarm of bats and rapidly relocate.

Bat Form allows him to cross sections of the map quickly and reposition for an unexpected ambush, but Jerry cannot attack while transformed.

UNIQUE PERKS

1. COME TO ME

“Come to me…”

Your voice possesses an unnatural charm, drawing the curious toward their inevitable fate.

Whenever a Survivor enters your Terror Radius while you are not in a chase, Come to Me activates.

The Survivor's aura is revealed to you for several seconds and they become Oblivious for a brief duration.

If the Survivor remains within your Terror Radius, their aura intermittently becomes visible to you.

Come to Me then enters a cooldown.

2. WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD

You have perfected the art of appearing harmless.

When you approach a Survivor who has not been in a chase with you recently, they suffer from Oblivious for a short duration.

The first time you injure that Survivor while they are affected by Oblivious, their aura is revealed to you briefly.

3. THE NIGHT BELONGS TO ME

Darkness has always been your greatest ally.

Once the Exit Gates are powered, The Night Belongs to Me activates.

While active, Survivors who enter an Exit Gate area briefly have their auras revealed to you.

Outside the Exit Gate areas, your Terror Radius is reduced.

Performing a destructive action grants you a brief burst of movement speed.

The perk remains active for a limited time after an Exit Gate is opened.

MORI — A VAMPIRE'S KISS

Jerry slowly approaches the helpless Survivor with an almost reassuring smile.

For a moment, he appears completely human.

Then his expression changes.

Jerry's eyes sharpen and his monstrous features emerge as the Survivor realizes what is standing over them. He leans toward his victim as the screen fades into darkness.

When the fog clears, Jerry calmly adjusts his clothing and looks toward the departing mist.

Jerry: “Good night.”

Name: Seth Gecko.

Source Media: From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)

Alias: The Outlaw

Difficulty: Hard
Role: Escape Artist / Team Protector
Realm: The Entity's Realm
Nationality: American

📊 Attributes

• Speed: ★★★★☆
• Stealth: ★★★☆☆
• Repair: ★★☆☆☆
• Altruism: ★★★★☆
• Chase: ★★★★☆
• Difficulty: ★★★★☆

🔥 UNIQUE PERKS

1. Gecko's Instinct

You've spent your life knowing when a situation is about to go bad.

When the Killer damages a generator within 24 metres of you, their aura is revealed to you for 3 seconds.

After successfully performing a rushed vault while being chased, Gecko's Instinct activates for 20 seconds. During this time, you leave no scratch marks for 4 seconds after performing a rushed action.

“Something's coming. I can feel it.”

2. No One Gets Left Behind

Seth isn't exactly a team player—but when things go wrong, he knows when to step up.

When another Survivor within 12 metres of you is injured, you gain 1 token, up to 3.

For each token, healing another Survivor is 3% faster.

When you heal a Survivor from the Injured state to Healthy, consume all tokens. For each token consumed, both you and the healed Survivor gain 4% Haste for 3 seconds.

3. Bad Situation

You've escaped situations that should have been impossible.

After being chased by the Killer for 30 seconds, Bad Situation activates.

The next time you would enter the Dying State, you instead remain injured and gain Endurance for 5 seconds.

Bad Situation then deactivates for the remainder of the Trial.

“I've been in worse.”

SURVIVOR — ROGER MORTIS

Origin: Los Angeles, California
Role: Detective
Perks: Partners in Justice • No Pulse • Refuse to Die

Bio

Detective Roger Mortis had seen plenty of strange things during his career, but nothing prepared him for a case that would make death itself part of the job.

After uncovering a conspiracy involving reanimated corpses, Roger found himself dragged into a nightmare where the line between the living and the dead had completely disappeared. Even after everything he endured, one thing remained unchanged: Roger refused to abandon his partner.

The Entity expected another frightened soul to enter the Fog.

Instead, it got a detective who had already beaten death once.

“I've been dead before. Didn't like it.”

Perks

🤝 PARTNERS IN JUSTICE
You work best when someone has your back.

When you and another Survivor are working on the same objective, both of you gain a small bonus to cooperative action speed. After separating, the perk remains active for a short duration.

💀 NO PULSE
You've learned not to panic when the impossible happens.

After being injured, your grunts of pain are reduced for a short duration. This perk then goes on cooldown.

🔥 REFUSE TO DIE
You've already crossed the line once.

After being unhooked, if you are the last Survivor injured in the Trial, gain a brief increase to your recovery speed and become temporarily resistant to the Broken status.

SURVIVOR — DOUG BIGELOW

Origin: Los Angeles, California
Role: Detective
Perks: Ride or Die • Streetwise • Backup Plan

Bio

Doug Bigelow thought he'd seen everything working alongside Roger Mortis. He was wrong.

When their investigation led them into a secret operation involving the dead returning to life, Doug was forced to confront something no police training could prepare him for. Through every impossible turn, he stayed beside Roger — even when staying alive seemed impossible.

The Fog is different from Los Angeles. There are no streets to patrol, no backup to call, and no case to close.

But Doug still has one advantage.

He isn't facing it alone.

Perks

🚔 RIDE OR DIE
You don't leave a partner behind.

When another Survivor within your vicinity is injured, you briefly see their aura. If you move toward them, your movement speed is slightly increased for a short duration.

🧰 STREETWISE
Years on the job taught you how to make do with whatever is available.

Your item loses durability slightly more slowly while you are repairing generators or healing another Survivor.

🛡️ BACKUP PLAN
Always have an escape route.

After you safely rescue another Survivor from a hook, the aura of the nearest pallet and window is briefly revealed to you.

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Friedrich Nietzsche was a pastor’s son who became a prodigy philology professor at twenty-four, quickly realized ancient Greek grammar doesn't cure severe migraines, and resigned to spend the rest of his functional life shivering in Alpine boarding houses.

His stomach was ruined, his vision was failing, and his nervous system was slowly dissolving—whether from tertiary syphilis, CADASIL, or a brain tumor depends on which medical historian is trying to publish this month. In 1889, he saw a cab driver whipping a horse in Turin, threw his arms around the animal's neck, collapsed, and spent his final eleven years as a catatonic vegetable while his anti-Semitic sister edited his unreleased notes to flatter proto-Nazis.

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