"Nightmare" IDV

AGE: 24

TRAITS: Melancholic, mad, cunning

TALENTS: Psychology, Pharmacology

LIKES: Dark places

BIRTHDAY: April 2nd

RANDOM FACT: He uses his crows as slaves👹

"Nightmare" is a humanoid creature with a grotesque and disproportionate body, characterized by a disproportionately muscular torso and arms that contrast sharply with alarmingly thin and emaciated legs. Its skin is a pale, dull blue, with a large scar on the back of its hands. Both its arms and wrists are adorned with a neat row of musical scores, with musical notes depicted in gray. It has a long mane of dark bluish-gray hair sprouting from its nonexistent scalp and three fingers on each hand, ending in yellowish, claw-like nails.

He wears a black plague doctor's mask with large, bright violet lenses and a sewn-on gold beak. Over a threadbare, dirty white shirt with a large open collar and sleeves ripped to the elbow, he wears a dark fuchsia velvet waistcoat adorned with two small gold buttons and irregular gold stitching. His extremely tight, dark blue-gray trousers have a hole on the right side, and he completes the outfit with dark leather loafers with arched, bulbous toes. Around his neck hangs a small glass flask containing a fuchsia substance, capped with gold and fastened with a thin leather cord. On his right middle finger, he wears a large, sharp, gold quill point. A tattered, dark gray fedora, decorated with two gold stitches, rests atop his mask and head.

"Nightmare" is an alternate personality with violent and Machiavellian tendencies that belongs to "Orpheus".

Upon arriving at Oletus Mansion after accepting the invitation, Orpheus was soon exposed to various chemicals that intensified his paranoia, caused hallucinations, and erased certain memories. While exploring the mansion to try and uncover its secrets, he suddenly remembered the Little Girl who was going to play that day. She was very important to him, and he rushed to the game area to protect her. When he arrived, he found the Little Girl and did everything he could to protect her. When Norton Campbell attacked the other participants, Orpheus, due to the hallucinogens affecting everyone and his heightened fear, lost control, and Nightmare took complete control. Nightmare attacked Norton and beat him to death.

Hostile players were seen as monsters because of the hallucinations, which is why the "Nightmare" had a different appearance than it actually had as "Orpheus".

As a survivor, venture out alone or team up with friends to face an unknown threat. Use the items at your disposal, your skills, and elements of the environment to outwit the hunters and escape their territory.
Set on a procedurally generated map, you'll never know what to expect, what you're up against, or how to escape. You'll have to make stressful decisions in desperate circumstances. Every choice impacts your chances of survival.

The hunters have varied playstyles. Master the unique powers of these monsters and use your map knowledge to track, hunt, subdue, and eliminate your victims before they have a chance to escape to safety.
The asymmetry, procedural factors, and unique thinking of individual humans make each game of Identity V an unexpected scenario where the combined behavior of each player creates a truly terrifying and exciting narrative.

Each character features deep progression and a customizable appearance. Use your experience, talents, and skills to climb the competitive ladder and perhaps uncover the truth hidden within the journals.

"Nightmare" excels at tracking and locating survivors. Its dive attack allows it to close the distance with a survivor trying to escape. It can also send a crow toward an undecrypted cipher machine, a survivor sitting in a chair, or an activated door to reveal the location of any survivor it encounters and slow their decryption, healing, and interaction speeds for the duration of the effect. It can even teleport directly to any crow. Additionally, it can increase its movement speed when not chasing survivors.