DBD Killer Classes

I wanted to sort the killers into classes based on their most effective playstyles, so here we are.

Chasers:

Killers that are rooting their powers on their ability to end chases quickly.

Huntress, Cannibal, Clown, Executioner, Deathslinger, Trickster

Stealth:

Killers that pride themselves on their ability to ambush survivors and stay undetected. Able to achieve very good early games.

Wraith, Ghostface

Disablers:

Killers with inbuilt ability to slow game progress and stop survivors from completing objectives, or cripple opponents with their abilities.

Pig, Plague, Legion, Doctor

Mobility:

Killers who's main powers allow them to traverse the map at high speeds and get to places faster than usual. Abilities may have inherent / powerful chase ability.

Blight, Spirit, Hillbilly

Trapsetter:

Killers that require prep time to set up their traps.

Hag, Trapper


Hybrid Megaclass

Hybrids are a mix of two or more classes, with abilities that can serve multiple purposes.

Hybrid Mobility / Chaser:

Demogorgon, Nurse

Hybrid Mobility / Trapsetter

Nightmare

Hybrid Stealth / Chaser

Michael Myers

Mobility / Disabler

Twins

Mobility / Stealth

Wraith

Hybrid Snowballer

A unique class with only one member. They can use their power for all of the above purposes with the sole weakness of requiring some time to reach full potential.

Oni

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Edit: Forgot some killers and created respective categories, added a visual tier list if you don't like reading.

Comments

  • @BrokenSouI said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/248757/dbd-killer-classes

    Mostly accurate. Except I'd put blight in chaser category. His power literally lets you down someone in 6 seconds after your first hit depending on the situation.

    I wanted him and Billy there specifically because his ability, like Billy's, has an incredibly fast recharge and has a focus on mobility. If I put one in a specific hybrid class it's because their powers have two specific uses that don't overpower the other. If they are in a non-hybrid class it's because one of their power's uses has a more clear use than the other :)